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HMRC issues warning to anyone still working from home five years after Covid
The government's tax arm has issued a warning to those who still work from home and are based from their personal address.
A chiweenie with an overbite and 1.9m followers: how Tuna and Instagram’s other top dogs rake in thousands per post
Pampered poms and Chappell Roan-loving pugs are taking over social media – but what makes a successful petfluencer and how much can they earn?
Netflix 'biggest ever investment' with heist film starring trio of A-listers
The Red Notice was released on Netflix in 2021 and quickly became one of the most-watched films on the streaming service, now it's available to watch again as a viewer's favourite
Bond market too optimistic about rapid rate cuts, warn investors
Benign inflation data on Wednesday boosted bets of a rate cut next month by the Reserve Bank, but fund managers caution against the aggressive easing path implied by markets.
My musical pilgrimage through Olde England: ‘I could hear the bells, taste the wild garlic, touch the mossy stones’
Travelling west from Norwich to Cornwall, a musician finds inspiration in ancient rituals and sights, from May Day celebrations to bluebell dells
Politics latest: Foreign secretary backs RAF after UK carries out first strike on Yemen in almost a year
RAF jets have bombed a Houthi target in Yemen along with US forces for the first time since Donald Trump returned to office. John Healey has said Houthi activity in the Red Sea is costing billions and the UK will reinforce global stability.
Ross Lyon: St Kilda Saints coach fires up ahead of clash with former side Fremantle Dockers on Friday night
A testy Ross Lyon is ready to take on his former side grumpier than ever on Friday night after firing up at his weekly press conference, which he then cut short before he could be asked about Fremantle.
France accuses a Russia-linked hacking group of targeting the Paris Olympics and French agencies
PARIS (AP) — The French government accused a hacking group linked to Russian military intelligence of cyberattacks over three years, targeting the Paris Olympics, French government agencies and companies.
UK households being handed free £50 for giving up their landline
Broadband users could save a collective £61m per month by ditching rarely used landlines, according to Go.Compare Broadband.
What happened when we ditched the Canaries for a more sustainable family trip to Paris
After years of beach breaks, Robin McKelvie’s decision to swap the Canary Islands for a no-fly break in France proved a roaring success – and even passed muster with his teenage daughters
Death In The Afternoon: How a young soldier met his fate on the pitch 100 years ago today
At just 22, Hugh O’Doherty had already lived a busy sporting and political life before a collision on the pitch caused his death.
Vipers edge hard-fighting UPDF at Kitende to stretch lead at the top
Uganda Premier League 2024-2025: Match no. 206: Vipers Sports Club made it eight points from second-placed NEC as the final bend of the 2024-2025 Uganda Premier League fast approaches. A 1-0 result over the hard-fighting UPDF was the result that propelled Vipers to yet another routine win at their St Mary’s Stadium fortress. Substitute Gusto […] The post Vipers edge hard-fighting UPDF at Kitende to stretch lead at the top appeared first on Kawowo Sports.
Politicians can no longer be trusted to be the stewards of national law enforcement
Dear Editor, The darkness brought many dangers. Just over a day ago, the dangers came in waves, ever moving, always inflaming. The article Politicians can no longer be trusted to be the stewards of national law enforcement appeared first on Stabroek News.
10 fiction and nonfiction books to understand the Vietnam War
The Vietnam War inspired enduring literature, from both sides of the world
I now call for justice for all the victims of the burning, looting and blocking of roads
Dear Editor, The unfortunate death of the young school child Adriana was appropriated by hoodlums, thugs, and miscreants as an opportunity to burn, block roads, rob, loot, and riot desecrating a legitimate cause for a call for justice in the Police handling of the investigation of the matter. The article I now call for justice for all the victims of the burning, looting and blocking of roads appeared first on Stabroek News.
Headline inflation eases, making the RBA’s pre-emptive rate cut a near-certainty
Headline inflation has finally fallen into the Reserve Bank’s target range for a rate cut, despite new data showing that the cost-of-living crisis is set to continue into the next decade.
Business News | Tata Tea JaagoRe's AI Campaign Champions the Power of Collective Actions for a Positive Climate Impact
Get latest articles and stories on Business at LatestLY. Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], April 30: Tata Tea JaagoRe is back with its latest campaign to fight climate change. This AI-powered campaign named 'Har Green Action se Farak Padega'by Tata Consumer Products Limited is aimed at awakening and nudging individuals to take small but meaningful actions in their daily lives that can collectively create a greater positive impact on the environment. The campaign reinforces Tata Tea JaagoRe's commitment of spreading awareness on a cause which is the most defining crisis of our time - Climate Change and carries forward the brand's purpose of being a catalyst for awakening consumers to drive positive social change. The initiative measures the positive impact of daily 'green' actions by individuals and is built on Google Cloud's AI suite of products.
What is a conclave? What to know about the secretive process to elect the next pope
Cardinals have decided the conclave to elect a successor to Pope Francis will begin May 7
Canada's Liberals celebrate a stunning win and the populist challenger loses his seat
Canada’s Liberals are celebrating election victory in a stunning turn of fortune
Mexican restaurant customer Carletta Andrews has baby snake fall into margarita cocktail in Virginia, US
A customer got more than she bargained for when she ordered a margarita at a restaurant that turned out to be truly poisonous.
Jeanswest: Closing down sale as more than 90 stores in Australia set to shut
Jeanswest is having the ultimate closing down sale for shoppers who love a bargain.
Edmonton Oilers win 3-1 in Game 5 to take series lead against Los Angeles Kings
Mattias Janmark scored the tiebreaking goal at 7:12 of the third period, and the Edmonton Oilers beat the Los Angeles Kings 3-1 Tuesday night for their third consecutive victory and a 3-2 lead in their first-round series.
Hidden car button that could save your life in an emergency
A TikTok user has shared a 'life-saving' feature in your car that you probably didn't know existed, and it could help you escape in an emergency situation
Chris Billam-Smith: I was ready for Badou Jack - I want to fight for a world title again
Chris Billam-Smith returned to winning ways with unanimous points victory over Brandon Glanton on Eubank Jr vs Benn undercard; Billam-Smith tells the Toe2Toe Podcast of his wish to be world champion again and how he was ready to step in to fight Badou Jack when Ryan Rozicki withdrew
WAM Income Maximiser makes its debut on the ASX today
The latest ASX LIC from Wilson Asset Management (WAM), WAM Income Maximiser Ltd (ASX: WMX), IPOed today. Will it be a hit?
Salford's 'managed decline' and the £3.8m upgrade set to fix it
It's part of a long-term plan for improvements.
Jane Bunn weather: Melbourne recorded second hottest April in 169 years of records
Only 2005 was hotter in a long history that goes back to when observations began in 1856.
New Aston Martin DBX S flagship packs 535kW and a carbon roof
Aston Martin has added a new top-shelf S version of its only SUV, bringing more power and less weight – but it’s no quicker to 100km/h.
Mattias Janmark’s goal sends dominant Oilers past Kings 3-1. They take a 3-2 series lead to Edmonton
Edmonton Oilers outshoot Los Angeles Kings 46-22 in 3-1 win in Game 5
North Korean Troops Train with Russian Forces in Kursk
Thousands of North Korean troops have been sent to fight in Kursk, and Russia has now released new footage of Pyongyang's soldiers training with the Kremlin's forces.KCNA/via REUTERS <ul><li>Moscow … [+4454 chars]
For sale: Here's some of the cheapest restaurants and takeaways on the market across the West Midlands
There's a range of cheap takeaways and restaurants currently on the market for aspiring business owners to take over across the region.
LIVERPOOL SEASON PLAYER RATINGS: Who were the standout stars driving Arne Slot’s team to success? Which players unexpectedly shined? And which key player should the club prioritize for a new contract?
Internewscast Journal Internewscast Liverpool are Premier League champions. What a remarkable season it has been… This Post: LIVERPOOL SEASON PLAYER RATINGS: Who were the standout stars driving Arne Slot’s team to success? Which players unexpectedly shined? And which key player should the club prioritize for a new contract? first appeared on Internewscast Journal
Entertainment News | This Summer at the Movies, Superheroes, from 'Superman' to 'Fantastic Four', Return
Get latest articles and stories on Entertainment at LatestLY. Superman already has a lot on his broad shoulders. It seems unfair to add the fate of Hollywood to his worries.
Prince William and Kate Middleton Celebrate Anniversary on the Isle of Mull – Revisiting the Picturesque Scottish Island 20 Years After Their First Visit as University Sweethearts
Internewscast Journal Internewscast They may now be known locally as Lord and Lady of the… This Post: Prince William and Kate Middleton Celebrate Anniversary on the Isle of Mull – Revisiting the Picturesque Scottish Island 20 Years After Their First Visit as University Sweethearts first appeared on Internewscast Journal
Photos of Dundee Highland Games from the 70s to the 90s star local heroes, young athletes and Geoff Capes
These retro pictures of competitors and crowds take us back to the city's traditional celebration of Scottish culture.
Inflation is easing, boosting the case for another interest rate cut in May
With the key measures of inflation back within the Reserve Bank’s target band, expectations are growing for a second rate cut in May.
From the biography: Mirra Alfassa aka The Mother’s early days in India as a Frenchwoman
An excerpt from ‘The Mother: A Life of Sri Aurobindo’s Spiritual Collaborator’, by Peter Heehs.
Murder accused told gardaí wife tried to stab him in the head with a chisel
Richard Satchwell changed his ‘narrative’ after decomposed remains of wife Tina found in their home, jury told
In Victorian era a railway could be built in three years, but now even planning approval would take way longer
This State must start thinking outside the box to deliver key housing and infrastructure