Paul Ince banned from road after admitting drink-driving pred 7 urami in 5 minutami The former England captain has been disqualified from getting behind the wheel for 12 months and ordered to pay a total of £7,085.(London News)
Two UK charities donate millions to Israeli settlement in occupied West Bank pred 7 urami in 8 minutami Charity Commission criticised for endorsing transfer of about £5.7m to high school in illegal village of SusyaTwo UK charities have transferred millions of pounds to an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank with the endorsement of the charities regulator, the Guardian can reveal.Documents show that the Kasner Charitable Trust (KCT), via a conduit charity, UK Toremet, has donated approximately £5.7m to the Bnei Akiva Yeshiva high school in Susya, in the Israeli-occupied territory. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
Cockroach-infested London prison held inmates illegally pred 7 urami in 20 minutami The chief inspector of prisons also said the backlog in sentencing calculations at HMP Pentonville has seen some prisoners freed early.(London News)
Diane Abbott’s Labour suspension must be resolved ‘as swiftly as possible’, says minister – UK politics live pred 7 urami in 29 minutami Treasury minister James Murray said Abbott’s claim that ‘this Labour leadership wants me out’ was ‘absolutely not the case’The number of serious pollution incidents caused by water firms across England rose by 60% in 2024 compared with the previous year, the Environment Agency said.The watchdog revealed consistently poor performance from all nine water and sewerage firms in the country despite expectations for incidents to decrease, PA reported. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
‘Devastating’: US public broadcasters condemn Trump cuts to key programs pred 7 urami in 30 minutami PBS chief says cuts package ‘goes against the will of the American people’ as smaller outlets could face total closurePublic broadcast station leaders are condemning Donald Trump’s latest victory after the Senate approved a bill on Wednesday that will cancel all federal funding for public broadcasting programs including PBS and NPR.Following the Senate’s decision to pass $9bn in spending cuts to public broadcasting as well as foreign aid, PBS president and CEO Paula Kerger saying that the Senate’s approval of the package “goes against the will of the American people”. Continue reading...(The Guardian)
