American Daily Digest

‘Newton’s famous apple tree’ in Cambridge University Botanic garden is FELLED by Storm Eunice gales – but luckily scientists cloned another two! Cloned Cambridge tree, one of three, was a … Read More

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman says she’s open to lifting interest rates by more than the traditional quarter-point at the central bank’s next meeting in March By CHRISTOPHER RUGABER AP … Read More

Putin will decide TODAY whether to send troops into Ukraine to ‘defend’ separatist regions after ‘bonkers’ security council meeting where his top aides laid out case for war – as … Read More

Scientists are warning the British government not to weaken the country’s ability to monitor and track coronavirus when Prime Minister Boris Johnson ends the requirement for people in England to … Read More

Poland’s power distribution operator says the deadly high winds that struck last week generated a record level of wind energy, covering some 30% of the demand in Poland, where most … Read More

CNN —   The US has written to the top United Nations human rights official that it has “credible information” that Russian forces are identifying Ukrainians “to be killed or … Read More

Over-75s, care home residents and all immunocompromised over-12s will be offered a FOURTH Covid vaccine this spring: Health chiefs sign off on roll-out for 8million people ahead of ANOTHER booster … Read More

Boris WILL unveil Freedom Day plan and hold press conference at 7pm: Cabinet finally agrees plan after hours of last-ditch rowing between Rishi and Sajid over axing free tests to … Read More

Billionaire Chrysler building co-owner Michael Fuchs, 62, must pay out more than £3.5million to his ex-wife every year until a judge decides how much money she should walk away with … Read More

Canadian man who ‘hates the taste of tap water’ is blasted for spending $2,000 a month importing glass bottles from Europe that he keeps in FOUR fridges A man who … Read More