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Tuesday’s RBA decision will add more pain for households and Pauline Hanson and Angus Taylor stand to benefit if voters keep punishing Labor
Read moreA wild week in the NFL sees Chicago beat Seattle, Joe Burrow and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers make history, while Lamar Jackson is sidelined on his return from injury.
Read moreThe first results are expected on Tuesday as polls begin to close at 23:00 GMT. But final results might take days.
Read moreHope Haven in Whitehaven is one of six trial open-access, 24/7 schemes in England offering preventive care The night Tamara first walked through the doors of Hope Haven, a new community mental health hub in the heart of Whitehaven, she was afraid. “Terrified, actually,” she says. “Like, my life was falling apart. I didn’t know how to stop it from hurting.” The 22-year-old, who works in children’s transport, had been in and out of therapy and counselling since she was 14, after being abused by an acquaintance as a child. After a lengthy legal process her abuser was sentenced, but the “mental ch
Read moreExclusive: Members may be vetted before getting security passes for Commons, and receive anti-harassment training MPs and others working at the House of Commons could be required to take a criminal record check before being given a security pass, and receive anti-harassment training under a pioneering scheme to root out violence against women. The UK parliament will on Tuesday become the first legislature in the world to receive what is known as White Ribbon accreditation, a commitment to culture change which originated in Canada. Continue reading...
Read moreAs Israel grapples with an inconclusive election, Palestinians face West Bank closures and Gaza killings.
Read moreReddit challenges ban on grounds it impinges implied freedom of political communications for teens
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Read moreThe British Social Attitudes survey reveals record levels of dissatisfaction. But still Kemi Badenoch and the business lobby want to take us backwards Britain is unhappier at work than since records began. The British Social Attitudes survey, the nation’s long-running annual pulse-taker, finds growing job dissatisfaction in its report, published today. People complain of a lack of flexibility in working hours, a lack of career advancement – and, of course, a lack of pay rises. Who is surprised? Pay stagnation over the last decade is unprecedented since Napoleonic times, the economist Paul John
Read moreUS voters head to the polls Tuesday to vote in the US midterm elections with Democrats widely projected to retake control of the House, though control of the Senate remains up in the air. They will need…
Read moreAt least seven Bay Area cities have passed data centre moratoriums, despite the region's reputation as an AI hub.
Read moreLive election results: Get the latest on Arizona's U.S. Senate, U.S. House and gubernatorial races as well as ballot measures.
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