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The BBC has dismissed a complaint about its political editor Laura Kuenssberg using the phrase “nitty-gritty”. Anti-racist campaigners claimed the words originated during the...
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Surrey Police ask for FBI help in sex abuse allegations and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor alleged connection
Jeremy Clarkson bans all Labour MPs from his Farmer’s Dog pub
Modern sculpture at Fulbeck Manor showcases missing heraldic arms
Donald Trump threatens the BBC with legal action over “mis-leading”Panorama documentary
A rare gold and diamond Rolex watch sells for £5 million
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How Business Could Make or Break Recovery in Nepal, Syria, and Bangladesh
Syrians remain hopeful for a brighter, more stable future.
Syria will join the US-led international coalition to combat the Islamic State group ISIS
US Senate has voted to repeal the Caesar Act
Syrian refugees wish to return home
- European Union
How Business Could Make or Break Recovery in Nepal, Syria, and Bangladesh
Syrians remain hopeful for a brighter, more stable future.
Syria will join the US-led international coalition to combat the Islamic State group ISIS
US Senate has voted to repeal the Caesar Act
Syrian refugees wish to return home
- World
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
Israel and Hamas dispute claims of Gaza hospital fuel offer – as ‘babies among 12 dead’
Five US service members killed after aircraft suffers ‘mishap’ during training mission
India breaks record with Diwali lamps – despite air pollution fears
European Union
A year after the world saw roughly 1.5 billion people head to the polls, political upheaval hasn’t stopped. While 2024 saw elections in more...
European Union
The impact of the civil war in Syria has left its economy badly scarred. Data from the UN Statistics Division showed that the biggest...
European Union
On Monday November 10, Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa travelled to Washington DC for talks with US President Donald Trump, resulting in the much-needed lifting...
European Union
As Syria begins to look at debt restructuring amid thawing relations with the United States the Senate has voted to repeal the Caesar Act...
United Kingdom
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor British police officers have asked the FBI for more information about convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein and the alleged abuse of young girls....
United Kingdom
Outspoken television presenter Jeremy Clarkson has banned Labour MPs from his pub, The Farmer’s Dog. The move marks a growing backlash against Chancellor Rachel...
United Kingdom
A striking new sculptural modern art work has been unveiled at Fulbeck Manor. Local artist Kevin Baumber was commissioned to create a steel bull...
United Kingdom
American president Donald Trump has written to the BBC threatening legal action. Mr Trump wrote to the broadcaster after it apologized for “mis-editing” one...
Business
Before ascending to the top of Bangladesh’s political pecking order, Muhammad Yunus was viewed as a pioneering economist and microfinance guru. A Nobel Laureate...
Business
What connects Donald Trump, the President of the United States, Adam Neumann, the disgraced CEO of WeWork, and Marc Bourgade, the chairman of Aeroitalia?...
United Kingdom
Welsh Conservative leader Paul Davies has quit after being caught drinking with colleagues. Mr Davies bowed to pressure following claims he broke the lockdown...
United Kingdom
Bond film “No Time To Die” – Daniel Craig’s last outing as 007 – has been delayed once again. The film – originally scheduled...
United Kingdom
Picture: Yesodey Hatorah Senior Girls’ School The police broke up a wedding party in North London after reports that more than 400 people...