Maximum sentence for knife related offences increases
The Minister for Justice Helen McEntee has signed a commencement order to increase the maximum sentences for four knife related offences with the sentence for the possession of a knife in a public place increasing from five years to seven years.
'Stinks like corruption': Labour on tax cut helping tobacco giant
The tax cut for some tobacco products will do nothing for the health of Kiwis and is merely a "handout" to the tobacco industry, Labour's Ayesha Verrall says.
To see what’s wrong with the NPA, look at the opposition front bench
The National Prosecuting Authority has been the victim of relentless political interference. It’s in need of a makeover.
Municipalities aren’t fixing roads, supplying clean water or keeping the lights on
New study explains why.
ONCE BITTEN TWICE SHY, INDIA NEEDS RUTHLESS POLICY
After the devastating bombardment of Lebanon, the Hezbollah militants have come to knees. They are now pleading for mercy on the humanitarian grounds.
Inside the secret tropical island used as ‘CIA black site’
US military base on UK-controlled Diego Garcia said to be site where infamous "rendition flights" would stop over.
Pressure mounts on Afghan Taliban to eliminate terrorists
Pakistan, China, Iran and Russia express concern over "terror threat emanating from Afghan territory".
'She Was Surely Among The Toppers'
'Though a foreigner on campus, she carried herself with confidence.'
'Urban art sites' could be rolled out in South Tyneside in a bid to tackle graffiti
South Tyneside Council bosses are set to consider a range of initiatives to tackle graffiti across the borough, after a year-long review by a council scrutiny panel
We're all paying full council tax. Why are we only getting half the services?
The Mackworth Strata/Persimmon estate was originally built on the site of the former Mackworth College in 2013
Hezbollah chief Nasrallah's body recovered from airstrike site, death likely due to 'blunt trauma': Report
Hassan Nasrallah, Hezbollah chief, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in the Lebanese capital Beirut on September 27. Reports claimed that his body has been recovered from the site where the military conducted the precise attacks.
Five-year-old girl tells parents about 'bad touch', cops detain school watchman's minor son in Madhya Pradesh
Teenage boy detained for sexually assaulting 5-year-old kindergarten girl in Ratlam school, sparking outrage and calls for justice.
We saw the difference a Labour Government can make at last week's conference
In his fortnightly Daily Record column, Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says his party's "story of our country’s revival is only half-written."
Scots hit by triple whammy of price hikes as rail fares, booze and energy go up
Scots will be hit by the return of peak rail fares, the increase of minimum unit pricing and the hiking of the energy price cap.
No demolitions till Deepawali on FTL buildings unless they run businesses in illegal constructions
No demolitions on Musi river bed until residents are convinced to shift, illegal constructions on lake beds targeted.
Five officials, including two cops, suspended over Ujjain wall collapse
Five officials suspended for negligence leading to wall collapse near Mahabaleshwar Temple in Ujjain, Madhya Pradesh.
'I grew up in one of Birmingham's poorest areas - this is why young people turn to crime'
Ehsan Ibrahim, 19, has called on the government to tackle child poverty to keep young people away from a life of crime
'Crazy idea' for Exeter's former bus station slammed
The council has come under fire from critics
Ofsted bowled over by outstanding Devon school where pupils flourish
It's a place where pupils flourish
Anger as no buses go to Plymouth's new £29m crematorium
'No other option than to use private vehicles'
Power fluctuations plague R.A. Puram residents
Residents of R.A. Puram have been complaining about frequent power fluctuations and occasional sparks on the transformer, posing significant safety risks
Scandal of repeat drink-drivers who repeatedly put lives at risk
Hundreds of motorists have been caught drink-driving at least four times on UK roads
I visited 'forgotten' Birmingham estate and I now understand why it is being saved
Birmingham City Council's masterplan for Druids Heath would see the area transformed into a green oasis
Austrian far right seeks path to power through blockade
Austria's far-right Freedom Party must seek to clear a path to power after its historic parliamentary election victory left the anti-establishment outfit needing a partner to form a governing coalition.
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