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‘This is a travesty’: Campaigners dealt another blow as hundreds of homes approved
Two outline planning applications have been given the green light despite hundreds of objections.
Met Office issues new 33-hour weather warning for Greater Manchester as 65mph winds to hit during Storm Boelo
Two storms are set to batter the UK with wind and rain over the coming days
Child psychologist was suspended for a'sexual in nature' relationship - but now he's teaching children on the NDIS
Now suspended from practicing psychology, Benjamin French is operating a disabled learning support service for children and teens.
Home Ministry extends deployment of 273 CAPF companies in Delhi till October 31 amid protest fears
The Union Home Ministry has granted a second extension for the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces in New Delhi. This decision was made in response to concerns about potential protests by various organizations and political groups. The Delhi Police had recommended extending the deployment to maintain law and order in sensitive areas of the city.
Home Ministry extends deployment of 273 CAPF companies in Delhi till October 31 amid protest fears
The Union Home Ministry has granted a second extension for the deployment of 273 Central Armed Police Forces in New Delhi. This decision was made in response to concerns about potential protests by various organizations and political groups. The Delhi Police had recommended extending the deployment to maintain law and order in sensitive areas of the city.
US military bans BYD vehicles from strategic air base in Japan
The US military is set to ban vehicles made by Chinese EV maker BYD at Kadena Air Base. This decision arises from concerns regarding security risks posed by the presence of these vehicles. The ban will take effect on an upcoming Monday as reported by a news agency. BYD, which has recently expanded into international markets, did not immediately comment on this decision.
Aldi and Lidl face major rule change to improve shoppers choice of supermarkets
The new rules were first proposed in August
Madras High Court quashes criminal proceedings against protesters seeking Tamil as official language
The Madras High Court has quashed criminal proceedings against protestors from Theni who advocated for Tamil. The protest occurred on February 11, 2024, where they demanded Tamil's official recognition in the High Court. Although accused of unlawful assembly and threatening police, the court deemed the proceedings an abuse of legal processes. The court noted the allegations were primarily based on police testimony without other witness support.