France has seen a second influx of fights and strikes against President Emmanuel Macron’s arrangements to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64. Large marches Were held” across France after the first day of the event attracting more than a million people. The anti-government marches were just as loud and large, if not louder…
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A car related to British actor Julian Sands was found near where he went missing. Mr. Sands vanished on Friday while hiking in the Baldy Bowl area of the San Gabriel Mountains, north of Los Angeles. Ground teams forsook their search at the weekend over avalanche risks but will continue when conditions improve. Mr. Sands,…
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A daily struggle is finding enough food and fending off the cold. In a country where women are bar from secondary and university education, as well as many jobs, the world’s largest humanitarian organisation now risks overlooking those in most need. And it happens at the cruellest time of year, when famine and frostbite are…
Pakistan mosque blast: Mass burial of police victims. The death toll has risen to 100 after a suicide attack on a mosque targeting police officers in the Pakistani city of Peshawar. The mosque is in a heavily guarded zone an investigation is underway into how the bomber got inside. The attack, one of the bloodiest…
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A photographic club won an international contest thanks to a collection of images. The Rolls Royce Photographic Society won the 2022 Fédération Internationale de l’Art Photographique (FIAP) World Cup for Clubs after defeating 250 opponents from around the world. The Derby-based club has participated in the competition since 2013, but this is their first time…
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It is “wonderful,” according to a restaurant owner that his establishment is listed in the prestigious Michelin Guide. Six years ago, Jake Lowndes and his fiance Sophie Hardman founded Little Seeds in Stone, Staffordshire. Informed them last month that the restaurant would be list among the top restaurants in more than 30 countries across three…
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Off the coast of Australia, found a cruise ship’s hull had a potentially dangerous growth, leaving hundreds of passengers stranded. Authorities reportedly forbade the Viking Orion from docking in Adelaide after discovering “biofoul”—a microbial, plant, algal, or tiny animal accumulation. It may enable the importation of invasive species into ecosystems that are not natural. Officials…
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The BBC has learned that the largest energy providers in Britain have been communicating with consumers about a small price hike that will take effect in the new year. Major energy suppliers have informed the BBC that they will change their unit prices as of January 1. However, the changes will likely only add pennies…
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A thief tried to steal a blind BBC News Correspondent’s phone outside New Broadcasting House, but the reporter claimed he stopped him. View the tweets below to see how the situation developed. Sean Dilley was rob early this morning after working a night shift. The burglar was push off his bike and the ground as…
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A council that works to keep kids in foster care close to home wants to see its strategies used throughout Wales. The Cartrefi Clyd, or cozy houses, program in Anglesey has been recognize for its contribution to developing trust among young people. Welsh local governments took in more than 7,000 children last year. But on…
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