The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on November 28, 2024

Voters in the Republic of Ireland go to the polls on Friday for the country's general election.

Speculation is percolating about whether Hillary Clinton may run for president in 2028.

Over the years, moustaches have been categorised into various styles, often influenced by cultural trends, historical figures and unique characteristics.

The government is to review the oversight of private prosecutions, after the Post Office Horizon scandal.

Reform committee holds first meeting to make future tests better, more transparent.

Both sides to vacate trenches today despite sporadic clashes.

The UK foreign secretary dismisses criticism of the agreement as "politicking" before elections.

The victim parked in front of the temple, ignoring the request to relocate.

An official at Shongwe Boarding School in Mpumalanga has disclosed how a manager called the community policing forum (CPF) to beat up two matric pupils after they allegedly refused to go to sleep.

A low income seniors housing project slated to be built next to the Art Holding Memorial Arena in Chase has received the zoning amendment necessary to move forward despite vocal opposition from the Ch

A secondary survey being touted by the Nelson Regional Sports Council could be causing confusion in the second phase of the Nelson community recreation campus engagement process, says the Recreation Commission No. 5 chair.

BJP MLA Vishvaraj Singh Mewar's entry to Udaipur City Palace ends deadlock after mourning rituals at Eklingnathji temple.

Public transport leaders have requested an urgent meeting with the Transport Minister over revenue targets that would see bus, ferry and train fares surge.

MPs are scheduled to vote on the Private Members’ Bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill adults on Friday

An investigation into Sassa's social relief grant application system has left more questions than answers, this after the minister of social development failed to answer crucial questions about the extent of the fraud caused by the compromised system.

Birmingham's MPs will take part in a 'conscience' vote on assisted dying tomorrow (Friday). How will yours vote?

An official at Shongwe Boarding School in Mpumalanga has disclosed how a manager called the community policing forum (CPF) to beat two matric pupils who allegedly refused to go to sleep.

Legislation to create a two-month-long GST holiday is expected to pass today.

Cyprus could apply to become a member of NATO once its armed forces receive the necessary training and equipment with U.S. help to bring them up to the standards of the world's premier military alliance, the president of the Mediterranean island nation said Thursday.

One person claimed Plymouth 'does not need more houses'

Plymouth households are set to be given two new food waste bins in a new scheme by the city council, but it will cost the council £2.3m to roll out the initiative

Of the 160 TDs in the 33rd Dáil, 36 are not seeking re-election on 29 November. Morning Ireland spoke with several TDs who are retiring from political life, asking them to reflect on what has changed in their time in the Oireachtas.

Residents who want to return to their homes inside a police cordon are being asked to sign forms.

'Young people say they know all this emphasis on Hindu-Muslim differences is politically motivated.' 'If you stop watching TV and turn off social media, you'll find the situation on the ground different.'

The House of Lords has debated regulations paving the way for a scheme which would require dog and cat owners to have documentation

Rogue businesses that flout visa rules could face lengthy bans from hiring foreign workers, as ministers seek to crack down on migrant exploitation.

The union argues the government did not properly assess the impact of the cuts on pensioners' health.

Here in the Netherlands there is hardly a debate over the principle of vulnerable people wanting to end their own life.

Capitol Hill, Monrovia – The Supreme Court of Liberia is set to deliver a landmark ruling in the ongoing leadership crisis within the House of Representatives, following the conclusion of arguments from lawyers representing both sides on Wednesday. The decision will determine whether embattled Speaker J. Fonati Koffa retains his position or whether Representative Richard Nagbe

Assam Government aims to change global perception of India's northeast, emphasizing safety and diversity to attract tourists.

The parliamentary panel's meetings have become a virtual battleground between the opposition and the ruling party members, who have been vociferously debating the changes to the Waqf Bill proposed by the government.

The new regulations will force hotels, travel agencies and car rental firms to take detailed customer data - including holidaymakers' home addresses and bank card information

Rock star Roger Daltrey was rebuked by Speaker Lindsay Hoyle after he broke the rules as he watched Prime Minister's Questions from the viewing gallery in the House of Commons

The Information Team of the State Administration Council (SAC) tated that Myanmar does not recognize ICC statements, citing the country's non-membership in the International Criminal Court.

The political atmosphere in the country is charged following a Rajasthan court issuing notices to the Ministry of Minority Affairs, the Dargah Committee Ajmer, and the Archaeological Survey of India...

It is believed that the rebels decided to take advantage of the collapse of the Hezbollah terrorist organization which used to fight alongside the regime forces as Iran’s proxy.

Shiva temple in Ajmer Dargah: Mehbooba, Sajjad Lone express concern over survey of Ajmer dargah, warning of communal polarization and violence in India.

The Conservative former PM, who was ennobled as Lord Cameron by Rishi Sunak and served as his foreign secretary, had previously opposed moves to change the law.

Parliament Waqf JPC extension: Term of Joint Parlimentary Committee on the Waqf Bill was extended till the last day of the Budget session in 2025 by Lok Sabha

Kim Leadbeater has introduced a new law to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales - here's what it could mean

The Home Office has hired two planes to patrol the Channel, using radar, sensor and high-tech cameras to spot migrants making the crossing to the UK.

A discharge not amounting to an acquittal (DNAA) does not imply that the accused is innocent, as the prosecution can still charge them in the future.

Net migration has fallen by 20%, new figures show.

Net migration stood at an estimated 728,000, down from a record 906,000 in the year to June 2023. This is the difference between the number of people arriving and leaving the country

Muslim Shabana Mahmood, Sikh Preet Gill and Christian Paulette Hamilton all intend to vote against assisted dying bill

A body representing the 'Khadims' of the Ajmer dargah has condemned a plea in a local court that seeks to declare the shrine of Khawaja Gharib Nawaz as a temple, saying right-wing forces were trying to 'isolate' Muslims and 'disrupt' communal harmony in the country.

The number has since fallen to 728,000 in year to June, the Office for National Statistics estimated in its latest figures.