The property, which ironically is in Whitehaven, Cumbria, used to be three-bedroom but the current owner converted it into a two many years ago.

GMP put a dispersal order in place, but is facing growing calls to explain its actions

New evidence in the murder of Alistair Wilson has seen ex-Met officer Peter Bleksley suggest the information could be beneficial to the investigation, which has been ongoing for nearly 20 years

'I expect the police to treat everyone fairly and with respect'

Stakeholders question the effectiveness of a single meeting in shaping the future of Mysuru, emphasizing the need for expert involvement.

J&K Traffic Police crackdown on underage driving after tragic accident sparks debate on road safety and parenting.

Officials were forced to cancel stage 12 after a civilian car made its way onto the stage

KSEAB introduces new SSLC exam format for 2024-25 academic year emphasizing theme-based marks and reducing one/two mark questions.

The girl was among scores of youngsters who were forced onto trains at Victoria railway station as part of a police 'dispersal order' designed to prevent trouble in the city centre

The Supreme Court has ruled that a sale certificate issued in pursuance to a court’s auction is not required to be stamped.

The Royal Family will be keen for a bit of normality this Christmas, after a turbulent year.

A vandal left a 'sinister' ransom note after destroying a pedestrian crossing, blaming a local council for an unknown decision made 12 years ago.

Top cop vows to 'address' concerns of the parents of traveller children ordered out of the city on Saturday

Fishermen oppose spiritual eco-park on ECR, citing impact on fishing activities, burial ground, and community resources.

The police are reporting that the teen boys seen in a video sexually assaulting a schoolgirl have been arrested. The video, which came to light sometime last week and has been circulated on social media platforms, depicts inappropriate behaviour...

IT Park to be established in the Nilgiris district, providing jobs to the youth with new technology.

Chennai faces stray dog crisis, prompting expansion of sterilisation programme to address public safety concerns effectively.

75th Constitution Day marks the historic finalization of India's foundational document by the Constituent Assembly in 1949.

75th Constitution Day marks the historic finalization of India's foundational document by the Constituent Assembly in 1949.

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Unlike Master Opu’s parents, who enrolled him at a school for the blind, Fiyinfoluwa’s mother, Gbemisola Banjo, said she opted for inclusive schools for her daughter to address the concern about an issue complex.

The All Black used the side's haka ahead of their match against Italy to show support for the recent hikoi.

Bournemouth residents have noticed an increase in the number of deaths linked to drugs. Big Issue seller Karl Burnes said he knows 'quite a few people' who have died of overdose

The £40,000 monument, built to honour the men who waded into the Solway Firth to catch fish with handheld nets, faces being melted down, much to the disapproval of artist Pail Cowan.

At least two schools have opted out of the revised free lunch scheme for next year.

Cheshire Police have said reports of 'suspicious activity' on two buses in Chester city centre were 'malicious'

The 2023 National Health and Morbidity Survey reported 54.4% of Malaysians are obese and overweight.

The Irish Refugee Council has called for a comprehensive response to the needs of homeless international protection applicants.

The former Black Fern, Silver Fern and Labour MP she "watched with pride" at how departing All Black TJ Perena used the side's haka.

"This is a complex area of work, and there are many factors that impact on a lack of housing resilience or becoming homeless," a council report says.

The ongoing fallout of the Budget's tax rises and upcoming debate over assisted dying lead the front pages.

The Hindu Morning Digest gives a select list of stories to start the day. Read the top news today on November 25, 2024

Two people per month on average have been trespassed from the new library and civic centre prompting the council to introduce a new code of conduct.

Around 450,000 children are being failed by the UK education system because they have a special educational need and disability (SEND) that is effectively unrecognised by most schools and local education authorities, an author has warned.

Respondents in the study challenge the idea that being masculine means to be naturally aggressive and violent

There is a really big open question about whether Gen-Z is signing up to teach. What I hear from people all over the world is that this is one of our most central challenges. We are working across the Teach For All (TFA) network to recruit people aggressively to commit two years to teach in the communities where they are needed because we have seen that those two years of commitment is transformational for students who are in classrooms and for the teachers themselves because what you do shapes who you are.  

They join digital assistants Darcie and Ali who man the phones but spark worries over job losses

Rubbish is strewn throughout the home, there are cracks in the ceiling and the fridge and dishwasher are missing.

The scourge of persistent shoplifters is scaring workers and forcing businesses to spend more on security measures

In his regular column for the Record, the Scottish Labour leader says public services are buckling under pressure with little help from the SNP Government.

The haka continues to make headlines around the world, captivating audiences and drawing both passionate supporters and critics.

King Charles' Highgrove estate has been decorated for Christmas, with the tree in the shop featuring a touching tribute to the recently-deceased pet of Queen Camilla

King Charles' country estate has been decked out with festive decorations for the season, including a poignant tribute to a recent heartbreaking loss

The warning sign for the controversial Cumberland Road bus gate was knocked down, then removed

WESTERN BUREAU Montego Bay Mayor Richard Vernon says had it not been for the strong will and perseverance of the Franciscan Sisters from Allegany in the United States, Mt Alvernia High School, Chetwood Memorial Primary, and Mt Alvernia Preparatory...

WESTERN BUREAU: Impressive pass rates across multiple programmes –including agriculture, social work, hospitality, and culinary arts – underscore the remarkable achievements of students at Montego Bay Community College (MBCC). Tagged the ‘College...

Cheers and jubilation filled Dinthill Technical High School in St Catherine last Thursday as 300 students were honoured for their academic achievements. The day’s activities, organised by the Dinthill Technical Parent-Teacher Association (PTA) in...

Faced with a housing and homelessness crisis, Halifax has set aside city sites for people to live in tents. Not everyone is behind the plan.