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Governments set rules that we, as citizens, must follow – laws with clear consequences for non-compliance. But they also set rules for themselves, and these can be flexible when convenient.

UK bonds 10 times oversubscribed in auction considered first big test of Labour’s reputation with foreign investors

THE “onus” is on the UK Government to make a success of the deposit return scheme (DRS) but Scottish ministers are “cynical” that they will…

DMO alerts public to take precautions against dengue; symptoms include headache, pain behind eyes, muscle/joint pain, skin rashes, vomiting, abdominal pain, bleeding, black stool, wheezing, severe drop in BP. Advises complete rest, drinking fluids, sleeping in mosquito nets. Directs to strengthen source eradication measures, consistent clean-up drives. Aedes mosquitoes breed…

K.K. Rajaram, District Medical Officer, on Tuesday said that the district medical board would try to submit a report to the police by August 8 on the allegation raised by K.K. Harshina, a native of Adivaram, that a surgical instrument was left behind in her abdomen after a C-Section surgery…

Last year, three scrub typhus cases were reported in the district. T

increase in dengue fever, chikungunya, and Zika cases

The possibility of spread of diarrhoeal illnesses, typhoid, and jaundice was more during the rainy season, a statement from the DMO said.

Australian families are being urged to seek out a cheaper electricity deal after regulators unveiled massive hikes on power prices.