Potholes 'getting worse' on rural roads despite £500m spend
Deteriorating conditions of rural roads are affecting journeys, a transport provider says.
Trio killed in crash between train and car in Hamilton named by police
Police have released the names of the three victims of Wednesday's fatal train and car collision in Hamilton.
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
Disposing of landmines
In a Cypriot National Guard camp, Ukrainians are being trained on how to identify, locate and dispose of landmines and other unexploded munitions that litter huge swaths of their country, killing and maiming hundreds of people, including children.
Parents beg for answers over daughter's park death six months ago
Reagan Brown was found dead in a lake two days after going missing
Conditions violate rights
Jail officials in Georgia's most populous county violate the constitutional rights of people in their custody by failing to protect them from violence, using excessive force and holding them in filthy and unsafe conditions, U.S. Justice Department officials said Thursday while threatening to get the courts involved if corrective action isn't taken quickly.
We need good affordable and sustainable housing we are delivering this
Cllr Phil Bialyk says we still have a big challenge in order to meet the housing numbers that are not just required by government but are genuinely needed by people here in the city.
Now hotel cancels weddings to make room for asylum seekers
The Best Western Cresta Court Hotel in Altrincham - owned by a group chaired by former BBC director-general Greg Dyke - was closed to paying guests on Monday.
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
Customizing your finances
When Leigh Bayley reflects on what drives her and her team at Penticton’s ClearCove Financial Services, the Sun Life advisor comes up with a simple answer.
A&E departments experienced their busiest October on record as bosses warn NHS is under more pressure than ever before
'It is very concerning that the health service is running so hot ahead of what is expected to be another very difficult winter'
Pay offer being considered by health unions
BBC News NI understands a pay award backdated to this August is currently being considered by union reps.
No bids received from contractors to take on crumbling concrete work
An initial marketing programme failed to attract bids from contractors for the almost £2m job to replace RAAC roofing panels
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'.
What is in the People Before Profit-Solidarity manifesto?
People Before Profit-Solidarity is the latest party to publish its general election manifesto, with the left-wing party outlining its key campaign points today.
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'
University cash crisis to get worse despite tuition fee rise, BBC told
More than three quarters of universities are expected to face financial problems next year.
Canterbury University food poisoning case: Food safety watchdog tight-lipped on penalties
Court action is possible after more than 100 students fell ill from eating a chicken souvlaki dinner.
Food safety watchdog tight-lipped over Canterbury University food poisoning
Court action is possible after more than 100 students fell ill from eating a chicken souvlaki dinner.
Inspectors not told of concerns over deaths at Lucy Letby hospital, inquiry hears
CQC inspector Helen Cain said she was unaware of the review into deaths at the time of the hospital visit
Major parties making gains in TPU-Curia poll
The major parties have gained - with National regaining 3.9 points - at the expense of the minor parties.
Uniformed police reduced public sexual harassment more than undercover officers new research finds
Sexual harassment, whether it's catcalling or groping, is one of the most pervasive forms of violence against women in the world.
PBP expecting parties to 'steal its clothes' and pledges
People Before Profit-Solidarity launched its General Election 2024 manifesto saying other parties copy some of its more eye-catching policies to win over voters who, the party argues, would find a better fit with it, writes Fiachra Ó Cionnaith
Universities fear government review will lead to cuts
A government review of universities is asking if students are paying the right amount in fees for their degrees.
Royal Mile 'lawless' with smash-and-grab thieves
Thieves have been caught on CCTV walking out of shops on the prestigious mile with high-end goods in broad daylight.
Hostages freed from Gaza meet with Pope Francis and press campaign to bring remaining captives home
Israel says that Hamas is holding about 65 hostages and the remains of about 35 others either killed on Oct. 7, 2023, or who died in captivity.
Parents of boy killed in 'hit-and-run' fighting after charges dropped
Harry Parker was days from celebrating his 15th birthday when he died on November 25, 2022, after being struck by a car on the way to school which reportedly did not stop at the scene.
Lawyers set to represent Christchurch mosque attacker granted name suppression
The pair fear repercussions for themselves and families for being associated with the terrorist, a court has heard.
Treaty Principles Bill: Paul Goldsmith responds to Christopher Finlayson's comments
Former MPs sometimes feel they can chip in and tell current ones what to do, the Treaty Negotiations Minister says.
Why so many retired Kiwis are experiencing loneliness
"It's like this void, this emptiness in the room."
The Lady With 11 Driving Licenses!
'I want to tell everybody there is nothing in the world that you can't do.' 'If you apply your mind, you can do anything and everything.'
Councillors back campaign to improve safe transport for Bristol’s nighttime economy workers
A total of 116,000 working-age adults in the city – 41 per cent – are on shift at some point between 10pm and 6am
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