France to Prioritise Self-Interest in Foreign Aid
France's international partnerships minister says aid will focus on sectors where France has competitive advantage, seeking economic returns from development relationships.
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BBC Expert Urges 5.8 Million Carers to Claim £86 Benefit
BBC expert Iona Bain urges unpaid carers in the UK to check eligibility for Carer's Allowance, offering £86.45 weekly plus National Insurance credits for state pension.
Nursing Regulator Still Failing After Scandal
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has not shown sustained improvement after clearing hundreds of fraudulent nurses, a watchdog report reveals.
Mamdani Shifts on Rent Freeze, Allows Some Increases
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has reversed his pledge for a citywide rent freeze, now allowing targeted increases on vacant rent-stabilized units to aid struggling landlords.
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Boxing legend Sugar Ray Leonard claims his youngest son Daniel is a drug addict and thief, violating a restraining order. A judge granted a new order until June 15 hearing.
Chalmers defends capital gains tax changes as reform step
Treasurer Jim Chalmers stands by controversial capital gains tax changes, introducing a bill with four major reforms including a $250 tax offset and tighter property tax rules.
MLS Stagnation Ahead of 2026 World Cup: Can It Get a Bump?
MLS faces stagnation despite vibrant fanbases. The 2026 World Cup offers a chance for a boost, but the league must overcome challenges to capitalize.
Biden Sues Justice Department Over Interview Audio Release
Former US President Joe Biden has filed a lawsuit to block the release of transcripts and audio recordings from a special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents, citing privacy concerns.
Oxfam CEO backs radical reform of international aid system
Richard Hawkes, CEO of Oxfam GB, responds to Halima Begum's call for change, advocating for locally-led development and equitable partnerships in the aid sector.
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HS2 Debate: Readers Clash Over Rail Project's Future
Readers respond to Simon Jenkins' call to scrap HS2, debating its necessity for rail capacity, economic benefits, and cost overruns.
Blair’s Outdated Advice Misses Mark for Labour
Tony Blair’s essay for Labour rehashes 1990s assumptions, ignoring today’s challenges like inequality and flatlining growth, critics say.
Uber Passengers Can Now Record Journey Audio for Safety
Uber introduces audio recording feature for passengers to enhance safety. Drivers notified and can cancel. Also adds verified badges for riders.
Charities: Stop Benefit Reassessments for Terminally Ill
Over 30 charities urge the UK government to end reassessments for terminally ill benefit claimants, calling for lifetime PIP awards to reduce distress.
Graduates Unaware of Student Loan Terms
Thousands of graduates told a Treasury Committee inquiry they didn't understand student loan terms, with many calling repayment unfair and affecting mortgage affordability.
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Trump to Attend NBA Finals at Madison Square Garden
President Trump says he'll attend an NBA Finals game in New York, accepting an invitation from Knicks owner James Dolan after the team's first Finals appearance since 1999.
IFS Warns SNP on Election Pledges and Trade-Offs
The Institute for Fiscal Studies warns SNP ministers may need to scale back manifesto pledges or make difficult trade-offs due to stretched public finances in Scotland.
Supreme Court Settles Rio Grande Water Dispute
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Cruz, Cantwell Introduce Bipartisan College Sports Bill
Sens. Cruz and Cantwell introduce the Protect College Sports Act to regulate player payments, limit transfers, restrict coaching moves, and provide antitrust protection for college sports.
Govt Urged to Teach Swimming After 7 Drown Deaths
After seven teenagers drowned in open water over the Bank Holiday weekend, the Outdoor Swimming Society calls for mandatory swimming lessons and social media safety campaigns.
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Moneybox Urges Gov't Not to Scrap Lifetime ISA
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Kathmandu Summit Tackles Everest Risks and Waste
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Met Officer Loses WFH Discrimination Case After Moving
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Universal Credit Families Could Claim £3,650 More Per Child
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Pochettino Defends Video Email for US World Cup Squad
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Watchdog Welcomes Two New Presenters on The One Show
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Tax Breaks for HGVs Damaging UK Roads Under Fire
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Ministers Urged to Ban Zero-Hours Contracts
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