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NewsBrief Articles : 64 | Dernière mise à jour : 13 mai 2019 08:39:00 | Début : 12 mai 2019 16:32:00 | Sources : 34 | Pic : 1 | Classement actuel : 6 Présidentielle lituanienne: battu, le Premier ministre annonce sa démission Le Premier ministre lituanien Saulius Skvernelis, battu à l'élection présidentielle de dimanche, a annoncé qu'il démissionnerait en juillet. L'économiste Gitanas Nauseda, novice en politique, est arrivé en tête du premier tour, selon les résultats partiels, et affrontera au second tour le 26 mai....... Lithuanian presidential: beaten, prime minister announces his resignation The Lithuanian prime minister Saulius Skvernelis, beaten to the presidential election on Sunday, announced that he would resign in July.
Home - The Globe and Mail Google Actualités Le Monde Informatique Infos de dernière minute et opinions sur Le Huffington Post Sciences et Avenir – L'actualité des Sciences et du Savoir Le Monde.fr - Actualité à la Une The Times | UK News, World News and Opinion Bonmarché blames Brexit and weather for sliding profits new Bonmarché, the discount clothing retailer, blamed a string of factors, from bad weather to Brexit, for sliding annual profits and its failure to increase market share. The company, which specialises in clothing for women aged over 50, complained that last year had been more challenging than it had expected and that it had not managed to...Bonmarché, the discount clothing retailer, blamed a string of factors, from bad weather to Brexit, for sliding annual profits and its failure to increase market share. The company, which specialises in clothing for women aged over 50, complained that last year had been more challenging than it had expected and that it had not managed to...Bonmarché, the discount clothing retailer, blamed a string of factors, from bad weather to Brexit, for sliding annual profits... Read the full story
Hard Evidence: How biased is the BBC? This article was originally published on The Conversation, where it forms part of Hard Evidence, a series of articles that looks at what the data say about some of the trickiest public policy questions we face. Academic experts will delve into the available research evidence to provide an informed analysis of current affairs you won’t get from politicians or vested interests. Here, Cardiff University Lecturer Mike Berry uses his research to tackle a question as old as broadcasting itself: is the BBC really impartial? If you are a reader of the right end of the British press you will be familiar with stories claiming that the Corporation has a liberal, left-wing bias. Only last week the Daily Telegraph reported a new study had found that the BBC “exhibits a left-of-centre bias in both the amount of coverage it gives to different opinions and the way in which these voices are represented”. Our research had two strands. Tories get more airtime than Labour A win for Euroscepticism City voices
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