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RT News (23 May, 2021)

14 dead after cable car plunges in Italian Alps, children among injured passengers

World News

23 May

14 dead after cable car plunges in Italian Alps, children among injured passengers

A major incident in northern Italy has left at least 14 people dead after a cable snapped, sending a cable car falling near a mountain peak. Two injured children were airlifted to Turin.

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Russia & Former Soviet Union

23 May

'Bomb scare' forces Ryanair jet to make emergency landing in Belarus, authorities detain wanted editor of banned Telegram channel

A prominent exiled opponent of Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko has been arrested in Minsk on Sunday, after a Ryanair flight from Athens to Vilnius was diverted and landed in the city, reportedly following a bomb threat.

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USA News

24 May

‘Very business-like’: Top US diplomat acknowledges stable relations with Russia would be ‘good’ for world

Better relations between Moscow and Washington would benefit them both, together with the rest of the world, US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has admitted, adding that the US would never hesitate to “defend its interests.”

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UK News

23 May

Oxford secretly used cell phone data to track millions as part of government-ordered vaccination study – media

The UK government has admitted it used phone data to analyse people’s movement patterns without their knowledge as part of a vaccination study, a new report claims. Officials are said to have preserved the subjects’ anonymity.

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USA News

23 May

‘I don’t think big brother ought to tell me to do it’: Rand Paul sets off critics by refusing Covid-19 vaccine

Sen. Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) is being blasted for explaining why he refuses to get a Covid-19 vaccine while all congressional Democrats have been inoculated.

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23 May

Forget Covid conspirators and masks-forever fanatics – there’s only one sector of society that didn’t lose its mind over the virus

Let’s salute the world’s common men and women – who stoically kept the world ticking over, even as the hysterical battle of the deniers versus the lockdown-lovers raged around them.

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UK News

23 May

State-funded UK study says Pfizer, AstraZeneca vaccines are ‘highly effective’ against Indian Covid-19 variant

Two doses of the Pfizer and AstraZeneca vaccines provide sufficient protection against symptomatic disease from the Indian strain of Covid-19, which is thought to be more vaccine-resistant, a study by Public Health England says.

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UK News

23 May

Jewish organisations say ‘extremist’ Tommy Robinson ‘not welcome’ at pro-Israel rallies

Controversial right-winger Tommy Robinson is no longer welcome at pro-Israel events in London, according to several leading Jewish organisations, after he was pictured at a rally with an Israeli flag and a Zionist Federation sign.

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Business News

23 May

Barclays: Reopening economies drive oil demand higher

Global oil demand is recovering with major economies reopening amid a cautious supply approach from OPEC+ and restraint in US shale, Barclays says.

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Sport News

23 May

Formula One star Sergio Perez finishes 4th at Monaco Grand Prix – racing after bodyguard was shot by car robbers at family home

F1 driver Sergio Perez has revealed that a bodyguard who was shot in an attempted car robbery at his family home is in a "good" condition, having taken a bullet while the Red Bull racer was qualifying for the Monaco...

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