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Grieving mum, 36, and four kids facing homelessness before Christmas after partner's sudden death

Sarah Ryan has been told to leave the home she'd lived in with her partner of 17 years after he died from cancer

Manchester Evening News

Iran Blasts UN Probe into Crackdown on Protesters

Tehran on Friday condemned the United Nations Human Rights Council decision to establish an independent investigation into the ongoing deadly violence against protesters in Iran. Earlier this month, Germany and Iceland submitted a draft resolution to the Council’s member states urging them to set up a fact-finding mission to start…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Man calls 999 as furious drivers blast horns during 'four hour wait' to leave car park

Several visitors to Manchester city centre say they were stuck in their cars whilst trying to leave level 12 of the cark park on Saturday afternoon

Daily Mirror

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Gateshead residents say council's plans to close two leisure centres are 'riddled with problems'

Campaigners have questioned the council's financial methodology in assessing two leisure centres as unsustainable

Chronicle Live

Wigan council bosses explain 'financial storm' to come in 2023

“It is absolutely throwing it down."

Manchester Evening News

Kevin de Leon refuses to resign from the LA City Council. What happens to his constituents?

LOS ANGELES — Just down the street from Pamela and Valentin Marquez's tidy two-bedroom home, next to an industrial strip where trains rumble through the night, is a park and playground with a walking path through oak trees.

Los Angeles Times

Kurdish Parties Welcome Baghdad’s Decision to Redeploy Forces on Border with Türkiye, Iran

The decision of the federal government in Baghdad to redeploy Iraqi forces on the borders between Iraq, Iran and Türkiye was welcomed by Kurdish parties, in particular the Kurdistan Patriotic Union, which enjoys wide influence in the Sulaymaniyah province bordering Iran. The federal decisions were taken during a meeting of…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Ava White's family issue request, disabled man battered and legal action over home 'defects'

Liverpool ECHO latest headlines on Friday, November 25

Liverpool Echo

Man phones POLICE as drivers blast their horns during 'four hour wait' to leave city centre car park

“People were shouting and swearing and it all descended into chaos"

Manchester Evening News

Flanagan Group launch legal action against Liverpool council over new home 'defects'

The Flanagan Group has enjoyed a close working relationship with the council in the past

Liverpool Echo

Nottingham City Council spent over £10k on legal fees after unlawfully cancelling Julie Bindel talk

Ms Bindel said she wanted to teach the authority a 'lesson'

Nottingham Post

Derry Christmas lights switch on: Traffic and travel advice for those attending event

Where possible, the public are strongly advised to use the public transport system or to consider walking to the events

Belfast Live

Calls for a Restaurant Week in North Tyneside to 'boost morale' gain momentum

Councillors have drawn a motion for a local Restaurant Week to boost business and local morale.

Chronicle Live

Liverpool Council spending "appalling" £100,000 extra a month on senior interim roles

Opposition leader describes situation as "appalling"

Liverpool Echo

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Christmas lights won't be switched on for as long as council costs soar

Costs for electricity in staging the lights the council provides have almost tripled

Chronicle Live

Huge blow for Newcastle families as opening of long-awaited new school pushed back to 2025

The Great Park Academy was meant to open in 2020, but its pupils now face learning in temporary classrooms for several more years to come after another setback

Edinburgh Live

Failed Edinburgh Christmas operators asked for plans NINE times before deal axed

The council is set to audit its process for awarding contracts after the original operators of the city's popular Christmas market repeatedly missed deadlines to submit plans.

Chronicle Live

'Big money' promised for rural Northumberland as council leaders make £9m investment pledge

The North of Tyne mayor said he wanted "barrel loads" of investment to back up local councils' pledge to boost infrastructure and protect the environment in rural areas

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Liverpool Echo

'Positive start' for £3m Crosby Lakeside despite 'challenging environment'

The council set up Sefton Hospital Operations Ltd to run the venue last year

Chronicle Live

Council won't claw back cash from controversial developer – and admits to rising costs for unfinished homes

Newcastle City Council has confirmed it will not seek to reclaim any of the £2m it has paid to developer Orca, which is behind an incomplete housing development in Gosforth

Belfast Live

Lisburn and Castlereagh Council left with parking fine debts worth over £76,000

"The council must approve the write off of the car park debts, including those which have arisen before April 2015..."

Wales Online

Council at centre of the second home crisis reveals plans for massive hike in council tax bills

The rise for people owning second home will be introduced in the spring next year

Manchester Evening News

Deal struck for £400million city centre development as council agrees to buy hotel car park

The first phase of the plans include two office buildings with 320,000 sq ft and a 581-space multi-storey car park

The Guardian - AU

War of words continues over removal of Victorian Labor election billboards despite court ruling

Darebin council has denied ALP accusation of ‘blatant political interference’ in the tightly contested seat of Northcote

ABC News

Victorian Electoral Commission limits campaigners at booth over 'poor behaviour' ahead of state election

The electoral commission limits the number of campaigners allowed at a pre-polling booth in Melbourne's north-west over concerns about poor behaviour and intimidation.

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