After a fatality inquiry into the death of Jonathan Anderson, Justice Marilena Carminati concluded the jail isn't equipped to deal with the volume of inmates who might be depressed or suicidal.

Despite being aware of the many online rental scams in Canada, one Kitchener, Ont., resident says he was stunned to learn he can now be counted as one of the victims. Police are investigating after at least 35 people filed reports about the rental unit.

Valérie Daigle says medical assistance in dying should be extended to some terminally ill children in Canada. She says she watched her son suffer in a Sherbrooke, Que., hospital room for weeks before his death.

Joseph Eubank, 27, of Hove, East Sussex, is appearing at Lewes Crown Court charged with two counts of rape of a woman over 16 over an alleged incident near Brighton Pier on July 16, 2022.

An Egyptian warship has delivered a second major cache of weaponry to Somalia including anti-aircraft guns and artillery, port and military officials said on Monday, in a move likely to stoke further friction between the two countries and Ethiopia.

The Coast Guard's helicopter is on its way to check if more polar bears can be found in the country.

[Egypt Online] Foreign, Emigration and Expatriates Affairs Minister Badr Abdelatty had a meeting with his Angolan counterpart Téte António on the fringe of the meetings of the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly in New York on Sunday.

German airline, Condor, and Swiss leisure and charter airline, Edelweiss Air, resumed their operations to Seychelles on September 21 and 22 respectively. In a press communique on Saturday, Tourism Seychelles, the marketing branch of the Department of Tourism, announced the return of the airlines and two others, connecting the island nation to key European markets. Russian airline, Aeroflot, will make its return as of October 2 with two flights per week while Turkish Airlines is set to make its much-anticipated return to Seychelles on October 28 with four rotations per week. «The return of these carriers signals a significant boost for the tourism industry, offering tourists a wider range of convenient flight options to reach the islands,» said Tourism Seychelles. Tourism Seychelles said these resumed flights will provide a crucial link between Seychelles and vital European hubs, making the islands more accessible to travellers from around the world. Earlier this year, the organisation announced the first direct, non-stop charter flight between Seychelles and Chengdu, China, operated by Sichuan Airlines. This new route is set to begin operations in the last quarter of 2024, further extending Seychelles' global footprint and tapping into the vast Chinese travel market. Bernadette Willemin, director general for Destination Marketing at Tourism Seychelles, said Tourism Seychelles is actively negotiating with additional airline partners as part of its long-term strategy to enhance the accessibility of the islands. «We are thrilled to welcome back these key airline partners. As a small island nation dependent on tourism, this development is expected to invigorate the nation's tourism industry by increasing the influx of visitors. The increased connectivity will enable more travellers from across the globe to discover the unique experiences our islands have to offer. We look forward to seeing a positive impact on our tourism sector as these flights resume,» she said. With a continued focus on improving accessibility, Tourism Seychelles said it remains dedicated to fostering collaborations with both current and potential airline partners. These efforts not only serve to increase flight options but also ensure that Seychelles is well-positioned to attract a diverse array of international visitors. As Seychelles gears up for an influx of travellers, the return of these international airlines and the introduction of new routes demonstrate the islands' resilience and commitment to remaining a top global travel destination, said the statement. Tourism is the top contributor to the economy of Seychelles, a group of 115 islands in the western Indian Ocean.

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Unions have been trying to force a debate at Liverpool on the controversial move to strip 10million pensioners of up to £300 a year.

The man lured the girl to an abandoned house on the weekend, according to local media.

Forecasters have warned of potential flooding and travel carnage across England today, as some places could see nearly five inches of rain.

[Liberian Observer] A Special Senate Ad Hoc Committee constituted to investigate the Destination Inspection Contract, between the Government of Liberia and MedTech Scientific Limited, is recommending the immediate review and renegotiation or cancellation.

The latest barrage of Pyongyang’s ‘trash balloons’ caused flight suspensions at Seoul’s main airport Read Full Article at RT.com

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has called for a no-holds-barred approach to supporting Ukraine’s military Read Full Article at RT.com

September sees multiple anniversaries of unsolved journalist killings

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Joseph Eubank, 27, of Hove, East Sussex, is appearing at Lewes Crown Court charged with two counts of rape of a woman over 16 over an alleged incident near Brighton Pier on July 16, 2022.

The schoolboy died at the scene after he was found with stab wounds on Eglinton Road in Woolwich at around 6.35pm on Sunday.

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Some items at Tesco were found to contain less of their main ingredient compared to Aldi equivalents, according to a BBC Panorama investigation due to air tonight.

A lawyer for the boatbuilder that assembled Mike Lynch's ill-fated superyacht that sank last month has filed a lawsuit seeking £186million from his widow and the crew.  

Unions have been trying to force a debate at Liverpool on the controversial move to strip 10million pensioners of up to £300 a year.

Chad has denied agreeing with Washington to redeploy US troops in the country Read Full Article at RT.com

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FIDE has voted to uphold sanctions on Russia while backing a motion to consider lifting sanctions for disabled and junior players  Read Full Article at RT.com

The challenges of the conflict between Moscow and Kiev are set to become “deeper and harsher,” the UK foreign secretary has warned Read Full Article at RT.com

Some 15 people have been detained for disseminating radical ideology and committing violent acts motivated by religious hatred, the FSB says Read Full Article at RT.com

Six individuals were charged on Monday (23 Sept) for their suspected involvement in the murder of 25-year-old Dhinessh Vasie after a fatal brawl near Kitchener Road. Among them was 22-year-old Muhammad Sajid Saleem, who was given the capital charge.  The other five - three men and two women - received charges of rioting, reported CNA.  They are: Satish Jason Prabahas, 23, Kirrthik Roshan Prem Ananth, 22, Pradave Shashi Kumar, 20, Nur Diyana Harun Al Rasheed, 24, and Kasthuri Kallidas Marimuthu, 24. Two women were heard wailing when Sajid's murder charge was read out to him at State Court, reported The Straits Times. The six were charged after a fight broke out near Kim San Leng eating House at Verdun Road on Sept 22 at about 4am.  Police said they received a call for assistance at about 4.05am on Sunday, where two men, aged 24 and 25, were taken to Tan Tock Seng Hospital.  The 25-year-old subsequently died.  According to the charge sheets, at least one of them was allegedly armed with a deadly weapon during the riot, which resulted in the injury of three others, reported CNA.

SINGAPORE — The man accused of killing Singaporean Audrey Fang in Spain met up with his Ukrainian girlfriend days after the alleged incident and told her he was hoping to resolve his financial difficulties soon. The woman, who testified recently in a Spanish court, said she noticed the accused, Mitchell Ong, had injuries on his knees, reported Spanish media outlet La Verdad on Sept 23. The woman, who was not identified, described Ong as an aggressive person. She did not quiz him about his injuries. La Verdad reported that Ong, 43, and the Ukrainian woman had been romantically linked for several years but have since broken up. He had previously confided in her about his financial woes. It is not clear from Spanish media reports whether Ong's trial has started, or what his charges are. It was previously reported that Ong was in pre-trial detention in Spain. Ong has been in custody since April 16 after Fang was found dead with 30 stab wounds and other injuries near a parking area for lorries in the town of Abanilla on April 10.

One Singaporean who drove over to JB to check on his Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) application ended up spending over three hours in the queue. Rasidi Awang, 53, started queuing at 8.45am outside the TCSens office in Danga Bay on Sunday (Sept 22), reported Berita Harian.  Rasidi explained that he and his son tried to check on his VEP application online but encountered difficulties, so he drove up north but found himself having to join a queue instead. While there are offices in Taman Daya and Larkin, they do not handle queries and only deal with the collection and installation of VEP tags by appointment, he told Berita Harian. «There were about 150 people in the queue and the line moved only every 10 to 15 minutes,» he told the Malay publication. «I got everything sorted at 11.45am.»   Other Singaporeans, however, who turned up at other locations to enquire about their VEP application were forced to take a detour. Alhakim Salim, 41, had queued up at Johor's JPJ Complex at 7am, but was informed an hour later that queries regarding his VEP could not be resolved at that office.

[Liberian Investigator] Monrovia -- The Management of the Monrovia City Government has expressed regret over the unprecedented flooding that has affected Monrovia and its surrounding areas from September 20 to 22, 2024.