The Prime Minister, who has been rocked by a huge row over his decision to skip a D-Day event, confirmed he was 'going to keep cutting people's taxes'.

Socialite Rebecca Grossman was sentenced to 15 years to life in prison for killing two young brothers in a 2020 hit and run.

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey committed to several radical plans including cannabis shops on high streets, gender self-ID and a 500 per cent increase of council tax on second homes.

The dance pro's absence from this year's line-up was finally revealed today when the BBC1 show announced which dancers would be competing.

Celebrities gathered to pay their respects on Monday at a service for Sir Martin Amis. Actor Bill Nighy delivered readings from his works.

Both Hamas and Israel have reportedly agreed to start implementing a US-backed truce endorsed by the UN Security Council Read Full Article at RT.com

Joe Biden’s strange behavior on D-Day quickly gave rise to speculation – some crude, some brutally honest Read Full Article at RT.com

The EU reportedly wants to keep using Ukraine’s infrastructure to buy natural gas from Azerbaijan, while stopping deliveries from Russia Read Full Article at RT.com

Israel’s “large-scale killing” in Gaza must be stopped, South African FM Naledi Pandor says Read Full Article at RT.com

Moscow has decided to expel an Austrian journalist in response to a similar decision by Vienna Read Full Article at RT.com

Decades of research show a slow decline in herring stocks in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and scientists are linking that decline to waters that are warming with climate change.

About 240 rental units in Toronto could move one step closer to being torn down for new developments Tuesday, causing their tenants to be victims of a demoviction in the process.

After years of fight for justice after Lethbridge police surveillance scandal, departing MLA admits «it grinds on me.»

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada is gathering information to determine if it needs to investigate after the damaged freighter Michipicoten arrived in Thunder Bay, Ont.'s harbour on the weekend.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said the federal government is open to transferring temporary immigrants out of Quebec to help relieve pressure.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Ethiopia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated it has not received any official communication from the Somali government regarding the withdrawal of Ethiopian peacekeeping forces from Somalia.

Minneapolis (HOL)— The search for 4-year-old Waeys Ali Mohamed, a Somali-American boy with autism, came to an end on Monday when his body was found in Minnehaha Creek, approximately 500 yards from his home.

Mogadishu (HOL) — Qali Guhad, the mother of Ikran Tahlil Farah, continues to seek justice for her daughter three years after her disappearance. Guhad revealed that the prolonged stress of her pursuit has led to severe health issues, including diabetes and high blood pressure.

RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat praised NDA's return to power after a decade, criticized election discourse post Lok Sabha poll results, emphasized the need for consensus, and expressed dismay over using technology to spread lies about RSS.

Two women, Anzal Abdi Kala and Saida Hussein, were arrested for smuggling 33kg gold bars worth Rs 19 crore in Mumbai. They concealed the gold with adhesive tape in their undergarments and baggage.

The family of a 61-year-old cyclist who was killed in a hit-and-run last week is speaking out, saying they want him to be remembered for how he lived, not just how he died.

The man charged with killing a woman by lighting her on fire on a TTC bus two years ago admitted to causing her death, but should not be found criminally responsible due a diagnosis of schizophrenia, prosecutors and defence counsel argued at the outset of his trial in Toronto.

Admitted serial killer Jeremy Skibicki’s defence lawyers have argued the accused had a history of schizophrenic delusions culminating in ‘catastrophic circumstances,’ while Crown prosecutors say the killings of four vulnerable Indigenous women were driven by Skibicki’s racist views and deviant sexual urges.

After beginning his third term, PM Narendra Modi declared the Prime Minister's Office should serve as the «people's PMO» and credited government employees for the Lok Sabha election win. He urged them to strive harder to meet global standards, stating, «We aim to make the PMO a catalyst for new energy and inspiration. The true credit for this victory goes to you.»

Two close aides of the late gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari were sentenced to five-year imprisonment for harassing and assaulting a sanitary staff in Ghazipur district jail in 2009.

PM Modi has kept his core team intact, maintaining the composition of the Cabinet Committee on Security, which includes the ministries of Home, Defence, Finance, and External Affairs. Meanwhile, he has assigned crucial portfolios to Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Manohar Lal. The coalition allies have accepted mid-tier ministries, signaling that coalition constraints are unlikely to hinder the government's operations.

In its first Cabinet meeting chaired by Prime Minister Modi on Monday, the government approved a proposal to provide financial assistance for constructing three crore rural and urban houses under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY). According to sources, the plan will involve an investment of approximately Rs 5 lakh crore. Under the urban component of PMAY, the government will provide Rs 2 lakh to each beneficiary household for constructing dwelling units or as an interest subsidy.

Two close aides of the late gangster-turned-politician Mukhtar Ansari were sentenced to five years in jail for harassing and assaulting a sanitary staff member in UP's Ghazipur district jail in 2009.

Two Trinamool workers were murdered in post-poll clashes in Bengal involving TMC and rivals. The violence led to injuries and demands for arrests, highlighting post-election tensions.