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APSCHE to organise quiz championship

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The Hindu

Councillors agree to find a way to bring former Hyde Library 'back to life' as they reveal cause of recent fire

Three fire engines were called out to an incident at the historic building on Monday

Manchester Evening News

EU agrees on new digital rules to rein in Big Tech dominance

The European Union set the stage for a stepped-up crackdown on tech companies with an agreement on landmark digital rules to rein in online “gatekeepers” such as Google and Facebook parent Meta

The Independent UK

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City of Derry Jazz and Big Band Festival returns with host of events

The Jazz and Big Band Festival returns over the May bank holiday this year

Belfast Live

Pedersen: Syria Remains One of World’s Most Dangerous Conflicts

Geir Pedersen, the UN Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Syria, admitted on Thursday that significant differences remain between the Syrian government and opposition delegations on writing the country’s new Constitution. Briefing the 15-member Council on the penultimate day of the seventh session of the Small Body of the Syrian Constitutional Committee,…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Controversial GOP candidate Mehmet Oz fired after refusing to quit president’s council on sports

TV host has claimed that Anthony Fauci is a ‘tyrant’ over mask and social distancing guidelines

The Independent UK

BESCOM to audit transformers located near schools, on footpaths

This follows death of two people in a transformer explosion; compensation of ₹10 lakh each to be paid to family

The Hindu

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Transformer blast: 19-year-old girl succumbs a day after her father passed away

Though a complaint was lodged, it was not immediately attended to: Minister

The Hindu

Pub landlord builds giant fence to block beer garden after he was asked to leave

Tony O'Neill has leased his pub for 10 years but the brewery has wanted the pub back since last November.

Edinburgh Live

Council urged to step in and sort vandalised lock-ups

Local councillor said he was shocked to see the state of the buildings in Lochwinnoch

Daily Record

UN Seeks Stronger Cooperation with Arab League to Face Challenges

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for even stronger cooperation between the United Nations and Arab States to "face the challenges" in Yemen, Sudan, Libya, and Lebanon. Guterres warned that the efforts have an added urgency against the backdrop of the profound global ramifications of the war in Ukraine. Speaking…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Manchester 'stands in solidarity' with Ukrainian refugees as new charity appeal is launched to help families desperately fleeing war

The MCR Ukraine Welcome Fund money has been introduced to support Ukrainian refugees arriving in the city

Manchester Evening News

India, 12 others abstain in UNSC on vote on Russian-led draft resolution on Ukraine

The Russian resolution, which makes no reference to its invasion of Ukraine, calls upon all parties concerned to allow safe and unhindered passage to destinations outside of Ukraine

The Hindu

Michigan City Unanimously Approves Psychedelics Decriminalization

With the support of Decriminalize Nature Hazel Park and efforts by Councilmember Luke Londo, Hazel Park has moved to decriminalize psychedelics like psilocybin and ibogaine. The decision comes at a time when activists continue to pursue a broader statewide policy change to legalize psychedelic substances through votes, Marijuana Moment reports.

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Spurs chairman Daniel Levy sends unhappy letter to council blasting 'unforgivable' proposal

The Tottenham Hotspur chairman's intervention is being credited for a postponement of a decision over a major housing scheme in the area

Daily Mirror

Pub landlord builds giant fence blocking beer garden after brewery ask him to leave

The erection of the fence which surrounds the pub's beer garden and is made up of wooden boarding, came as a shock to local residents. The beer garden had been in use for 15 years

Belfast Live

Antrim town regeneration projects to get underway, Council says

"Visiting Antrim will be a more enjoyable experience, with improved connectivity along the refurbished boardwalk to Antrim Castle Gardens from the town centre"

The Guardian - AU

Sales of anti-Scott Morrison bin stickers surge after Liberal council threatens rubbish services

Phillip Ruddock’s Hornsby Shire Council says political stickers could ‘cause confusion’ and prevent waste pickup

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Independent Zoe Daniel wins court battle over election campaign signs

Liberal MP for Goldstein Tim Wilson had complained the signs were put up prematurely ahead of a ban by the local council

Chicago Sun-Times

Council members ask for environmental reviews on city bids

Ald. Sigcho-Lopez and six other alderpersons sent a letter to Chicago officials following a McKinley Park asphalt plant’s bid for $500 million in city work.

The Hindu

Yogi Adityanath resigns from Uttar Pradesh Legislative Council

BJP leader's term as MLC is till July 6

The Independent UK

Council sends mayor to speak about decarbonisation at climate conference in France – via easyJet flight

‘We’re a low mileage Council, and we send him by air because it’s quick, and the meeting is important,’ says Oxford City Council

Daily Record

Electoral registration officer for Perth and Kinross urges locals to register ahead of May council election deadline

In order to vote in council elections on May 5, residents must be on the electoral register with the deadline set for April 18

Irish Mirror

Inside Kinahan gangster Liam Byrne's lavish €1m house seized by CAB that could be used as social homes by Dublin City Council

The Crumlin home, which was once estimated to be worth a whopping €1m, is now up for sale for just €400k and has been viewed by almost 30,000 people online

Dublin Live

Houses seized by CAB could be used as social homes by Dublin City Council, says councillor

The home of Kinahan gangster Liam Byrne, which was seized by CAB, went on sale in 2021 with an asking price of €400,000

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