The boy’s parents said they understand accidents happen, but could not understand how anyone could drive away and "leave a three-year-old" on the ground

A crucial planning document for the massive student accommodation development has finally been approved by the council

Mr Moyi has now been nominated alongside another university staffer for the position of Deputy Vice Chancellor Academics at the university.

The endowed Jean Augustine Chair in Education, Community and Diaspora at York University in Toronto, recently held an appreciation gathering to thank those who have supported its mission and to showcase its work from 2021 to 2023. Dr Carl James,...

A near-death experience in a motorcycle crash underscored the importance of helmet wearing for Corporal Selvin Smith some eight years ago. Corporal Smith shared his experience to mark World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims, which will be...

AT FOLLY Point, near Portland’s capital town of Port Antonio, there are ruins of a 60-room mansion, commonly referred to as ‘Folly Mansion’, and located on a small peninsular. There are several stories about how the place came to be called Folly....

Congresswoman Yvette Clarke has decided to run to become the next chairman of the Congressional Black Caucus. Should she win, she will become the 29th chair of the Congressional Black Caucus (CBC). Clarke, whose parents are Jamaicans, is currently...

With mounting environmental challenges in Portmore, St Catherine, the National Environment and Planning Agency (NEPA) has committed to collaborating closely with the Portmore City Municipality to address various issues brought up by local...

Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, New Zealand's youngest MP, staged a protest in Parliament by ripping up the controversial Treaty Principles Bill and performing a haka, sparking widespread debate and protests over the bill's impact on Maori rights.

Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke, New Zealand's youngest MP, staged a protest in Parliament by ripping up the controversial Treaty Principles Bill and performing a haka, sparking widespread debate and protests over the bill's impact on Maori rights.

'BJP's last resort to win the election is to divide people into caste, religion, creed. but it doesn't happen in Maharashtra.'

Due to severe pollution in Delhi, the government has closed primary schools for the well-being of students. Additionally, the Maharashtra Education Department has announced a holiday in view of Assembly Elections. Check when classes will remain resume.

The government watchdog finds the Home Office made "a series of poor decisions" buying the site in East Sussex.

Congress accuses Centre of undermining Adivasi justice through DAJGUA, a mockery of Forest Rights Act, exposing government hypocrisy.

Hours after Kerala High Court restrained the use of elephants in the state's temples on the pretext of tradition, State Revenue Minister K. Rajan said on Friday that temple festivals will not happen...

Cancellations, delays, and overcrowding have become the norm

There are concerns over a 'superscale' cemetery

Plymouth MP Luke Pollard met with minister to urge action after previous Government' s consultation was never published

The local authority is needing to make millions of pounds worth of savings to balance next year's budget.

Lillington Gardens in Pimlico has won multiple awards for its design and desirable location in central London - but behind the flat doors, residents have told LBC they’re living in a nightmare.

The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) said that a patrol near the village of Qalaouiyah was fired upon by two or three unidentified individuals, with roughly 30 shots directed at the...

There's a wastewater system, a fireplace, a separate structure on wheels, one labelled a treehouse - and council has issued 11 notices to fix over seven years - to no avail.

Congress questions PM Modi on unfulfilled promises for Bihar's development, including Special Category Status and job creation schemes.

New Zealand parliament erupts in dramatic political theater over controversial bill redefining Indigenous Maori rights.

Lisa Curtis, who served as deputy assistant to President Trump and as National Security Council senior director for South and Central Asia from 2017 to 2021, said she expected the same bumps for India and the US, as in Trump's first term, including tariff, dependence on Russia over arms supply and oil purchase from Iran. Curtis, however, said both countries could never enter an alliance but develop a partnership that is 'short of an alliance'. She hoped them to achieve a cooperation that deters China, but also prepares both countries in case of a crisis or conflict, be it in the Taiwan Strait, the South China Sea, or another flare-up on the India-China border.

Both sides end up paying their own bills

Reports have claimed that Mike Tindall - husband of Zara - made a pretty blunt remark about Prince Harry after the late Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee celebrations

Akali Omeni has made a number of allegations against the university.

The Hindu’s exclusive reportage on the alleged multi-crore irregularities in COVID-19 procurements by previous BJP government, the findings of the Michael D’Cunha commission and its recommendations.

A senior councillor responds to questions from the leader of the opposition about Llanelli special school Ysgol Heol Goffa

The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to lay down a procedure to deal with cases where foreign nationals, booked for committing crimes in India, jumped bail and fled abroad.

Congress leader Pramod Tiwari expressed strong support for the students protesting in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, emphasising that their demands were justified. He stated, "The students are...

Monrovia, Liberia – Criminal Court “A” Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie has issued a 72-hour ultimatum to the government, demanding the immediate production of Ibrahim Khalil Cherif, a Guinean national who reportedly disappeared under mysterious circumstances and is now alleged to have been murdered. By Willie N. Tokpah willie.n.tokpah@frotpageafricaonline.com The court’s order follows widespread concerns about