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Sep 25, 2026
MANILA, Philippines — Manila Rep. Joel Chua believes the Senate Impeachment Court can assign Vice President Sara Duterte public lawyers to defend her, should members of the defense panel decide to boycott the impeachment proceedings. Chua said this in a press briefing on Friday after being asked about the possibility that the defense panel opts to
Star Wars actor John Boyega has reflected on the life of the ten-year-old boy who was fatally stabbed yards from his home in Peckham, south-east London, in November 2000.
The mother of a Scots woman killed in the US has slammed a 'heartbreaking' lack of communication from US authorities - as she tries to track down granddaughter.
Ethel Walsh, 85, passed away in hospital
Three-year-old Noah Woods, who was found dead in a lake following a huge search in Brantham, Suffolk, had left a play area 'through a gap in the fence', an inquest in Ipswich heard today.
Harrowing new videos have revealed how Spanish soldiers sent to Ceuta to keep order in the city have been brutally beating migrants.
Officers were on patrol in Gorton last night
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Higher Education (CHEd) is seeking an additional P17 billion in the proposed 2027 national budget to support free higher education for about 940,000 students. CHEd Chairperson Shirley Agrupis made the statement during the Senate committee on finance’s hearing on the commission’s spending plan. “We can no longer reduce it.
Andy Burnham has put increasing public control over industries such as housing, water, energy and transport at the heart of his 'Manchesterism' programme.
Hernan Martinez, 16, was walking with his mom and sister, Vicky, 13, to pick up a prescription when the siblings were struck by a blue sedan allegedly speeding down West 60th Street in Los Angeles.
The Homes, Spaces, Places plan would set the future development of the borugh until 2042
The Prime Minister said he was 'not particularly' tempted to call a snap vote, despite polls showing Labour are ahead of Reform for the first time in months.