Three people have been arrested following a 'major incident' at a school in Carmarthenshire.
Any such agreement is 'not on the table' because the Government 'would not agree to any kind of deal that would require quotas in return', a No10 spokeswoman said.
On a visit to Berlin, Rishi Sunak argued that slashing civil service numbers would free up money for his priorities.
More than 150,000 registered Republicans voted for Nikki Haley in the primary, even as Trump was the clear victor in the GOP race. Biden also faced votes against him/
St Catherine businesswoman Roxanne Ewart was yesterday freed of ganja charges because of a major discrepancy between what was allegedly recovered and what was tested at the government's forensic laboratory. The discrepancy was revealed...
The St Andrew Central police have confirmed that a security guard was today charged with the assault of a nine-year-old girl at the University of the West Indies, Mona. The matter, which is still under investigation, occurred on Monday. Commander...
The Watt Town police in St Ann have launched a probe into the suspected drowning of a seven-year-old boy whose body was found in a water tank in Madras this morning. He has been identified as Aquan Currie of Banstable district in Watt...
A gunman posing as a passenger fatally shot a taxi driver and injured three persons last night in Linstead, St Catherine. The deceased cabbie has been identified as Gabian Lewis of Benbow district in Guys Hill in the parish. It is reported that...
The Overseas Examination Commission (OEC) is urging school administrators to be compliant with the regulations and standards that govern the handling of examination materials in their institutions. As the exam season approaches, Chairman of the OEC...
The St Andrew Central police have confirmed that a security guard was today charged with the assault of a nine-year-old girl at the University of the West Indies, Mona. The matter, which is still under investigation, occurred on Monday. Commander...
[ANGOP] Luanda -- Angola and Mozambique signed two legal instruments on Tuesday, in the Mozambican city of Maputo, to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
[New Times] On April 21, more than 250,000 people were killed in the 1994 Genocide Against the Tutsi. This is almost 25 percent of all the victims. As Rwanda remembered the fateful day this year, however, some well-known scholars who have made it their mission to distort history made it about themselves and their narratives.
[New Times] Auditor General Alexis Kamuhire is set to present his report of State finances and assets for the fiscal year that ended on June 30, 2023, to Parliament, on Wednesday afternoon, April 24.
Ebrahim Raisi noted that he and his Sri Lankan counterpart were in favor of seeing an end to Gaza bombardment as soon as possible, and were also seeking that «assistance be provided to the oppressed people of Palestine and access to water, food and medicine ensured for them»
Joe Biden directed to send ATACMS to Ukraine in February, the Principal Deputy Spokesperson for the US Department of State Vedant Patel said
The source denied news media reports on the subject, which appeared earlier
Timur Ivanov was removed from the office of deputy defense minister of the Russian Federation of the federal government’s civil service
The resolution gained 13 votes
Demining, energy, irrigation, metallurgy, children’s summer camps made the history of the friendship between Algeria and the Soviet Union Read Full Article at RT.com
Seven followers of a “religiously motivated violent extremist ideology” have been arrested in a Sydney sweep Read Full Article at RT.com
Hours after US President Biden signed the foreign aid bill, the Department of Defense has announced a $1 billion arms package for Kiev Read Full Article at RT.com
The new aid package for Ukraine aims to bolster the “greedy and insatiable” American defense industry, Russian envoy in Washington believes Read Full Article at RT.com
The US secretly supplied Ukraine with extended-range missiles that were used in an attack on Crimea, an official has said Read Full Article at RT.com
Irina Podnosova said courts have been receiving an increasing number of complaints, attributing it to the rising trust that people have to the judicial system
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko emphasized the importance of creating a new architecture of Eurasian security as one of the elements of a multipolar world
According to Anatoly Antonov, «the further it goes, the more America corners itself into a zugzwang»
The sides also exchanged views on the progress in the implementation of large-scale tasks set by the heads of the two states and heads of government along the political, trade, economic and migration trajectories, the implementation of projects on the cultural and humanitarian fronts
The court also blocked any securities held by JPMorgan’s entities in Russia
During the start of his second term, President Hassan Sheikh took on significant endeavors, one of which involved combating the terrorist organization al-Shabab. This led him to personally lead the campaign in the central region of Somalia, specifically in the state of Galmudug. Additionally, he made numerous trips abroad to ensure the country received the necessary support. Moreover, he successfully applied for membership in the East African Community (EAC).
Payne’s seat in a solidly Democratic district was previously held by his father, Rep. Donald Payne Sr., who died in 2012.
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Alberta's health ministry says an audit announced last December has determined that more than 40 medical clinics in the province are advertising membership fees for services, nearly a year after one such plan landed a Calgary clinic in hot water.
Extreme drought conditions and the likelihood of another challenging fire season have prompted a community in one of the driest parts of B.C. to start managing its water supply early — and turning off the taps for people who don't follow the rules.
The European Union on Wednesday backed a United Nations demand for an independent probe into the reported discovery of mass graves at two Gaza hospitals destroyed in Israeli sieges. «This is something that forces us to call for an independent investigation of all the suspicions and all the circumstances, because indeed it creates the impression that there might have been violations of international human rights committed,» EU spokesman Peter Stano said. «That's why it's important to have independent investigation and to ensure accountability.» The UN rights office said Tuesday international investigators should be involved in a probe into the discovery of the bodies. The UN rights office said it was «horrified» by the destruction of Gaza's two biggest hospitals, Al-Shifa in Gaza City and the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis. Gaza's Civil Defence agency said Tuesday that health workers uncovered nearly 340 bodies of people allegedly killed and buried by Israeli forces at the Nasser complex. Israel's army called claims that its troops had buried bodies during its operation at Nasser «baseless and unfounded». The army has said around 200 militants were killed, and weapons stockpiles recovered, during its operation at Al-Shifa. Around 30 bodies were reported found buried in two graves in the Al-Shifa courtyard. Hospitals, which have protection under international law, have repeatedly come under Israeli bombardment over more than six months of war in Gaza. Israel has accused Palestinian militant group Hamas of using medical facilities as command centres and to hold hostages abducted during its attack inside Israel on October 7 which set off the war. Hamas has denied the claims. The October 7 attack resulted in the deaths of around 1,170 people in Israel, according to an AFP tally of Israeli official figures. In retaliation, Israel launched a military offensive that has killed at least 34,183 people in Gaza, mostly women and children, according to the Hamas-run territory's health ministry. © Agence France-Presse
