Heavenly Faith Garfield, 22, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter with the condition that it is illegal to assist someone's suicide after she shot dead her friend in a bed full of flowers

The letter asks about alleged violation of the rights to land, territories, and resources of Māori communities.

Locals are up in arms over a new landfill plan

Large parts of Budget 2025 have now been decided, with final discussions expected to take place on Monday ahead of the announcement in the Dáil by Finance Minister Jack Chambers and Public Expenditure Minister Paschal Donohoe on Tuesday afternoon

The future King paid a secret visit to MI6 in June 2024 - just two days before his wife Princess Kate made her highly-anticipated appearance at a major royal event

Solicitors say more properties are coming onto the market since Perth and Kinross Council agreed to raise charges on second home owners.

Tenants in the historic homes in the heart of Dunkeld are being promised lower rents and improved services.

WESTERN BUREAU: The much-anticipated committal hearing for Shamoya Green, the St James woman facing a murder charge for allegedly throwing her baby daughter off a rooftop to her death last December, will proceed on September 30 without an assessor...

A showcase of school pride was displayed earlier this month at the Papine and Western campuses during the celebrations of the third staging of the University of Technology Jamaica’s President’s Knights Day. President’s Knights Day aims to build...

The former presidential hopeful tells the BBC "the future of democracy is at stake" in November's vote.

Vice President Kamala Harris held her second rally on Sunday in Las Vegas since becoming the Democratic nominee. Here’s what you need to know.

'These are just to deflect from the leaked audio tapes of the chief minister which prove his culpability in the ethnic violence against the Kukis that has gripped the state for more than 17 months.'

A member of the committee, Ali Ndume, (APC-Borno) told BBC Hausa Service on Sunday that the retreat centred on three key issues - federalism, state police and the local government autonomy.

Capitol Hill, Monrovia – The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Executive Senator James Biney says foreign aid being provided Liberia by global financial institutions cannot sustainably transform the country. By Obediah Johnson Senator Biney is representing the people of Maryland County in the 55th National Legislature. He stated that though Liberia and its citizens remain

Lee Hutchison, of Birkhill, was spared a prison sentence after he admitted rupturing a man's liver at a 50th birthday party in Monifieth.

Parents say airlines need to stop sending prices sky-high during the school holidays, so they do not have to take their kids out of school to nab the cheaper fares.

Kemi Badenoch made a virtue of her willingness to court controversy after a turbulent day at party conference in Birmingham.

As the Duke of Cambridge prepares to become King, he has been making sure to stay well-informed

The Kiwi dream of owning a home has turned into a nightmare for some flood-affected first home buyers who bought in the last few years.

Stranraer and the Rhins Councillor Willie Scobie spoke up after it was revealed that the number of complaints made to the local authority have hit a five-year high

Maratha quota activist Manoj Jarange calls for unity at Dussehra rally in Narayangad, Maharashtra on October 12.

Despite the lost legislative hours, the week was still highly productive for the lawmakers, with significant motions and bills considered.

An Irish citizen in Lebanon has called on the Irish Government to speak out against "Israeli aggression", as the Irish Government called on its citizens in the war zone to return home.

An eyewitness said they saw the car being 'driven erratically' before the smash on Saturday night