Flood-hit Somerset farmer welcomes prevention projects
Farmer James Winslade says it is "brilliant" the council has £50m for flood prevention work.
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Ridiculed MSP says chest infection and lack of sleep led to committee blunder
Collette Stevenson says she has faced "misogynistic bullying" after asking whether government agency Transport Scotland is a charity.
'Media coverage is important': Pope Leo XIV backs press freedom amid Trump-US news outlets clash
Pope Leo XIV on Friday defended the media’s right to cover public figures, following US President Donald Trump’s unsuccessful efforts to bar some news
FAQs on Section 138 of NI Act: What happens once your cheque is dishonoured?
NEW DELHI: A bounced cheque feels like a banking hassle, but legally it can be a criminal offence.
Mistress told ‘American Idol’ contestant she wanted ‘to kill’ wife but testified divorce, not murder, was plan
Alleigha Botner testified about Caleb Flynn's eerie remark after Ashley Flynn's death and the final messages exchanged before the shooting.
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In 2023, a 94-year-old Minnesota woman lost her condo over about $2,300 in taxes; the county kept roughly $25,000 until the Supreme Court stepped in
In a significant legal victory, the US Supreme Court ruled that Hennepin County could not keep surplus proceeds from the sale of Geraldine Tyler's condo, which was seized for unpaid taxes. This case highlights the long-standing property rights of homeowners and has implications for tax foreclosure practices across the United States.
Iran pitches seven-day roadmap to end conflict with US
Tehran seeks rapid implementation failed ceasefire deal, offering to open Hormuz if regional conflicts halted.
Japan says Trump voiced concern over weak yen in summit with PM Takaichi
President Donald Trump raised concern about yen weakness during a summit with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama said, offering an unusually detailed account of the leaders’ talks on currencies.
US backs Elon Musk's bid to overturn €120m EU fine against X
The EU had said X "deceives users" by selling blue ticks without "meaningfully verifying" accounts.
In 1995, Galápagos crews began clearing goats and burros from Alcedo Volcano; after 62,868 goats vanished by 2006, juvenile tortoises and growth rates increased
The successful eradication of 62,868 feral goats from Alcedo Volcano in the Galápagos Islands has resulted in significant growth in the juvenile giant tortoise population and improved overall health of the species, as revealed by recent research.
Switzerland’s neutrality vote is asking the wrong question
The real question is what neutrality can still do for Switzerland.
SIR row: Jantar Mantar entrance barricaded ahead of protests; Gaurav Gogoi, others detained in Assam
NEW DELHI: Jantar Mantar in Delhi was heavily barricaded on Friday following nationwide protests demanding the resignation of chief election commissioner
Why are Italian lady politicians posting photos in miniskirts? Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani’s ‘women in long skirts make better mothers’ remarks spark protest in Italy
Photos of female Italian politicians in miniskirts have drawn attention after comments by Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Antonio Tajani about
‘Dead mindset cannot see vibrancy’: Amit Shah hits back at Rahul’s ‘dead economy’ remark
NEW DELHI: Union home minister Amit Shah on Friday took a veiled jibe at Congress leader Rahul Gandhi while highlighting India’s economic growth and
China is taking the fight to the stars. America must reclaim space supremacy
The People's Republic of China now holds space preeminence as the U.S. confirms on-orbit weapons and prepares for cislunar military challenges.
Patriot production in Europe: Germany seeks US nod to make PAC-3 missiles
Germany is seeking US approval to manufacture advanced Patriot air-defence interceptors on its own soil, as rising demand and depleted stocks put pressure
An explosion near the Acropolis in Greece injures at least 2 people and collapses a building
A powerful blast shook the Greek capital’s tourist district of Plaka, near the ancient Acropolis, on Friday morning, causing a building to collapse and injuring at least two people who had to be rescued from an adjacent building, authorities said.