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Treasury yields tumble on expectations Fed will make six cuts in 2024

Over 8 months after ethnic clashes shook Manipur, the unclaimed bodies of the victims of violence have been shifted from morgues in Imphal to districts in the state for proper burial, sources told...

CM directed officials to ensure best treatment is provided to the injured

This mum met her son's girlfriend way before he even knew her, despite them being childhood sweethearts. The mum dropped the bombshell on TikTok where the clip has now gone viral

(Telecompaper) UK trade union Unite has welcomed plans by Parliament to debate the proposed merger of Vodafone UK and 3 UK on 14 December...

Some symptoms could easily be mistaken for another, less serious, health problem.

WITH the Champions League group stage now concluded, the English teams remaining in the competition will be eagerly anticipating who they will face in the last 16.

CHANNEL 4 has culled another show from its schedule amid cost-cutting measures.

The sanction could leave the Blackpool South MP facing the prospect of a by-election.

A “SLEIGH SPACE” for Santa has appeared on top of an Aldi store.

The freshly painted spot sports a sleigh-shaped logo, and has enough space reserved for the nine reindeers that pull the flying vehicle.

Painted in bright yellow, to safely guide Father Christmas to land from the sky in the dead of night, the giant installation measures 11 metres in length and six metres wide.

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Hollywood actress Lupita Nyong'o has been named the 2024 Berlin Film Festival jury president. She will take over from American actress Kristen Stewart.

Tatler heads to Holkham Hall to celebrate ‘Holkham by Candlelight’, an immersive experience masterminded by the Countess of Leicester

Prime Minister Luc Frieden, in the first press briefing following a Government Council meeting, announced the extension of a range of climate measures introduced by the previous government, initially set to expire in December.

"At first, they want to drive a wedge into our centuries-old, good-neighborly relations with you, and then to pit us against each other. We've been through this already," the Belarusian leader noted

Somalia Prime Minister, Hamza Barre, on Wednesday, disclosed that the country has been granted a debt relief of $4.5 billion by the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank. Barre noted that the relief is “equivalent to relieving every Somali person of a debt of more than $300,” adding that it’s a “testament that our

ITV I'm A Celebrity has found itself at the centre of a 'fix' storm after viewers pointed out the differences between Ant and Dec's predicted winners on air and on Instagram live

Justice Abdulaziz Waziri of the Court of Appeal has revealed actual reason why the 16 lawmakers of Plateau state were sacked, providing clarification on the ruling

The SVR chief pointed out that despite notable failures of its destructive policy in the post-Soviet space the West is still in the habit of blatantly interfering in affairs of the CIS states in order to disunite them, deprive them of political will and economic potential, prevent the formation of an alternative center of power in Eurasia.

Understanding the connection between mental and physical health underscores the importance of clinics in helping with conditions that affect both mind and body.

A Nigerian lady who is graduating from university as an artist made a nice portrait of herself and her husband wearing matching traditional attire.

1. Sunak denies he is 'tetchy' under pressure amid Tory in-fighting over immigration  The Guardian
2. Rishi Sunak says he's 'open' to changes on Rwanda bill in bid to quell Tory anger  The Independent
3. Starkey watches on as Cleverly reaches breaking point  The Telegraph
4. Sunak 'open to improvements' on Rwanda Bill amid Tory dissent  The Independent
5. Explainer: What is the UK's Rwanda migrant deportation bill?  Reuters UK

1. Sunak denies he is ‘tetchy’ under pressure amid Tory in-fighting over immigration  The Guardian
2. Politics latest news: Sunak insists he is 'open' to making changes to Rwanda Bill  The Telegraph
3. Sunak's Rwanda fight is really a battle for control of the Conservatives  Financial Times
4. Sunak 'open to improvements' on Rwanda Bill amid Tory dissent  The Independent
5. When will Tory centrists stand up to the right?  The New Statesman