The plans hope to keep the benefits of carbon offsetting in the region

'There are people in this area relying on food banks and you want to wazz money up the wall on this'

Shadow home secretary Chris Philp lashed out after new net migration figures showed an astonishing under-estimate of the crisis facing the country under the previous government.

Jurors were told of the convictions at the start of a trial of three other alleged spies.

The town hall was thrust into chaos recently after a scathing report into their failings

Banksy's 'Well Hung Lover' Mural Will Soon Be Sold with the Building It is Painted on

As the election campaign winds down, attention now turns to the voting process to select the TDs that will represent their constituencies in the new Dáil.

A US official said the move would help Ukraine expand the pool of fighting-age men to support its badly outnumbered army - who have been at war with Russia for almost three years

National Commission for Scheduled Castes investigates salary deduction for Arunthathiyar clerk, demands action report from officials in 15 days.

The Kildare university unveiled the sculpture on Wednesday, November 27

Repeated questions and options in Periyar University question paper; SFI demands action

But despite a boost in council funding next year, local authorities warn that demand for urgent care alongside increases in wages and national insurance mean they will find it difficult to invest in key initiatives to help people

Organisations celebrate Constitution Day with mass readings of preamble pledge, highlighting importance of good governance and citizen rights.

Anas Sarwar said patients and health workers were being let down by senior NHS executives and poor government decision making.

The incident took place on November 10 on a mountain road near Pfunds, in Austria's Tyrol State, where a £447,000 Ferrari 812 Superfast collided with a £4million LaFerrari.

Limerigg, Bainsford and Brightons Community Halls along with Polmonthill Snowsports Centre are ready for the next stage

The Office for National Statistics said that a measure for the difference between the number of people arriving and leaving the country reached a higher than previously thought peak in the 12 months to June last year

The council is inviting feedback from residents and businesses on the key themes and priorities in the plan

Over 50 activists urge government to provide financial aid to Kannada University facing closure due to lack of funds.

Licking the wounds after the devastating defeat in the recent Maharashtra Assembly elections, two major Maha Vikas Aghadi (MVA) allies continued to snipe at each other and the Electronic Voting...

Judgment in the drawn-out trial of seven Chinese citizens charged with human trafficking and child labour in the Johannesburg high court has been set down for January 30.

The murder of Claire Inglis was raised at Holyrood today as First Minister John Swinney was urged to push for answers over the 28-year-old mum's death at the hands of evil Christopher McGowan in November 2021.

The agreement is aimed as tackling the gangs responsible for smuggling people across the Channel.

The Office for National Statistics said net migration - the difference between the number of people arriving and leaving the country - reached a record high of 906,000

The refund is for some services not rendered to the pilgrims while performing pilgrimage in Saudi Arabia in the last session.

Jonathan Allen suggested Vladimir Putin likely authorised the bungled hit on former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal in March 2018.

Kerala High Court refuses to stay Chancellor's appointment of interim Vice-Chancellor, sparking stand-off with State government.

Interim V-Cs appointed at DUK and KTU face protests; Governor defends appointments citing Supreme Court judgement.

Christopher McGowan tortured and killed Claire Inglis on November 28 2021, weeks after he had been bailed to her home in Stirling.

This Christmas, Ruth Moore is raising cash for East Kilbride and District Dementia Carers Group for a second year after hearing the vital service is struggling to stay afloat by decking out her East Kilbride home in fun festive lights.

Internal rivalry in Karnataka BJP escalates with public spat, rebel group opposing State president, hinting at national party reshuffle.

Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma believes that the BJP could win more seats in the state by aggressively campaigning in minority-dominated areas. He attributed the party's recent success in the bypolls to its beneficiary schemes, which he claims have garnered support from the minority community. Sarma emphasized that the BJP will continue with its development work for all communities and has no plans for appeasement. He also gave an update on the Guwahati-North Guwahati bridge project, which is progressing well and is scheduled to be opened to the public in July 2025. Sarma also hinted at a possible cabinet reshuffle in the coming months.

The Federal University Gusau (FUGUS), Zamfara State had, shortly after Bernard Odoh's sack as UNIZIK vice-chancellor, said he fraudulently obtained his professorship from FUGUS.

“The Preamble of the Indian Constitution is philosophically and politically optimistic and unique. It makes us authors, owners and receivers of this book of books.

YSRCP President Jagan Mohan Reddy denies bribery allegations, defends solar power agreements as beneficial for Andhra Pradesh.

She will leave tomorrow

There's just one week left for people to have their say on the Government's reforms to Statutory Sick Pay

APTIDCO chairman Vemulapati Ajay Kumar aims to improve TIDCO housing colonies, cracking down on illegal constructions and enhancing security.

SIT questions trader linked to Jayalalithaa estate dacoity-murder, investigating connections with accused and mysterious phone calls.

Residents and businesses in Kirkcudbright, Dumfries and Galloway, have banded together to raise £60,000 towards a major upgrade of the town's lifeboat station.

Kildare North will have five seats instead of four this time