Indonesia and Australia hold joint military drills after signing a new defense agreement
Indonesian and Australian militaries conduct joint combat drills in Java, enhancing regional security and cooperation.
Nigerian lawmakers pressure officials to manipulate budgets for their gains – Jega
Mr Jega alleged that some legislators attempted to influence budget allocations and secure contracts, undermining public officials’ efforts to maintain integrity.
Survey finds police investigations into rape and sexual assault are improving, but there is still much work to do
Survivors' experiences of police investigations into rape and sexual assault in England and Wales are improving, according to a report released today.
No roadmap yet for better traffic signage system in Kozhikode city
Kozhikode city lacks essential road safety markings, leading to traffic violations and jeopardizing passenger safety, requiring immediate action.
Greater Chennai Corporation ready to tackle northeast monsoon: Minister
Minister Nehru assures Chennai's readiness for monsoon with desilting work, medical camps, and pump preparations.
Data from Jan. 6 insurrection links social media, growing levels of political violence
In an era where demonstrations involving force are growing in number and viewed as a likely source of increased collective violence, the scientific understanding of the correlation between protests and ...
Child-centered research shows how schools can provide support for domestic abuse situations
While no official source collects data on children affected by domestic abuse, research suggests as many as 1 in 5 children experience domestic abuse in their lives. This equates to around six children ...
Bahrain activists criticise UK over King Hamad's honorary knighthood
Bahrain rejects as "baseless" a letter from three activists accusing it of mistreating detainees.
Srinagar to host World Craft Council's 60th jubilee event
Srinagar, Nov 13 (IANS): In a historic first, Srinagar is set to host a three-day event of World Craft Council to commemorate its 60th Jubilee, themed
Retirement boosts social connection and reduces loneliness in the long term
Retirement reduces loneliness in the long run, enhancing social connections among Europe’s elderly, with notable benefits for women and highly educated individuals.
Fears for Grade I-listed birthplace of machine that turned Bolton into a boomtown
Inside the walls of a Tudor hall in Bolton, Samuel Crompton invented the spinning mule
Historic England reveals heritage sites saved and at risk in the North East
The Register gives an annual snapshot of the health of England’s valued historic buildings and places
'Accident crisis' warning as number of deaths reaches all-time high
Accidents have become the top cause of preventable death for people under 40, with more than half of fatal accidents taking place in the home, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents (RoSPA) said
Women less likely to get first-class honours at Oxford or Cambridge
Female students are less likely to get first-class honours at Oxbridge- and it is partly because of premenstrual syndrome (PMS) and a higher aversion to risk
Snap Sri Lankan election poses test for new leader
President Dissanayake is seeking a majority to push through reforms to help the debt-ridden nation.
New mobile police station in Gregory Park
Member of Parliament for St Catherine East Central, Alando Terrelonge, has informed that a new mobile police station is now located in the community of Gregory Park. He made the disclosure during his contribution to the 2024/25 State of the...
Council repeals language on Dallas Police staffing minimums
The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to repeal a portion of a 1988 ordinance that provided the language used by a group in a police-centered charter amendment that Dallas voters narrowly approved last week.
$8 million approved for historic Forest Theater in South Dallas
The approval was met with applause from South Dallas residents inside city council chambers.
India’s top court bans ‘bulldozer justice’ as punishment
Verdict comes in response to many petitions filed after demolitions targeting Muslims.
Delhi police orders checking of hotels to nab criminals
'Police have also started conducting raids at suspected hideouts of jailed gangsters and their associates'
Golding calls for diaspora involvement in Jamaica’s governance, development
OPPOSITION LEADER Mark Golding believes Jamaicans living abroad should play a more active role in shaping the future of their home country, including participating in governance. During a media luncheon in Toronto on November 1, he outlined several...
Birth control and abortion pill requests have surged since Trump won the election
Surge in demand for long-term birth control and abortion pills post-election, driven by fear of future restrictions.
13 West Midlands landmarks at risk of being lost including famous castle and city school
13 West Midlands landmarks have been added to Historic England’s 'Heritage at Risk' register for 2024
Exeter's oldest building 'at risk'
Historic England has revealed the figures in its annual snapshot of the health of England’s valued historic buildings and places
New Plympton bus shelters 'are just not good enough in this weather'
Residents claim the new shelters are not protecting them from the elements
Latest on probe into Plymouth City Council's £72m share deal
The council has repeatedly stressed that the deal made financial sense and has saved it more than £9m in public money
Teachers told not to use the word bullies to describe children
Latest guidance from the SNP government aimed at cracking down on bullying highlights the importance of tackling prejudice - including misgendering -and 'microaggressions'.
RSPCA urgent investigation after 80 rabbits dumped in woods
Kind-hearted local residents along with animal rescue volunteers and the RSPCA began trying to save the rabbits
SAC Chairman attends robe donation ceremony of Maravijaya Monastery
The Kathina robe offering ceremony was held in the Maravijaya Buddha Garden at Maravijaya Buddha Image in Dakhinathiri Township in Nay Pyi Taw on the morning of November 13, sources said.
Focus on final-year exams at Oxbridge may disadvantage female students
A paper published by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi) think tank explores possible reasons why men are more likely to secure a first-class degree at the universities of Oxford and Cambridge
Premature babies not having 'essential' checks at ages two and four
It is also "clear" that a target to reduce the rate of premature births to 6% by 2025 will not be met
Moment police smash down door of 'zombie knife dealer's home'
Officers stormed the home of a man thought to be flogging several weapons on the 'gray market', including zombie knives, in Hornsea at around 5am on Tuesday.
Most dangerous street in Britain where locals fear they will be killed
Locals in Catford, south east London are calling for action from the council after countless crashes, daily traffic, and pollution that you can 'taste'.
Fight to save under-threat Greater Manchester Post Offices begins
Around 1,000 workers are employed at the at-risk branches across the UK
Auroville expo to showcase works of two artists with contrasting styles
Explore contrasting art styles at Centre d’Art in Auroville with Pujasree Burman’s watercolors and Vasandan Virappan’s stippling.
Live updates as the Jennings Creek Wildfire continues to burn in New Jersey and New York
Check here for updates throughout the day Thursday as the Jennings Creek Wildfire continues to burn in New Jersey and New York.
ICPC chair, Remi Tinubu seek more women, youth participation in fight against corruption
"Women and youth are often the first to feel the impact of corruption, yet they hold the keys to innovative solutions and transformative leadership," the ICPC chair said.
ICPC chair, Remi Tinubu seek more women, youth participation in fight against corruption
"Women and youth are often the first to feel the impact of corruption, yet they hold the keys to innovative solutions and transformative leadership," the ICPC chair said.
West Midlands Fire Service appoints new chief after predecessor's shock U-turn
The new chief officer said he will 'lead the service' through a period of 'uncertainty'
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