Ed Miliband reads out rare message from King Charles at energy security summit

Giving a speech at an energy summit in London, Ed Miliband read a message from the King. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Justice has announced that staff at young offender institutions will be given powers to use pepper spray on juveniles.

Over 100 rabbis condemn Trump administration's campus crackdown in open letter

More than 100 rabbis and cantors from across the Chicago area have signed a public letter strongly opposing the Trump administration’s recent funding cuts and arrests on US college campuses,...

Older drivers could be forced to undergo eye tests to keep hold of licence

The proposal follows a rise in road deaths relating to drivers with failing eyesight

Audrey Griffin tribute: Huge crowd gathers at Terrigal on NSW Central Coast to honour allegedly murdered teen

The 19-year-old triathlete is being remembered as a popular teenager who was happy, adventurous and driven.

Peace lilies will 'bloom for weeks' if important mistake is avoided

Peace lilies are a favourite among houseplant lovers, but getting them to flower and keep flowering isn't always as simple as it seems.

Cutting two things from diet could lower blood pressure and slash dementia risk

A major study has revealed that lowering blood pressure could significantly slash your risk of dementia

Protect 'valuable' Canadian health data from Trump's AI aspirations, experts urge

TORONTO — Medical researchers and lawyers say our rocky relationship with the U.S. creates an urgent need to protect a critical Canadian resource: patient health information that can be used to train artificial intelligence.

I tested Vantrue's new E1 Pro dash cam, and it's a 4K video bargain with clever features

Improvements to its specification means crisp 4K video is supported by a raft of smart features and functions

Zelenskyy cuts short South African trip after massive Russian strike on Kyiv kills 9

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday he is cutting short his official trip to South Africa and returning home after a major Russian strike on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv with missiles and drones killed at least nine

Pope Francis lies in state in St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican

Due Process and the Abrego Garcia Case

The Supreme Court ruled on the evening of April 10 that the Trump administration must comply with a lower court's order to "facilitate" the release from custody of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, an immigrant who was deported without a hearing to a mega prison in El Salvador. The case underscores the issue of due process and what legal protections are afforded to noncitizens. The post Due Process and the Abrego Garcia Case appeared first on FactCheck.org.

O2 issues urgent warning to anyone with a mobile phone as 3G to be switched off

O2 has confirmed it will be switching off its 3G service, which will leave customers with no data access on their phones. Here's everything you need to know about the switch off

'I quit ultra-processed foods forever

One in every two foods we eat is ultra-processed, a term that describes foods that are packed with salt, sugar and saturated fat, as well as chemicals that are not found in regular kitchens

In the news today: Leaders stumping coast to coast, drug test strips pros and cons

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed... Party leaders campaigning across the country today Federal leaders are making campaign stops across the country today as election day inches closer.

Live updates as UNIQLO Liverpool store opens its doors to shoppers

Signage for the Paradise Street store has been offering customers a sneak peek at what to expect

US Troop Withdrawal from Syria Signals Shift in Strategy Against ISIS

The US is reducing the number of its troops in Syria, whose mission is to assist local partners in countering the remnants of ISIS.Staff Sgt. Fred Brown/US Army <ul><li>The US is withdrawing roughly… [+6582 chars]

World Bank: Economic growth in the developing economies of Europe is likely to slow

Economic growth in the developing economies of the Europe and Central Asia region is likely to slow, says the World Bank’s Economic Update for the region, released today. Regional growth is now expected at 2.5 percent in 2025-26 owing to [&#8230;]

Call of the Wilde: Washington takes series lead with 3-1 win over Montreal Canadiens

All the same, the game showed that the Canadiens will all be ready to ride with the best of the east in the years to come. Brian Wilde explains.