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Borja RamaCorrespondent in Mexico City Updated:07/02/2022 20:47h Save Related newsFrom Tapachulaa city on the border with Guatemala in southwestern Mexico, left at three in the morning on Monday -to avoid high temperatures- a new protest caravan headed for the United States that will stop previously in Mexico City, to demand their rights. Some 5,000 migrants seek to reach the northern border with the United States, despite the fact that security has been reinforced after the discovery last Monday of 53 dead inside the truck trailer in San Antonio, Texas, just 250 kilometers from the border. The expedition, like the migrants found in the heavy vehicle, is made up of pregnant women, about 400, and a thousand children, including babies.Precisel...

Yon 2012, the year Arjan Veurink took charge of Twente's women's team, Sarina Wiegman's ADO Den Haag won the Dutch double – the now England Women head coach's first Eredivisie title and first KNVB Cup as a manager. The following season Veurink got the better of the woman who would later join as an assistant, winning the league with Twente. One week later, though, Wiegman's side denied him the chance to match her exploits by beating his side in the cup final.This was Veurink's introduction to the woman with whom he has gone on to form a formidable coaching partnership. Initially they were adversaries, vying for the biggest domestic prizes. “We played against each other a lot,” says Veurink. “It's always a lovely question to ask her [about that]I'm always joking a little bit about th...

We are back in the thieving world of Fred “the Shred” Goodwin and Northern Rock. The sole difference from 2008 is that instead of the state expecting ordinary people to bail out failed banks, it is expecting them to take pay cuts to protect bosses' bonuses. The war against inflation in the 2020s, like the war against financial collapse in the noughties, must be fought by those least able to fight it.Nowhere in the speeches of the prime minister, chancellor or governor of the Bank of England is there a hint that a national emergency demands equality of sacrifice. They do not repeat David Cameron's line that “we're all in this together”. As millions sink down, all they say is that it is their patriotic duty to protect the privileged by sinking deeper. Or, as a writer plucked from the...

Michael Viperino Updated:07/02/2022 19:18h Save To update20.02Set 1: 4-1 | The match is complicated for Sonego, Rafa continues solid towards the first Set. 4-120.01Set 1: 3-1 | ¡Point for Rafael! Sonego's lob is left out. 40-3020.00Set 1: 3-1 | The Italian's response remains on the net. 30-3020.00Set 1: 3-1 | Sonego comes forward for the first time in Rafa's service. 15-3019.59Set 1: 3-1 | Sonego misses the drop attempt that falls short. 15 same19.58Set 1: 3-1 | Nadal double fault. 00-1519.57Set 1: 3-1 | Break for Spanish! The reverse of the Italian is gone. 3 to 1 for Nadal19.56Set 1: 2-1 | Break ball for rafa. 30-4019.56Set 1: 2-1 | Another Rafa mistake. 30 same19.55Set 1: 2-1 | Nadal's answer flies away, the wind today does not...

ALLEN, Ky. — A tiny eastern Kentucky town was reeling Saturday, days after three police officers died in a shooting as they tried to serve a warrant tied to a domestic violence situation.The responding officers encountered “pure hell” when they arrived on the scene Thursday night, Floyd County Sheriff John Hunt said.“This is a tough morning for our commonwealth,” Gov. Andy Beshear said in a social media post Friday morning. “Floyd County and our brave first responders suffered a tragic loss last night.”Kentucky State Police troopers, who are leading the investigation into the shootout, are still searching for answers that could explain why the night turned so deadly.OFFICERS GUNNED DOWN: 3 Kentucky police officers dead, others wounded after suspect with rifle opens fireJAYLAND WALKER...

Hours after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, abortion bans and restrictions went into effect in states across the country.A ban on abortions after six weeks took effect in Ohio, for example, and providers in Kentucky shut their doors due to the state's "trigger law" banning abortions.Many pregnant people seeking abortions in these states turned to clinics in Indiana, where abortion remains legal for now. But providers warn of an uncertain future.INDIANAPOLIS – On Monday, three days after the Supreme Court issued its groundbreaking decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an Indianapolis obstetrician-gynecologist, took a call from a colleague, a child abuse doctor in Ohio.hours after the Supreme Court action, Ohio had outlawed any abortion after six weeks. Now,...

Clad in seven-inch metallic silver stilettos, a shimmery gold bodycon dress, flame-shaped glasses and a multi-tonal weave as his drag persona Eva More, 18-year-old Noah Colton was ready to party as tens of thousands of people marched – and danced – through the capital for Pride in London, the UK's biggest LGBTQ+ parade.“I'm trying to focus on enjoying it, and seeing it as a coming together of the community where you can be who you want to be,” he said.Lesbians & Gays Support the Migrants protest at Piccadilly Circus. Photograph: Amy Walker/The GuardianAfter following the parade for a few hours, the plan for his first Pride was to head to Trafalgar Square for live music and on to a drag night in Clapham, south London. “I have got more comfortable shoes in my bag,” he admitted.With the p...

YoTV's political editor Robert Peston, 62, began his career as a print journalist and has broken a string of stories, including the Northern Rock bailout in 2007, when he was the BBC's business editor. His novel debut, a slickly paced thriller titled The Whistleblower, is set in London in 1997 as Labour's modernizing new leader prepares to sweep the party to power in a general election. Enter political reporter Gil Peck, a flawed hero who stumbles upon the scoop of a lifetime after his high-powered civil servant sister is killed in a traffic accident.This is your first published novel. Is it the first you've written?In my 20s, I wrote three-quarters of a thriller about a female detective with extraordinary powers. I didn't feel it was there really but I should have finished it becau...

Some passengers have already had their flights delayed ahead of July 4 weekend.The delays are the latest in a string of air travel woes during a chaotic summer travel season.Passengers can take steps to minimize travel disruptions.Barrett Lane was on his way from Washington, DC, to one of his college best friend's wedding in Thousand Oaks, California, when his flight was delayed ahead of July Fourth weekend.The 34-year-old transportation project manager and his husband had flown into Newark, New Jersey, where they were supposed to change plans, when their United Airlines flight to Los Angeles was pushed back four hours because of a maintenance problem. Several more delays later, the couple boarded the plane Wednesday night along with other passengers, and sat at the gate for three hours...

Peter SardineValencia Updated:07/02/2022 18:35h Save The silly day of all years came out at the Queen's Trophy. He woke up cloudy, but he did not look bad either. Little wind, but rising and rolling to the East, which gave hope that the day would rise. It began to blow and the Regatta Committee, which had scheduled the start at 12 noon, in case three tasks could be completed, arranged a windward-leeward course of just over six miles. The first round started with a wind intensity of 12 knots, but with little wave and with the threat that the intensity would drop as the minutes passed. Good first beat with stable wind. The two big ones, "Aifos" and "Blue Carbón" made a bad start, so they had to turn as soon as they left to reach the "leyl...