CIA challenges people with tricky brainteaser to see if they could be a spy

Trey Songz concert faces investigation after approximately 500 people packed into an Ohio nightclub to see the singer perform.Songz performed at the Aftermath nightclub in Columbus on Saturday (December 5), with footage showing tightly packed fans at the venue.As NBC News reports, the venue has now been given an official warning for improper conduct after attendees were seen to be openly violating Covid-19 regulations.Fans were seen sharing drinks and flouting social distancing laws, Ohio’s Investigate Unit claimed. Their statement also criticised the lack of physical barriers at the event, as well as singling out the lack of protective face masks worn by employees and attendees.“Basically, it was just a concert environment.

NHS staff who received the coronavirus jab on its first day of use suffered adverse effects.Both are recovering, it is understood.The NHS website states that such allergic reactions are incredibly rare and if they do occure they usually happen within minutes.The hospital or GP staff administering the vaccine will be trained to deal with allergic reactions and treat them immediately.

direct to your inboxUK regulators have issued a vaccine warning to people who have a history of "significant" allergic reactions. They have been told that they should not currently receive the Pfizer/BioNTech coronavirus vaccine after two people who had the jab on Tuesday had allergic reactions.

Want the latest Scottish sport news sent straight to your inbox? Join thousands of others who have signed up to our Record Sport newsletter.Neilston co-boss Chris Cameron insists his unbeaten side are in for their toughest challenge yet this weekend.The Farmer’s Boys continued their perfect start to their West of Scotland Conference B campaign with a 5-1 thumping of Vale of Clyde on Saturday.Next up they face a difficult trip to Ravenscraig Stadium to face Greenock Juniors, one of the only other unbeaten sides in their division this season alongside Johnstone Burgh.And while they weren’t among the favourites for the title before the campaign kicked off, Cameron believes the momentum they’re carrying into the clash will cause his side plenty

Christmas is creeping up around the corner, many Brits will be decorating their homes to spread festive cheer. And since millions will be jazzing up their trees, one woman caused a debate when she claimed only "wealthy" people buy real ones.The woman says she's only ever bought a fake tree as she believes it's the "wealthy" and "middle class" people who bother with it.Although she grew up in a working class family, the Scottish mum didn't know anyone had a real tree until a discussion at work.

Twitter claimed they live 10 miles away from the site and felt tremors.Another said their parents live across the river and it 'shook their house'.The US National Weather Service said the warning covered all those who live from Burning Springs to the Chelyan Bridge on the Belle side of the Kanawha river and west city limits of Marmet to Chelyan bridge.Chemours released the following statement, writes WSAZ : “An incident at one of the tenant companies at the Chemours site in Belle, West Virginia has resulted in a fire. Site responders are working to contain the fire.

Election integrity comes down to abiding by the Constitution and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton told Fox News’ “Hannity” Tuesday that he intends to defend it. The attorney general filed an election integrity lawsuit against four U.S.

As the host of This Week Tonight, John Oliver is not one to mince words or give up on a pet peeve lightly.So when he took Pringles to task over the brand's mascot, it's perhaps no surprise that the potato chip purveyor took notice.Oliver had joked on his HBO show about the mustachioed face that adorns tubes of Pringles products and wondered aloud what the rest of the mascot looked like. 'People need to know!' John Oliver had joked on his HBO show about the mustachioed face that adorns tubes of Pringles products and challenged the brand to reveal the rest of Mr.

Strictly Come Dancing judge Craig Revel Horwood has slammed people who complained after watching the opening group dance during Saturday's show.As the show kicked off, male dancers Gorka Marquez, Giovanni Pernice and Johannes Radebe ensured that Musicals Week launched with a bang as they slipped into their best drag.The dancers performed a medley of songs from the musical Priscilla Queen Of The Desert.During the performance, the trio brandished rainbow flags most commonly associated with the LGBTQ+ community, which was met with praise but also a negative response.Speaking out after 100 people complained, Craig said that drag was "part of real-life".Speaking to the PA news agency, he said: "I think they are ridiculous.

John Oliver issued a challenge — and the Pringles man has accepted.

The Challenge, MTV's current longest running reality show, is one of those series. The new season, Double Agents, was shot entirely during the pandemic and the production crew went through great pains not only to keep the cast safe from catching the novel coronavirus, but also to make it look like COVID wasn't a factor. "Not only did they innovate in production quality, game creativity, and casting creativity and all that stuff that they innovated on — then they had to innovate on a whole new model, which was how do you create a bubble in another country?," veteran contestant Wes Bergmann told TV Guide ahead of the new season, which premieres on Wednesday.

A Chinese 'honey trap spy' allegedly had sex with US mayors and even developed ties with national politicians, including members of congress, it is claimed.

WME and CAA have filed objections to the WGA’s request to cross-examine several of their top officials at a December 18 court hearing on the agencies’ motions for a preliminary injunction that would force the guild to drop its group boycott against them.

Los Angeles County deputies on Saturday busted an “underground” illicit super-spreader event that resulted in nearly 160 arrests and the rescue of an underage human trafficking victim, authorities said on Tuesday. The Saturday night raid on a location in the high desert city of Palmdale, which is about 65 miles north of Los Angeles, came after Sheriff Alex Villanueva vowed to crack down on "super-spreader events." The party resulted in the arrests of 158 people, many of whom were not wearing masks.

Need a good real-life mystery to solve? TV audiences love them. And documentary maker Errol Morris famously investigated a murder with The Thin Blue Line, a government LSD conspiracy with Wormwood and Robert McNamara's role in history in Fog of War.

A helicopter has crashed with six people on board in France, sparking a search for survivors.

OnlyFans model has gone viral after twerking with a water bottle balanced on her head for a new TikTok challenge.

direct to your inboxNigella Lawson has found herself at the centre of another social media storm.From cooking a banana skin curry to telling us how to make toast, viewers can't help but comment on the chef's latest creations.But this time, it's not what she has made what has got people talking. It's her pronunciation of 'microwave'.

Approximately 500 people attended a performance by Trey Songz at a Columbus, Ohio, nightclub on Saturday.

NBCUniversal streaming service Peacock has reached more than 26 million sign-ups, NBCUniversal CEO Jeff Shell told an investors conference on Tuesday. "As of yesterday, we're just up over 26 million sign-ups, so the momentum just continues in a very strong linear way," Shell told the UBSGlobal TMT Virtual Investors Conference during a session that was webcast.

AT&T's WarnerMedia is "ahead ofplan" on its HBO Max streaming service, nearing 12.6 million activated users, and can use the decision to bring its 2021 film slate to the service and cinemas to "accelerate that further" to "penetrate the market faster," the telecom giant's CEO told an investor conference on Tuesday. John Stankey, during his appearance at the UBS Global TMTVirtualConference, called the decision a "win-win-win" – for the company, its partners, and consumers – that fits current market trends and consumers' psyche amid the coronavirus pandemic.