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The ISU union, which represents 3,500 Border Force, immigration enforcement and visa officers, is threatening strike action in December over a pay dispute with the Home Office

Strike action could lead to delays at UK border controls impacting those going away at Christmas and New year

The SEC giant fended off a pesky conference foe, but even Alabama had a tough test in a week in which 10 ranked teams fell.

LAWRENCE, Kan. — Kansas stretched its season-opening winning streak to five games — and may have emerged as a true contender in the Big 12 Conference football race — by downing Iowa State 14-11 Saturday before a sellout crowd at Booth Memorial Stadium.

CHICAGO -- Moments after a noontime storm briefly extinguished the power at Rolling Meadows High School, English teacher Junior Sanchez remained calm in his classroom, leading a passionate discussion with students about the inherent dangers of storytelling from a single perspective.

Albanians were rarely seen on migrant boats arriving on the south coast before this year.

The Supreme Court finds the WA government broke its own laws by locking a boy in his cell for up to 24 hours a day.

Government officials believe around 60% of migrants making the crossing each day now are Albanian.

From Beathard v. Lyons, decided Thursday by Judge James Shadid (C.D. Ill.): The following facts are taken from Plaintiff's Complaint, which the Court accepts as true for the purposes of a motion to dismiss. Plaintiff filed a complaint alleging that he was terminated from his position because of his viewpoint…

The West Australian government claims the relocation of young offenders to an adult prison has "worked", despite reports of self-harm emerging, and a retired judge saying the transfer represents a "broken system".

The European Super League case reaches Europe's highest court this week, with its eventual decision likely to have profound ramifications for sport across Europe.