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(Reuters) - MedStar Health's computer systems remained offline on Tuesday for the second straight day after the non-profit, one of the biggest medical service providers in the U.S. capital region, shut down parts of its network to stem the spread of a virus.

(Reuters) - MedStar Health's computer systems remained offline on Tuesday for the second straight day after the non-profit, one of the biggest medical service providers in the U.S. capital region, shut down parts of its network to stem the spread of a virus.

Максим Галкинны ашыгыч рәвештә Мәскәү өлкәсенең бер хастаханәсенә салганнар, дип хәбәр итә LifeNews.

ZURICH (Reuters) - Four clubs have been fined for breaching FIFA rules which ban third parties from influencing transfer policy or from owning players, football's world governing body said on Tuesday.

Россия халкы май бәйрәмнәрендә тулаем алганда бер атна ял итәчәк. Илнең Хезмәт һәм мәшгульлек федераль хезмәте шулай дип җиткерде.

LONDON, March 29 (Reuters) - British insurer Aviva chief executive Mark Wilson's take-home pay more than doubled to 5.67 million pounds ($8.1 million) last year, after the purchase of rival Friends Life, Aviva's annual report showed on Tuesday.

YENAGOA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Three people were killed and several wounded when an oil pipeline exploded during repair works in Nigeria's Delta, an environmental group said on Tuesday.

JERUSALEM, March 29 (Reuters) - Israel has introduced one of the world's toughest curbs on bank executives' salaries to try to narrow a big gap between bosses' and workers' pay.

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Real Madrid are not showing forward James Rodriguez the respect he deserves, according to former Colombia striker Faustino Asprilla.

YENAGOA, Nigeria, March 29 (Reuters) - Three people were killed and several wounded when an oil pipeline exploded during repair works in Nigeria's Delta, an environmental group said on Tuesday.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's European Union referendum could push up credit costs and weaken sterling more, the Bank of England warned on Tuesday, as it moved to bolster banks' risk buffers and slow a boom in lending to landlords.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's European Union referendum could push up credit costs and weaken sterling more, the Bank of England warned on Tuesday, as it moved to bolster banks' risk buffers and slow a boom in lending to landlords.

COLUMBIA — While South Carolina’s lawmakers are on break, a dispute over how to proceed with the cases of some is unraveling in the public eye between the state’s top prosecutor and his now-former appointee.

Police say 66-year-old Larry Dawson of Tennessee has been charged after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a weapon at officers at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Linda So reports.

Police say 66-year-old Larry Dawson of Tennessee has been charged after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a weapon at officers at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Linda So reports.

Police say 66-year-old Larry Dawson of Tennessee has been charged after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a weapon at officers at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Linda So reports.

Police say 66-year-old Larry Dawson of Tennessee has been charged after allegedly pointing what appeared to be a weapon at officers at the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center. Linda So reports.

U.S. CRUDE FUTURES EXTEND LOSSES, DOWN MORE THAN $1 AT $38.36 A BARREL

Россия халкы май бәйрәмнәрендә тулаем алганда бер атна ял итәчәк. Илнең Хезмәт һәм мәшгульлек федераль хезмәте шулай дип җиткерде.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's European Union referendum could push up credit costs and weaken sterling more, the Bank of England warned on Tuesday, as it moved to bolster banks' risk buffers and slow a boom in lending to landlords.

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's European Union referendum could push up credit costs and weaken sterling more, the Bank of England warned on Tuesday, as it moved to bolster banks' risk buffers and slow a boom in lending to landlords.

* Capital buffers for banks to inch up, impact seen muted (Adds reaction from mortgage lenders, economists)