The #BeeWell survey is a Manchester University project which includes a questionnaire distributed to secondary school pupils which asks them about their 'gender identity' and sexuality.

Rachel Reeves said she had made a 'solemn promise' to stabilise the finances as she dodged on how she plans to fill an estimated £30billion gap in the government's books.

The two couples - both husband and wife and said to be British - were being poled 'gondala style' through the shallow waters of the Okavango Delta, Botswana.

Two nurses are now behind bars for drugging stroke victims for an 'easy life' and a pensioner was sexually assaulted on the same ward. Police still haven't concluded their inquiries, either.

[Leadership] The management of Dangote Refinery has accused the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) of spreading falsehoods and unleashing what it described as «terror tactics» in order to achieve its nationwide strike action.

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The defense secretary issued a memo saying 200 members of the Oregon National Guard would be activated, an action state leaders say is unlawful.

Garowe (HOL) – Puntland regional forces have killed members of the ISIS cell accused of planting the landmine that killed Brig. Gen. Qalyare, commander of the 2nd Brigade of the Puntland Dervishes, during an operation in the Calmiskaad mountains.

Rahul Gandhi conveyed condolences to actor-politician Vijay and TN CM MK Stalin following a tragic stampede at a TVK event in Karur. The incident claimed 41 lives and hospitalized over 60, including a child. The Tamil Nadu government initiated a probe, while former CM EPS questioned crowd management and safety protocols, highlighting growing concerns over accountability in such political gatherings.

Malawi’s government has burned through an alarming K3 trillion in only four months, sparking outrage and raising serious questions about fiscal recklessness at Capital Hill.   A Quarterly Financial and Economic Review by the Reserve Bank of Malawi (RBM) reveals that between March and July, government expenditure ballooned far beyond budget projections, leaving economists shocked […] The post SHOCKER! Govt Blows K3 Trillion in Just 4 Months Mostly on Allowances, Travel & Procurement appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Mighty Wanderers have been left red-faced after crashing out of the CAF Confederation Cup in the very first round—and they are now publicly apologising to their president, business mogul Thomson Mpinganjira, and their loyal fans. This is not the continental journey the Nomads envisioned. With Mpinganjira sparing no expense—even chartering a private plane to Botswana—the […] The post We Are Sorry, Mr. Mpinganjira: Wanderers’ Painful Apology After Galaxy Humiliation appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Malawi’s mining dream is being choked by fuel drums and diesel smoke. Kayelekera Uranium Mine in Karonga—touted as the country’s biggest mining comeback story—is burning millions just to keep its machines running because it has no reliable electricity supply. Lotus Resources Limited, the Australian company running the mine, has admitted that dependence on diesel-powered generators […] The post Diesel Generators Bleed Kayelekera Mine, Threaten Malawi’s Mining Future appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Norman Chisale, the Director of Youth for the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), has emerged as one of the most influential figures in the party’s campaign machinery. His role has stretched far beyond the traditional responsibilities of youth mobilization, positioning him as a central strategist, protector, and promoter of the DPP’s electoral agenda. Chisale’s presence has […] The post ANALYSIS | The Multifaceted Role of Norman Chisale in Steering the DPP Campaign appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.

Singapore's total population has risen to 6.11 million — with a 0.7 per cent increase in its number of citizens — up 1.2 per cent from last year.The figures were published on Monday (Sep 29) in the annual Population in Brief report by the National Population and Talent Division (NPTD) of the Prime Minister's Office and its partner agencies.Of the 6.11 million, there are 4.20 million residents — comprising citizens as well as permanent residents (PRs) — and 1.91 million non-residents, which include the foreign workforce, migrant domestic workers, dependants and international students.The citizen population rose from 3.64 million to 3.66 million, while the PR population remained stable at 540,000, said the report.While citizen births in 2024 saw a 1.2 per cent increase from 2023, the average number of births per year in the last five years (30,400) was lower than in the preceding five years (32,900).In addition to citizen births in Singapore, there are also children born overseas to at least one Singaporean parent. 1,409 children born overseas to at least one Singaporean parent were granted citizenship by descent in 2024.

Permanent residents (PRs), who are overseas without a valid re-entry permit (REP), will no longer automatically lose their PR status from Dec 1. Instead, they will be given six months — or 180 days —  to apply for a new REP, during which they will still be allowed to return and remain in Singapore, said the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)  in a news release on Monday (Sept 29). «We encourage PRs to obtain a new REP or to renew their expiring in a timely manner before travelling out of Singapore, to minimise the risk of losing their PR status,» the ministry said.Currently, all PRs here who go overseas need to have a valid REP, which allows them to re-enter Singapore.Under the existing laws, a PR who is overseas with an expired REP would automatically lose his PR status, and has only a one-month grace period to apply for reinstatement.MHA said that it has been exercising flexibility by allowing some PRs who miss their deadline to have their PR status reinstated if they have «legitimate reasons», such as if they were hospitalised overseas.

Authorities in Michigan have discovered two more victims in the ruins of a Mormon church set ablaze during Sunday’s shooting Read Full Article at RT.com

The NHS compared the genetic risk of cousin marriage to that of having children later in life, or smoking and drinking during pregnancy Read Full Article at RT.com

Moldova’s ruling pro-EU Action and Solidarity Party has secured a narrow majority, according to preliminary election commission data Read Full Article at RT.com

The US president has accused the agency of agitation during the unrest Read Full Article at RT.com

Howard Lutnick has pressed BRICS members to open up their markets and stop acting against American interests Read Full Article at RT.com

Mr Faulding has released exclusive sonar footage of the moment he believes he discovered the missing mother-of-two just six minutes into searching the River Wyre on February 7, 2023.

The exclusion zone will span approximately 150 acres, with those who venture beyond ominous 'no tresspassing' signs facing immediate arrest - forcing local dogwalkers to change their route.

Rachel Reeves will vow to 'abolish' long-term youth unemployment by guaranteeing paid work for those aged 18 to 21 who have been on Universal Credit for 18 months without earning.

Vyacheslav Volodin emphasized that the State Duma was doing everything possible to promote parliamentary cooperation

Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Esmail Baghaei stressed that the refusal of six out of fifteen UN Security Council members to support the move highlights divisions within the body

Flights were suspended for around 40 minutes

Thomas Jacob Sanford, who commonly went by 'Jake', was shot dead in the parking lot of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan on Sunday.

There have been no reports of damage or casualties

Several Norwegian civilian planes have been redirected to other airports due to the potential discovery of unmanned aerial vehicles in the area

The ruling party has garnered 44.13% of the vote, the opposition parties have garnered 49.54%

According to the report, more than 90 doctors and patients remain trapped inside the Al Helou Hospital