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Parliament security breach Court sends accused to judicial custody

The MasterChef: The Professionals star said he wanted to spend ‘more time with my family and on my other business ventures’.

Bloomberg has an interesting article discussing two types of Chinese new cities:

A MUM has died giving birth to a still born baby as the devastated family pay tribute to woman who “put everyone else first”.

Taiwan's ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) candidate Lai Ching-te was proclaimed the victor of the regional election on the island by the Taiwanese Central Election Commission on January 13.

Xander Rice scored a career-high 34 points and Nikita Konstantynovski had a double-double, but Monmouth University Men's Basketball fell Saturday afternoon at College of Charleston, 94-83 at TD Arena.

1. Ed Davey’s approval rating takes a big hit from the Post Office scandal  The Guardian
2. Yvonne Tracey: Former Post Office worker to challenge Lib Dem leader Sir Ed Davey at general election  Sky News
3. Post Office scandal: FDA and PCS slam claims civil servants lied  Civil Service World
4. Is this the worst week yet for the Lib Dems? | Andrew Grice  The Independent
5. Sir Ed Davey is asked to say sorry ten times, but just can't  The Times

A Vermont state trooper plunged into frigid water to rescue an 8-year-old girl who fell through a frozen pond. The girl was taken to a nearby hospital and made a full recovery.

The National Bureau of Statistics, Kogi, Lagos and Rivers States lead the list of Nigeria's most expensive states to live in based on the new inflation rates.

The Target List has been uploaded on >> the Indoor Championships Web Page

A man, Dauda Abdulfatai, has embarked on a 200-hour ironing marathon, aiming to surpass the Guinness World Record held by Gareth Sander of the UK for 100 hours Dauda started the marathon on Wednesday morning at Off Ajaokuta Road, Ganaja Village, Lokoja, Kogi State after receiving a nod through the mail from the Guinness World

President Joe Biden claimed “We do not support independence” for Taiwan when asked for comments after the victory of Democratic Progressive Party candidate Lai Ching-te in Taiwan’s presidential elections Saturday. Lai’s DPP supports maintaining the status quo for Taiwan, and his candidacy was opposed by Beijing. After congratulating Lai on his victory, U.S. Secretary of ...

Gladiators host Bradley Walsh schools his co-host, Barney Walsh, after he warns him not to be so rude during the BBC reboot - as the father and son duo front the show together

1. Former New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern marries longtime partner in private wedding ceremony  CBS News
2. Jacinda Ardern marries partner Clarke Gayford in private ceremony | WION  WION
3. Jacinda Ardern marries partner Clarke Gayford in private ceremony  BBC.com
4. Jacinda Ardern, Former New Zealand Prime Minister, Is Married  The New York Times
5. New Zealand ex-Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern weds longtime partner  CNN

Ardern and Clarke Gayford reportedly began dating in 2014 and were engaged five years later​.

There does not appear to be a criminal element in this case, the SQ said.

Watching the two leading candidates for president nurse their resentments can be entertaining, but it would be more helpful if one or both of them started to talk seriously about governing in 2025.

Enhance your daily calorie burn with these offbeat habits as part of a regular fitness regime.

We all expected AI to dominate CES 2024, but several products took the technology to unexpected places.

"Primero me fui yo y después fueron saliendo todos detrás de mi", comentó el uruguayo en su presentación como jugador de Inter Miami  Leer

Drew Barrymore is giving Reneé Rapp credit for protecting her from an alleged stalker. The daytime television host was interviewing the cast of movie musical Mean Girls on Friday’s episode of The Drew Barrymore Show. That’s when she gave Rapp a big hug for escorting her offstage during a speaking event last year when trouble […]

The coalition Government continues to deliver on its 100-day plan with the decision to cancel the Auckland Light Rail project.

In a quiet update to its usage policy, OpenAI lifted a broad ban on the use of ChatGPT for tasks related to "military and warfare."