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'Insult to Victims': UK Criminals Serve Community Sentences Online in 'Work-from-Home' Scheme

Community service as a way of atoning for crimes against society, often conjures up images of high-viz jackets and picking up litter. Now even criminals have joined the 'working from home' phenomenon

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'Pakistan should boycott Champions Trophy before BCCI ...': Rashid Latif makes explosive remark

NEW DELHI: Former Pakistan captain Rashid Latif recently made a big statement regarding the 2025 Champions Trophy, suggesting that Pakistan should consider boycotting the ICC event before the Indian cricket board -- BCCI -- takes any further step.

The Times of India

Shamima Begum hopes of returning to UK ‘bolstered’ by collapse of Assad regime in Syria, lawyer claims

The collapse of the Assad regime in Syria could pave the wave for a fresh legal bid by Shamima Begum with the future uncertain for the Syrian detention camp where she is being held

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FACT CHECK: Have Labour approved plans for a dam in Loch Ness?

THE source of the rumours seems to be a story in the right-wing newspaper The Telegraph ...

The National (Scotland)

Swedish Drug Gangs Use Social Media to Recruit Children for Hit Jobs Because They Cannot Be Legally Prosecuted for Murder

Gang members in Sweden allegedly enlisted the help of children to commit crimes due to Swedish law protecting children against prosecution.

Latin Times

BCCI objects to Pakistan's demand, Champions Trophy deadlock continues: Report

In a fresh impasse related to the hosting of the Champions Trophy, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has strongly opposed the Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) conditional agreement to a hybrid model for the tournament in February-March next year, according to a report in 'The Telegraph'.

The Times of India

Billionaire Warns of UK Brain Drain as 38% of Brits Under 35 Plan To Leave in the Next 5 Years

High costs and poor weather drive 38% of Brits under-35 to consider moving to Southern Europe for better quality of life and tax incentives.

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Victoria Beckham’s Skin Is The Heartbreaking Reason Why She Rarely Smiles In Photos

Victoria Beckham opened about her insecurities and how self-conscious she used to be when she was young, forcing her to stick to a restrictive diet for years. The post Victoria Beckham’s Skin Is The Heartbreaking Reason Why She Rarely Smiles In Photos first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Gregg Wallace faces more complaints amid external review

The TV presenter has stepped away from hosting BBC cooking show MasterChef while historical misconduct complaints are externally reviewed.

The Independent UK

Allison Pearson: Police drop investigation into social media post by journalist

Allison Pearson was probed by Essex Police for year-old social media post

The Independent UK

King celebrates 76th birthday with day out on official duties

Charles was born on November 14 1948 at Buckingham Palace – the first child of the future Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.

The Independent UK

King Charles receives birthday wishes from the Royal Family

King is celebrating his 76th birthday, and will mark the occasion with the opening of his first Coronation Food Hub in Deptford later

Evening Standard

Breeding Greed Or Moving With The Times? Golf Monthly Staff Debate Apparent Inevitability Of Ryder Cup Pay

After a report from The Telegraph stated Team USA Ryder Cup players are set to be paid, four of the Golf Monthly team discuss the merits and pitfalls of the idea...

Golf Monthly

ONS Report: UK Remote Workers Sleep 24 More Minutes And Work 10 Minutes Less Than In-Office Peers

ONS revealed remote civil servants sleep more, work less, and enjoy better work-life balance, while hybrid work reshapes productivity across the public sector.

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Wizz Air to expand ‘all you can fly’ scheme to thousands more passengers

Campaigners have criticised the offer, saying it shows ‘how little the aviation industry cares about the climate’

The National (Scotland)

Scottish hotels named among the 20 best spa retreats in the UK – see where

Two Scottish retreats, including an award-winning establishment, have been named among the 20 best spa hotels in the UK.

Latin Times

Art Gallery Ordered by Cops to Remove Nude Painting Responds by Covering Every Single Wall with Nudity

The Chair Gallery in Wales first began receiving the complaints in September after displaying a painting of a nude woman in their window.

The National (Scotland)

Will Labour's tax raid ruin farmers – or are they at it?

THE warnings about Labour’s tax raid on family farms are apocalyptic.

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Taliban Prohibits Women from Being Heard by Other Women: 'A Form of Mental Torture'

Human rights activists warn that women could be banned from having conversations with one another after the Taliban declared that women's voices as "awrah."

The National (Scotland)

The 'brilliant' Scottish spots named among the 20 best places for a roast dinner

Two 'brilliant' restaurants in Scotland have been named among the 20 best places across the UK for a Sunday roast dinner.

Woman & Home

Where do Duchess Sophie and Prince Edward live, do they own Bagshot Park and is it open to the public?

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have lived at Bagshot Park since 1999 and here's all we know about their idyllic royal home

The Independent UK

Deal struck to deport migrants arriving in the Chagos Islands to British island territory

The government of St Helena has been handed £6.65m to take migrants who arrive in the Chagos Islands

The Independent UK

Liam Payne: The ambitious One Direction star who struggled with dark side of fame

Singer, who rose to fame as a member of boyband One Direction, died aged 31 after falling from a hotel in Buenos Aires

The National (Scotland)

Unemployed to be given weight-loss jags as part of UK plan to 'get them back to work'

THE Health Secretary has said unemployed people will be given weight-loss injections as part of a UK Government drive to “get them back to…

The Independent UK

The ‘fundamental’ life skill King Charles says everyone should learn

‘People throw so much away when they could easily mend,’ the King said

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