Sci-fi fans Jordan, 33, and Pete Ayriss, 38, were able to celebrate their love in true 80s style—they even had a DeLorean car, made famous by the hit movie series. The pair, from Ravenswood, which is located in Suffolk, in the U.K., had their wedding reception with just their mothers and their registrar during the May 2021 lockdown. Disappointed at not being able to celebrate with their friends and family, over a year later they have finally been able to mark the occasion....

Johanna Harrison-Oram put out an “impossible request” on Twitter asking if anyone in Devon or Somerset had a generator available to power her wedding to her partner Sam. Her tweet gained traction and was retweeted more than 2,000 times. “Our wedding venue is without electricity, power, or water and 87 guests were sent to other hotels last night,” she wrote. “Power not being restored until at least 6pm.” The BBC reported that thousands of people lost power in several counties, and various regions were flooded following the major storm late last week....

The video, posted on TIkTok by @bradandjr, was viewed nearly three million times in just two days as it showed Brad calling down between the burners of the stove and meowing at it. Although JR had his doubts as to whether there was a cat stuck in the vent, a faint meow is heard at the end of the video. You can view it here. Why Do Cats Hide? According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Pet Health Insurance, cats often get themselves into small spaces where they feel secure....

The state’s highest court ruled that the evidence was sufficient to support a conviction of involuntary manslaughter under gross negligence and failure to perform legal duty theories of involuntary manslaughter, according to the opinion written by Judge Shirley Watts. Beckwitt, 30, is a millionaire stock trader who was initially convicted of second-degree depraved heart murder and involuntary manslaughter in April 2019 for the death of Askia Khafra, 21, according to the opinion....

As the U.S. capital continues to assess damage dealt Wednesday to the Capitol Building by violent pro-Trump protesters and prepares to host President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration in less than two weeks, Chinese officials have been watching closely to assess the potential impact of these events on U.S. foreign policy. The Trump administration has levied an unremitting barrage of criticism against China. Even as the nation was left reeling by the Capitol riots, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo released a salvo of statements criticizing the ruling Chinese Communist Party, which he has designated the top threat to global trade, human rights and international security....

The little-known Beijing computer graphics artist who calls himself Wuhe Qilin doubled his number of followers on China’s Twitter-like service Weibo since one of his controversial images was tweeted out by Chinese diplomat Zhao Lijian on Monday. The doctored image, which remains pinned to the top of Zhao’s timeline, shows a grinning Australian soldier killing a young Afghan child. It had been liked more than 61,000 times on Twitter at the time of writing....

Speaking to the Chinese state media outlet Guancha on Friday, Le Yucheng said the U.S. continued to represent the strongest, most powerful nation in the world, but that the country was suffering from an idealogical perspective. “The U.S. decline is not a decline in strength but a decline of hegemony,” Le said, according to the South China Morning Post. “No matter a country’s strength, hegemonic power is bound to wither, hegemony is not popular....

The Chinese sortie included 24 J-16 fighter jets, 10 J-10 fighter jets, two Y-9 transport aircraft, two Y-8 anti-submarine warning aircraft, and one nuclear-capable H-6 bomber, Taiwan’s Defense Ministry said in a statement on Sunday. It was the largest convoy of aircraft China had sent towards the island this year. The statement said that Taiwan scrambled its own military aircraft in response to monitor the sortie’s activities and the Taiwanese Air Force tracked the People’s Liberation Army planes on its radar....

Chinese Communist Party newspaper Global Times also voiced its support for the release of a so-called “Taiwan secessionists” blacklist, just two weeks after a former Taiwanese intelligence officer warned that such an announcement would be a precursor of a cross-strait armed conflict. The official People’s Liberation Army video was captured off the coast of China’s southern province of Guangdong, where joint armed forces exercises are being held between November 17 and 30, the state-run tabloid said....

Two government-run newspapers published op-eds on Monday and Tuesday attacking the U.S. response to the pandemic and defending Beijing against allegations of covering up news of the initial outbreak, failing to adequately warn the world, and purposely underreporting the number of infections and deaths in the country. The Chinese Communist Party is also refusing to allow an international probe into the origins of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite growing pressure from Western nations and the World Health Organization....

Sources told Bleacher Report that former Oregon coach Chip Kelly — who spent the past four seasons in the NFL as head coach of the Eagles and 49ers — is more interested in finding work in the NFL, either as a head coach or offensive coordinator. MORE: 17 questions for the 2017 season When Sarkisian took over as OC for the Atlanta Falcons, rumors swirled that Kelly was a top candidate for the position, considering his offensive success in Eugene....

“The southern border is clearly in crisis, and your Administration appears not only to disseminate myths to the American people about the dire situation, but is also actively engaging in behavior that is preventing transparency and accountability to the American people you were elected to serve,” the lawmakers wrote. “This crisis is out of control,” the letter read. “Indeed, it is far worse than most realize, largely because your Administration is not only mischaracterizing the crisis but also prohibiting journalists from witnessing and documenting the crisis up close....

Automotive manufacturers have endured major supply chain disruptions for two years now. The lack of semiconductor chips and other components, as well as the global pandemic, has led to production halts, delays and inventory shortages that have roiled the new and used car markets. When does it end? BMW CEO Oliver Zipse recently said that he expects the lack of chips to remain a problem into 2023. Ford CEO Jim Farley has also said recently that the problem will likely persist into the next year....

Expectorants Suppressants Combination medicines They work differently from each other. So, which is the best cough medicine for you? That depends on many factors. This article goes over how OTC cough medicines for adults work, things to consider when choosing one, what side effects to watch for, and other ways to treat a cough. Expectorants Expectorants help thin mucus so it’s easier to cough it out of your lungs. These cough medicines are useful for adults who have thick congestion that’s hard to expel....

Speaking to The Miami Herald, Bosh said he has not engaged in any internal decisions with James or Wade about adding Anthony. And the team is not allowed to speak to Anthony until free agency opens on July 1, by which time Anthony will have decided whether to remain with the Knicks or test the market. MORE: Could Miami make Big Four? | James made $30 million off Dre Beats...

Rainer and Regina Greeven, the in-laws of the governor’s brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, were both seen at a Southampton fundraiser this past Saturday for GOP challenger Lee Zeldin who represents New York’s first congressional district in the U.S. House. A source present at the event confirmed the couple attended the fundraiser in support of Congressman Lee Zeldin’s gubernatorial bid. The individual provided Newsweek with this information under the condition of anonymity....

The Rams defensive end announced in May he was establishing the Chris Long Foundation and the Waterboys Initiative, which is dedicated to building wells for communities in East Africa. PHOTOS: NFL players doing good | MORE: Predicting the NFC “Waterboys is an initiative that I’ve had brewing a little over a year now," Long told 101 ESPN Radio in St. Louis last week. “I went to Tanzania a few years back and climbed Mount Kilimanjaro....

So, who did it better? Of course, Jeter’s catch is better. Situation, range, sticking the landing, all in favor of Jeter.

He iss often referred to as one of the biggest complainers in the league, and there are enough clips of him getting chippy with opponents and arguing with referees to create a highlight reel. MORE: Top PGs for 2015-16 | Award predictions | Season predictions On Tuesday night, Paul was ejected from the Clippers’ 130-95 preseason victory over the Warriors for talking back to an official. And while Paul may be something of a pest, what he said was rather quite great....

MORE: Early NBA season disappointments, surprises The ad opens at a basketball game with Paul whispering to Jordan, “Set the trap.” The teammates trap Lillard just over half court and Paul steals the ball. At the other end of the court, Paul alley-oops the ball to Jordan for a dunk. Lillard brushes the two off when they congratulate each other with a fist bump. The voiceover says, “State Farm knows that for every one of those moments … there’s one of these....