'Social security is a two way street' says employment minister as Starmer vows to tackle Britain's 'inactivity spiral'
Labour's Employment Minister has told LBC that 'social security is a two way street' - as Keir Starmer admitted that "Britain isn't working" as he vowed to help people into "decent" jobs.
Lack of pace in move away from larger centres - HIQA
The pace at which people with disabilities move from larger settings to community housing has stalled in recent years, according to the Health Information and Quality Authority (HIQA).
BJP in no hurry to name Maharashtra CM till...
The priority now is to work out a comprehensive plan for government formation.
Huge drug raid near Plymouth heard in court
A trial is ongoing
Kushners Donate Millions to Chabad Abu Dhabi Following Murder of Rabbi
The three terrorists who abducted and murdered the rabbi, Uzbek citizens, were extradited from Turkey to the UAE, where they face the death penalty.
'No-one will win' - Canada, Mexico and China respond to Trump tariff threats
Mexico said it would slap tit-for-tat tariffs on the US, while China said Trump's finger-pointing "runs completely counter to facts".
Harry's accusations have unfairly vilified Camilla
When Prince Harry's memoir Spare came out, we were shocked by his portrayal of Camilla. He wrote of how he and Prince William pleaded with his father not to marry her.
IN PICS | EFF paints Joburg red as ConCourt hears Phala Phala case
Hundreds of EFF supporters painted Johannesburg red in a march to the Constitutional Court on Tuesday, countering suggestions “the party is dying” amid leadership troubles.
'Modi Was Not A Factor In Maharashtra'
'Money power was deployed like an army in a war.' 'None of the MVA parties had that kind of money.'
Councillors demand independent inquiry into links between ex-deputy mayor and £600k contracts
Asher Craig denies any wrongdoing over Bristol City Council's Stepping Up training programme
Cops confident net is closing on those behind AKA murder
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Lt-Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is confident the investigation into the murder of popular rapper Kiernan 'AKA' Forbes and his friend Tebello 'Tibz' Motsoane is proceeding well.
Cops confident net is closing on those behind AKA murder
KwaZulu-Natal police commissioner Gen Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi is confident the investigation into the murder of popular rapper Kiernan AKA Forbes and his friend Tebello Tibz Motsoane is proceeding well.
Smotrich: ‘Possible and Necessary’ for Israel to Occupy Gaza
The Israeli finance minister also called to encourage voluntary migration from Gaza, saying the Strip's population could be reduced by more than half within two years.
D-Day looms for Caird Park golf courses and Broughty Castle as councillors asked to approve closures
Leisure and Culture Dundee had proposed closing the two attractions - and the Mills Observatory - in a bid to save money.
Unemployed to get 'Jobcentre in your pocket' to cure sicknote Britain
Work and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall said visiting the employment offices too often felt like 'you're back in the 80s or 90s' as she unveiled government plans to get Brits back to work.
'He went out to take groceries, police killed him'
Families of the four men killed in the Sunday violence in Sambhal are now forced to contend with the double tragedy of death and poverty, reliant as they were on the frugal income the four once brought.
'Hardest decision of my career': MPs wrestle with assisted dying choice
As Friday's assisted dying bill vote approaches, MPs explain how they are approaching their decision.
How will Nevada’s congressional delegation adapt to unified GOP control?
Nevada’s congressional delegation highlights policy priorities and bipartisan efforts under GOP control.
Sambhal violence: Focus shifts to Turk-Pathan rivalry
The communal violence in Sambhal that claimed four lives and left over 20 people injured has now sparked a debate over a purported rivalry between the Turk and Pathan communities, with political and administrative figures weighing in on the cause of the unrest.
Police watchdog called in
B.C.'s police watchdog has been called in to investigate a fatal crash on Highway 6 near Nakusp on Monday.
Foreign Minister Winston Peters urges France to keep open mind on New Caledonia
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has urged the French to keep an open mind about a new path forward for New Caledonia.
Moment truck driver makes shocking mistake... nearly costing his life
The dump truck driver was attempting to tip the soil out of the vehicle when he made a devastating error.
St Thomas farmer charged for chopping death of neighbour freed
A 37-year-old St Thomas farmer who was charged with the chopping death of his neighbour who freed in the parish court on Monday after the judge upheld submissions that he acted in self defence. The judge also upheld arguments that Marvin McEwan did...
Mboro tells court in-laws are provoking him
The lawyer representing controversial pastor Paseka " Mboro" Motsoeneng says the clergyman's in-laws are provoking him and a relative into flouting their bail conditions, something that will then prejudice them.
MGNREGA workers to restore 21 ponds in Tiruvannamalai
Women workers under MGNREGA to rejuvenate 21 ponds near Arunachaleswarar temple, increasing ground water level and floodwater storage capacity.
Breakthrough in 44-year-old disappearance of oil exec and his wife
Retired Sinclair Oil executive Charles Romer, 73, and his wife Catherine, 75, shockingly disappeared in 1980. A new discovery may be linked to the cold case.
Eight men detained over suspected Laos methanol poisoning that killed six backpackers
The men were employees of the hostel guests were staying when they fell ill.
OMR commuters have to wait longer for Metro Rail service
Chennai Metro Rail Limited's Phase II project aims to reduce commute time in congested IT Corridor with strategic planning.
Commissions for SCs, STs, OBCs, minorities flag ‘common issues’
National Commissions discuss common issues faced, seek more power to enforce recommendations for better public service efficiency.
Singh wants more cheques
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says his party will not support a Liberal plan to give Canadians a GST holiday and $250 unless the government expands eligibility for the cheques, saying the rebate leaves out "the most vulnerable."
FBI agent charged with raping women at Maryland tattoo studio
The same FBI agent was previously acquitted of attempted murder for a shooting on a Metro train.
Plans revealed to demolish Derby's Riverside car park and build apartment block
Derby Theatre now looks set to stay where it is and a plans for the former Eagle Market site have gone back to the drawing board
Second man arrested in woman’s St. Louis death after Clayton abduction
A second man was arrested and charged in connection with a woman’s death last week in St. Louis that followed an abduction in Clayton.
Vijayendra asks party workers to put bypoll drubbing behind them and take a vow to bring BJP to power
BJP State president assures party workers after byelection defeat, urging them to work towards ending Congress rule in Karnataka.
Judge grants dismissal of election subversion case against Donald Trump
Judge dismisses election subversion case against Trump due to DOJ policy not prosecuting sitting presidents, potentially revivable later.
Naidu directs officials to construct Deep Technology building in Amaravati
N Chandrababu Naidu directs officials to develop iconic Deep Technology building in Amaravati, focusing on AI and innovation.
New Mauritius PM has reservations about UK's Chagos deal
Navinchandra Ramgoolam, in power for a fortnight, spoke after meeting British envoy Jonathan Powell.
PM condemns yet another mass shooting
Prime Minister Andrew Holness has described as disturbing yet another mass shooting in Jamaica, stating that the incident may be gang-related. Holness along with Minister of National Security Dr Horace Chang and Commissioner of Police Dr Kevin...
Llandudno 'cop heist' bail hearing continues
The accused said that it was not a robbery but they were working on a tip-off they had received.
Confusion looms over Delhi schools over order to conduct classes in ‘hybrid’ mode 
Several principals of government and private schools in Delhi on Tuesday said the Directorate of Education (DoE) circular from a day earlier, directing schools to conduct classes in ‘hybrid’ mode, had caused confusion regarding day-to-day operations as they did not know how many students would return to school from Wednesday and how would teachers instruct in two modes — online and in person — at once. The DoE circular on Monday had also stated that the option to “exercise online mode of education, wherever available, shall vest with the students and their guardians”. Several schoolteachers also expressed confusion regarding the DoE order. A government schoolteacher said he was unsure of how to cope with the resumption of physical classes, given that the order directing government offices to ensure that 50% of the employees work from home is still in place. On Monday, the Commission for Air Quality Management in the National Capital Region and Adjoining Areas (CAQM) had, on the orders of the Supreme Court, directed…
Families living on Millionaire's Row llivid over 'unsightly' new home
Earlier this year, angry residents were warned to stop bombarding parish councillors with abusive phone calls over an 'unsightly' new build in Wodehouse Road.
5 things to watch in leaders' last televised debate
The final televised debate of this campaign, involving the leaders of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and Sinn Féin, is under way.
West Coast butcher and murderer Peter Lamont to be released from prison and deported to the UK
Peter Lamont will be deported back to Britain after serving 15 years in prison for the murder of his wife.
Bill to include cassava in wheat production passes second reading at Senate
The bill seeks the inclusion of 20 per cent high-quality cassava flour in wheat by producers and importers.
British teen, 18, facing Dubai jail recorded as Pakistani, 19
Detained in Dubai campaigners claim Marcus Fakana, 18, from Tottenham, was targeted by Emirates police to ensure he receives a harsher punishment for having underage sex.
Wellington council keeps the Golden Mile in long-term plan
There has been strong opposition to Wellington City Council's controversial move to keep retention of the Golden Mile in its long term plan.
DWP announces major crackdown with big changes coming
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set to undergo a major shake-up as the government looks to reduce the benefits bill - and areas with the highest unemployment rates will also receive extra NHS support
MPs back plans for phased smoking ban
The legislation would make it illegal for anyone aged 15 or younger to ever buy cigarettes in the UK.
‘Seal of Authenticity’ to certify Jammu and Kashmir crafts for global market
World Crafts Council certifies Kashmir's handmade crafts, aiming to boost quality, ownership, and global recognition in the textile industry.
Whistleblowers exposed to danger in Nigeria, 13 ECOWAS states without legal protection – AFRICMIL
Across the region, whistleblowers frequently face job termination or harassment after revealing corruption or workplace infractions, which contributed to the urgent need for legal protection.
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