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Eritrea dismisses allegation as Ethiopia's pretext for more war.
Eritrea dismisses allegation as Ethiopia's pretext for more war.
Read moreReports that Trump aides were paid to advise Bosnian Serb leader ahead of parliamentary election raise alarm.
Reports that Trump aides were paid to advise Bosnian Serb leader ahead of parliamentary election raise alarm.
Read moreTürkiye A Milli Futbol Takımı 12 Kasım'da UEFA Uluslar A Ligi 1'inci Grup'taki 5'inci maçında Belçika'yı konuk edecek.
Türkiye A Milli Futbol Takımı 12 Kasım'da UEFA Uluslar A Ligi 1'inci Grup'taki 5'inci maçında Belçika'yı konuk edecek.
Read moreIsrael has faced calls to allow aid into northern Gaza through the crossing, which has been closed for two months.
Israel has faced calls to allow aid into northern Gaza through the crossing, which has been closed for two months.
Read moreA speech by the leader of the opposition exemplifies much that is wrong with the way British politics conventionally talks about benefit claimants There is a big difference between expenditure that is rising and a rise that is “out of control”. The amount Britain spends on social security is in the former category. Too much political rhetoric around the subject assumes that it is in the latter one. The Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts the growth in welfare spending over the next five years at 0.2%-0.5% of gross domestic product, from £353bn this year to £431bn in 2032. That money mig
A speech by the leader of the opposition exemplifies much that is wrong with the way British politics conventionally talks about benefit claimants There is a big difference between expenditure that is rising and a rise that is “out of control”. The amount Britain spends on social security is in the former category. Too much political rhetoric around the subject assumes that it is in the latter one. The Office for Budget Responsibility forecasts the growth in welfare spending over the next five years at 0.2%-0.5% of gross domestic product, from £353bn this year to £431bn in 2032. That money mig
Read moreBroadcaster plans to make £30m in ‘temporary’ savings before inquiry into takeover by Sky ITV plans to slash its programming budget as new figures showed that spend on the production of films and prestige TV shows in the UK was down more than £2bn over the last year. The broadcaster plans to make £30m in “temporary” savings, including £25m in content and £5m elsewhere in the business. Continue reading...
Broadcaster plans to make £30m in ‘temporary’ savings before inquiry into takeover by Sky ITV plans to slash its programming budget as new figures showed that spend on the production of films and prestige TV shows in the UK was down more than £2bn over the last year. The broadcaster plans to make £30m in “temporary” savings, including £25m in content and £5m elsewhere in the business. Continue reading...
Read moreRaghad al-Assar, 12, continues to suffer trauma after her home in central Gaza was bombed, killing two of her sisters.
Raghad al-Assar, 12, continues to suffer trauma after her home in central Gaza was bombed, killing two of her sisters.
Read moreResearchers alleged AI was used to automate portions of the cyberattacks, a disturbing development.
Researchers alleged AI was used to automate portions of the cyberattacks, a disturbing development.
Read moreProtests come amid widespread anger over billions of pesos spent on substandard flood control projects.
Protests come amid widespread anger over billions of pesos spent on substandard flood control projects.
Read moreThis blog is now closed Here are some more comments on the report for the Casey commission released today looking at how social care is run in England. (See 9.56am.) This is from Natasha Curry, deputy director of research at the Nuffield Trust and one of the report’s authors. Compared to the other countries we looked at, the governance of England’s social care system is confused and complex. Overlapping and unclear roles leave dangerous uncertainty around who is responsible for important decisions, contributing to the inertia around reform England has struggled with for decades. The serious co
This blog is now closed Here are some more comments on the report for the Casey commission released today looking at how social care is run in England. (See 9.56am.) This is from Natasha Curry, deputy director of research at the Nuffield Trust and one of the report’s authors. Compared to the other countries we looked at, the governance of England’s social care system is confused and complex. Overlapping and unclear roles leave dangerous uncertainty around who is responsible for important decisions, contributing to the inertia around reform England has struggled with for decades. The serious co
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