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Corinna Spaziani has a special insight into the battle ahead for Tragically Hip frontman Gord Downie. Her husband, Joe, was diagnosed with the same kind of incurable brain tumour — multiforme glioblastoma — in 2011, and died 37 months later. "I wouldn't wish this on anybody," Spaziani said during an interview Wednesday on CBC Radio's Edmonton AM. |
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Singer Will Young is doing an usual gig as he leads the line-up for events taking place as part of on Friday 3 June. BBC Music Day 2016 in Bristol Singer-song writer, actor and BBC Music Day Ambassador, Will Young, will be in Bristol on BBC Music Day to mark the 75th anniversary of Workers Playtime,.... |
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Nevertheless, we do have a modicum of control over the election of whomever is being bribed or threatened to do the will of the plutocrats. These political candidates are the ones that will be helping make the life or death decisions that determine the fate of the earth and the children of the 99%.... |
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When entering the venue, a designated phone-free zone, each concertgoer put their phone into the pouch, which was locked for the duration of the show. Anyone needing to use their phone had to leave the phone-free zone through a check-in point, after which the pouch was unlocked. |
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Clairvoyant Amanda Barrymore was charging £40 per private reading when she was found to be claiming benefits.
A clairvoyant was ordered to pay back almost 27,000 of benefits she'd fraudulently claimed while working as a psychic.
Amanda Barrymore was told to repay the housing benefit and unpaid she owes to the taxpayer. |
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CASCADE Amanda Barrymore had been claiming several benefits while working Amanda Barrymore claimed to be a globetrotting medium who has appeared on TV and radio - but investigators discovered she had been claiming Jobseeker's Allowance, Housing Benefit and Council Tax Benefit while working. |
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L-R: Pope Francis welcoming Egyptian Grand Imam of al-Azhar Mosque Sheikh Ahmed Mohamed al-Tayeb, during a private audience at the Vatican. Photo: AFP
Egypt has expelled a journalist working for the French Catholic daily La Croix “for no reason”, the newspaper said Wednesday. |
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau personally invited Japanese auto executives Tuesday in Tokyo to invest more in Canada. But it's unclear whether he will secure concrete commitments from the companies on his first trip to Japan since taking office last fall. |
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In a leaked letter soliciting donations from a bakery in Bulawayo, ruling party fundraisers have set out the things that they need to make a success of the march. One of the requirements is apparently 5 000 litres of Mazoe, Zimbabwe’s iconic brand of dilute-to-taste fruit cordial. |
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Donald J. Trump on Tuesday night in Albuquerque. His unrestrained style is indisputably good TV, as his primary race opponents discovered, and poses a threat to Democrats that may not be so easily neutralized by the usual tactics. Credit Stephen Crowley/The New York Times. |
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Philippines’ president-elect Rodrigo Duterte. DAVAO, Philippines, May 24, (AFP): Explosive incoming Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte has launched a series of obscenity-filled attacks on the Catholic Church, branding local bishops corrupt “sons of ….” who are to be blamed for the nation’s fastgrowing population. |
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