香港仔郊野公園發現二戰英軍手榴彈 即場引爆沒人受傷 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】香港仔郊野公園發現一枚二戰時期英軍手榴彈。 該手榴彈長約四吋,直徑約二點五吋,由一名漁護署的郊野公園維修員發現。爆...
香港仔郊野公園發現二戰英軍手榴彈 即場引爆沒人受傷 To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video 【有線新聞】香港仔郊野公園發現一枚二戰時期英軍手榴彈。 該手榴彈長約四吋,直徑約二點五吋,由一名漁護署的郊野公園維修員發現。爆炸品處理課人員早上九時許接報到場,圍封約一百米範圍後即場作出引爆,事件中無人受傷及疏散。
Luxury Ritz-Carlton Condos Aren't Selling In "Liberal Cesspool" Portland Luxury units at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in downtown Portland are now being marketed at discounts of up to 50%, according to local reporting from KGW and the Portland Business Journal. What stands out to us is that developers believed Portland was a luxury market to begin with and, more ambitiously, one capable of supporti...
Luxury Ritz-Carlton Condos Aren't Selling In "Liberal Cesspool" Portland Luxury units at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in downtown Portland are now being marketed at discounts of up to 50%, according to local reporting from KGW and the Portland Business Journal. What stands out to us is that developers believed Portland was a luxury market to begin with and, more ambitiously, one capable of supporting a high-end mixed-use skyscraper that includes a Ritz-Carlton hotel and retail space. Now Christie's International Real Estate Evergreen has been brought in to sell the mostly vacant luxury residences at Block 216 tower, which begin on the 21st floor. Only 11 of the 132 luxury units have sold since the building opened in 2024. As part of the brokerage’s strategy, pricing has been aggressively discounted. One-bedroom units previously listed between $1.2 million and $1.7 million are now starting at $600,000. Two-bedroom units that once sold for $2.1 million to $2.6 million are now listed at $1 million. Three-bedroom units are now listed at $1.6 million, down from as much as $3.3 million, according to KGW. The new listing broker was engaged by Ready Capital, which assumed ownership of the tower last summer after the property fell into foreclosure. The building is Portland’s tallest residential tower at 460 feet and 35 stories, and was hyped up in the early Covid era as a symbol of downtown revival. However, Portland is full of political dysfunction under Democratic control and is home to radical left groups, such as Rose City Antifa. Why would buyers commit to ultra-luxury living in a city with the left wing running City Hall? Imagine that, high end condos in a liberal cesspool aren't selling, amazing 🙄 Condos at the Ritz-Carlton Residences in Portland, OR, originally priced above $1 million, are now being offered at discounts of up to 50%, according to KGW and the Portland Business Journal.… pic.twitter.com/BhVzs5COGQ — Kenneth (@OptionsAhoy) January 6, 2026 Furthermore, wh...
'Boots on the ground' and 'one for the road' 12 minutes ago Share Save Share Save BBC There will be "boots on the ground" in Ukraine after the war, heralds the i Paper as the UK and France pledge military bases "to keep peace" in the event of a deal to end the war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has celebrated the commitment as a "huge step forward". The Times echoes the Metro with "boots ...
'Boots on the ground' and 'one for the road' 12 minutes ago Share Save Share Save BBC There will be "boots on the ground" in Ukraine after the war, heralds the i Paper as the UK and France pledge military bases "to keep peace" in the event of a deal to end the war. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has celebrated the commitment as a "huge step forward". The Times echoes the Metro with "boots on the ground in Ukraine" in its main headline. The paper carries quotes from PM Keir Starmer saying an end to the conflict with Russia is "closer than ever". A photo of a dancing President Trump is splashed across the front page. The president claims deposed Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro copied his moves before he was seized, the paper notes. The Guardian says European leaders have "dramatically rallied together" in support of Denmark over Greenland, as the Trump administration underlines its interest in acquiring the Arctic territory. The paper also says British and French troops posted to Ukraine after any future peace deal would be "unlikely to engage directly with Russian forces should Moscow relaunch an invasion". The Sun leads with "one for the road" with the government set to propose tighter drink-driving limits in England and Wales, to bring them in line with Scotland. Lowering the threshold from its current 35mcg of alcohol per 100ml of breath to 22mcg would be the first change to the limit since 1967, the paper notes. "Drink-drive changes to kill off rural pubs" declares the Daily Telegraph. It says Labour is planning to cut the alcohol limit "after raising taxes and minimum wage". Meanwhile, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has called for the West Midlands Police Chief to resign following the banning of Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Birmingham football match. The Daily Mirror takes a different tack to the Telegraph, calling government plans to tighten alcohol limits part of a "drive to safety". The changes will "cut crashes and save lives", it says. Also on t...