The French parliamentary election's opening round on Sunday saw President Emmanuel Macron's Ensemble coalition take a slight lead, with 25.75% of the popular vote, compared with 25.66% for the leftist bloc of Jean-Luc Melenchon.
The defendants were accused of providing shelter, money or transport to the IS terrorist cell that was behind the Paris attacks.
Woodside’s North West Shelf gas development would release more than eight times Australia’s annual emissions if it continues to operate until 2070
A man has been charged with a drug offence in Witney.
The Barbie doll sporting a bright red mullet and an authentic replica of his powder-blue suit.
Woman, who has non-life-threatening injuries, treated in Wyoming hospital after encounter in national park
The appliance will be trialled by London Fire Brigade later this year.
Bethany Haines, the daughter of an aid worker murdered in 2014 by ISIS militants, has met with one of his killers, Alexanda Kotey. David Haines was one of those abducted and executed by a gang of four dubbed the 'Beatles' due to their British accents. Ms Haines said she had an “honest, friendly conversation” with Kotey, who admitted that he was the one who abducted Mr Haines.
President Vladimir Putin on Friday said political pressure from the West was accelerating Belarus's integration with neighbouring Russia, which has been proceeding on and off for more than two decades. "Unprecedented political and social pressure from the so-called collective West is pushing us to speed up the unification process: together to minimise the damage from the illegal sanctions, to make it simpler to master the output of required products, to develop new competencies, to expand cooperation with friendly countries," Putin told a bilateral forum. The two Slavic neighbours signed a Union Treaty in 1997 that was intended to restore some of the close ties broken by the collapse of the Soviet Union.
A Sudanese medical group says four people were killed in anti-coup rallies during which protesters denounced the country's military rulers and demanded an immediate transfer of power to civilians
Boris Johnson is facing mounting pressure over groping claims against a Conservative whip, as two senior female MPs demand a "zero tolerance" approach to sexual misconduct in the party. Chris Pincher quit his role as deputy chief whip after allegedly groping two men - and the PM is being urged to kick him out of the Tory parliamentary group. Downing Street defended the prime minister's decision to appoint Mr Pincher to the whip role earlier this year despite concerns reportedly expressed at the time, saying it was "not appropriate to stop an appointment on the basis of unsubstantiated allegations".
The rules of the Tory 1922 Committee mean there cannot be another confidence vote within 12 months.
A closely-watched measure of the UK housing market has reported a "surprising amount of momentum" despite the mounting cost of living crisis, with prices hitting a new record. The Nationwide study covering June showed the annual rate of house price growth easing back for the third month in a row, to 10.7% from 11.2% in May. "Nevertheless, the housing market has retained a surprising amount of momentum given the mounting pressure on household budgets from high inflation, which has already driven consumer confidence to a record low."
The islands off the Northumberland coast are one of England’s most important seabird colonies and hundreds of birds have died.
Unless you don’t care what price you get for your car, selling can often be a long and drawn-out experience. This is especially true if you choose to sell privately – which often involves dealing with multiple potential buyers, going out on test drives, and haggling over the selling price – all with no guarantee of a sale at the end.
The FDA is telling caregivers not to use neck floats with babies for water therapy interventions.Source: CBS Pittsburgh
Sail into summer in the best way on one of these cruises from Southampton in July.
A driver pulled over for an expired MOT was found to have drugs in his system and subsequently arrested.
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A Conservative MP believes his Nokia phone is the reason why the Education Secretary is not answering his pleas to repair a school. Sir Charles Walker waved his mobile device in the Commons chamber as he jokingly questioned why “nothing happens” when he messages Nadhim Zahawi. The MP for Broxbourne said: “Can we have an urgent debate about the Secretary of State for Education’s mobile telephone?"
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced plans for a second vote on the issue on October 19 2023
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