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Andy Burnham urged by Labour group to sack his national security adviser after his wife expressed support for banned terror group Palestine Action
Labour Against Antisemitism has written to the PM to demand that Jonathan Powell 'resign or be sacked' as the group claims his wife, Sarah Helm, poses 'security concerns'.
NSA warns organizations to patch security flaws identified by AI
The National Security Agency (NSA) warned organizations Wednesday to immediately patch a pair of security flaws or take their systems offline after artificial intelligence discovered vulnerabilities in a key…
‘Cinderella’ poacher flees police as car and dog seized
A suspected poacher likened to Cinderella fled from police, abandoning his car and dog in the process.
By the books: How low Australia sank in Gqeberha
Australia's list of statistical low points on day four of the second Test against South Africa does not make for pretty reading for the side.
Public services 'to be worse than before Covid by 2030' despite Labour's huge spending splurge
The Institute for Government (IfG) analysis said Andy Burnham had 'limited time, funding and capacity to make meaningful improvements' to public services.
More young people are choosing to be child-free. Dita's decision was based on fear of the future
Australia's birth rate is at a record low — and fears about an uncertain future are making some young people re-think having kids.
Dita has the life many Australians would want before having children. She still said no
Financial security, stable careers and long-term relationships were once seen as the foundations of family life. More Australians are deciding that's not enough.
Jackdaw decision could unlock a new North Sea oil boom worth £50billion
Hopes are growing for a new North Sea oil boom worth £50 billion after the UK government finally agreed to let the Jackdaw project to go ahead.
Gail's new bakery in Brixton is targeted in 'anti-Israel protest' as activists put up posters showing bombs strapped to loaves of bread
The Campaign Against Antisemitism condemned the new posters which follow attacks on the upmarket bakery chain elsewhere for alleged Israeli ties the firm denies.
ANDREW BOWIE: It's time to back North Sea workers and secure Britain's energy future for generations to come
After years of dithering, delays and political handwringing from Labour politicians, common sense has finally prevailed in the North Sea.
