Incoming UK PM Andy Burnham Rejects Thatcher-Era Policies
In his Labour leader speech, Andy Burnham denounced Margaret Thatcher’s legacy and pledged state control of utilities, housing and transport in the UK.
Suspects in death of Owen Sound restaurateur consent to extradition from Scotland
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Phony AI content stealing fan attention during MLB playoffs
The pages mimic genuine fan accounts, but link to websites that are full of ads and phony AI-generated articles meant to...
Millions of Indians celebrate Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights
NEW DELHI — Millions of Indians celebrated Diwali on Monday as lamps illuminated homes and streets across the country to...
Shock moment OAP, 82, is beaten unconscious after trying to stop fare-dodger who followed her through station barrier
THIS is the terrifying moment an elderly woman is battered unconscious after attempting to stop a fare-dodger from follo...
Shameless Hamas ‘finds’ another hostage body & vows to release it TONIGHT as fragile ceasefire hangs in balance
HAMAS announced it will release another hostage body tonight, as the ceasefire in Gaza hangs on a thread.
SteelRwa speaks out after factory suspension over air pollution
Discussions are ongoing to define a solution that is both technically practical and environmentally sound, SteelRwa...
Trial for Kenneth Law, accused of selling deadly substances online, postponed
The Mississauga man is set to stand trial on 14 counts each of first-degree murder and aiding suicide.
Ukraine won’t win the war with Russia – Trump
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Cannibal schoolboy, 13, kills classmate & eats part of his body ‘out of curiosity’ before chopping him with electric saw
A TEENAGE school boy killed his classmate, sawed his body into pieces and ate parts of the victim's body "out of curiosi...
Ex-govt official convicted of defilement appeals 10-year sentence
The High Court in Kigali, on October 20, heard an appeal filed by former Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Disast...
Ontario hospitals told to find savings, service cuts not ruled out
Ontario’s Ministry of Health has tasked hospitals struggling with deficits to come up with a three-year plan to balance...
Five things to know about Gaza's Rafah border crossing
The reopening of the crossing between the Gaza Strip and Egypt remains on hold despite calls from the UN and aid groups
Louvre jewel theft: A look at other museum heists
The Louvre, the world's most visited art museum, has been targeted more than once over the years
Hungary 'self-identity' law draws accusations of anti-Roma drive
The Roma are Hungary's largest minority, making up around seven per cent of the population.
Thick toxic haze chokes Indian capital New Delhi
Pollution has spiked due to days of fireworks set off to mark Diwali, the major Hindu festival of lights