Donald Trump faced the biggest test by far of his controversial use of Executive Power at the US Supreme Court on Wednesday. The stakes could not be higher – “literally, life or death” for the US, best according to the President. Trump’s signature, Globe-Rattling Economic Policy, his sweeping tariffs, are at the dock – specifically, […]
England’s prison governors have been called to an urgent meeting with ministers as the government presses for the wrongful release of two more prisoners, including a convicted foreign sex offender. Alex Davies-Jones, a justice minister, told broadcasters that he was “outraged” about the “inappropriate 22 people who are wrongly released from prisons every month in […]
Good morning. Except it’s not if you are David Lammythe Deputy PM and Secretary of Justice. or Alex Davies-Jonesa minister of Junior Juest, who does morning media rounds. Lammy took the PMQs for the first time yesterday, but the coverage was a collision of the night, partly because it was accompanied by news released by […]
Available for more than one year Now, news that the two prisoners were wrongly released after the Conservatives’ James Cartlidge Deputy PM David in Komatu Community in Hadylum Kebatu last month. Adam and Chris Chat on Danny Stra’s Home Commentary on what we know about the release, the individuals involved and the political ramifications. Adam […]
The French government said it began suspending the online platform Shein, after prosecutors said they were investigating the company for child-like behavior. The move was announced just over an hour after Shein opened its first physical store in the world, on the sixth floor of the Paris Bhv department. The BBC’s Hugh Schofield was at […]
Rachel Reeves plans plans for a new pay-per-mile tax for electric cars to be announced in this month’s budget costing an extra £250 a year. Under the plans expected to be announced on 26 November, EV drivers will face a new fee of 3P per mile on top of other road taxes and drivers who […]
Main Events Show key events only Please turn on javascript to use this feature Morning opening: Belgium to discuss response to drones Jakub Krupapa The Belgian government will hold an emergency meeting of the National Security Council this morning To discuss the recent drone outages that have disrupted operations at Brussels Airport in Brusselsl and […]
The illegal tobacco market has left a $3.3bn hole in the federal government’s finances, with the National Criminal Investigation Agency warning that organized crime continues to grow. The Australian tax office believes that the illegal trade now accounts for one in five tobacco sales, bringing more cigarettes to around $30 for a pack of 20 […]
An inquest found German backpacker Simone Strobe died by homicide in northern New South Wales, but could not say who killed her. It recommended police conduct further analysis of two inconclusive DNA samples obtained in the original investigation. The NSW State Coroner, Teresa O’Sullivan, gave her findings on Thursday into the 2005 death in Lismore’s […]
Six weeks ago, there was a chance that the game might not go ahead, with calls for Israeli teams to be pulled from international competitions because of the Israeli War. But once a ceasefire was agreed last month, it became Maccabi Tel Aviv – the only Israeli to reach the stage of the European competition. […]
