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Keir Starmer’s party has put company chiefs on a waiting list after a special conference event – costing £2,520 a head – sells out Labour is having to turn away…

Frankfurt (22/09 – 58.33) Since May 2022, the Tajikistani authorities have stepped up their ongoing crackdown on Pamiris, an ethnic, linguistic and religious minority originating from the Pamir mountains in…

Paris, Dublin, Johannesburg (20/9 – 15) The 2023 Rugby World Cup will contest what will arguably be the grandest game in the Pool Stage this weekend. On Saturday night, 23…

Exclusive: Respect for law being undermined by ‘disparagement of lawyers and judges’, says Helena Kennedy A leading British lawyer has compared UK government attacks on the profession to the tactics…

Freedom of information requests show such was haste to open new schools unsuitable buildings were purchased without checks for asbestos or unstable concrete The government failed to carry out detailed…

Aidana Tastanova is a Kazakhstan national and a 3rd year law student attending the Moscow State Institute of International Relations under a Kazakh government scholarship.  Aitylğan sõz – atylğan oq (translation:…

After a summer of blue-green algae, bathing bans, and pondweed and silt causing problems for boats, Belfast City Council has officially added its voice to calls for Lough Neagh to…

Paris, Toronto (17/9 – 37) The French ambassador to Niger and other French diplomats “were actually held hostage in the French embassy” during the emergency following the military junta coup…

Whether you’re after the last of the year’s strawberries or an October bounty of pumpkins and squash, now’s the time to pick your own across the UK. You might think…

Tens of thousands of government and privately owned buildings should be safety checked because of crumbling RAAC concrete, experts say. The team that alerted the government to the problems posed…