211 helping connect people with resources during extremely cold temperatures
The next leader of Scotland will be announced on Monday with the victor facing the challenge of uniting a country divided over its future and revitalising an independence movement that dreams of ending its three-centuries-long union with England. The Scottish National Party (SNP), which runs Scotland's semi-autonomous government, has been plunged into crisis since Nicola Sturgeon, the country's longest-serving leader, announced last month she was standing down after eight years, saying she had become too divisive to lead the nation to independence. The two main candidates to replace her have traded personal attacks while Sturgeon's husband, the chair of the party, was forced to resign after accepting the blame for misleading the public over a fall in party membership.
Stalker Justin takes violent action.
Prescription fees are rising by 30p for people in England.
The Royal Mint, official maker of UK coins, has today launched the final 1oz coin in its Harry Potter collection celebrating 25 years since the publication of J.K Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone with a coin featuring the enchanting Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Apple TV+For the last 11 years, there has been a line of cinematic dialogue bouncing about my head, ricocheting between the cortexes of my brain like a ball someone shot out of a canon. In the often-forgotten Pixar movie Brave (I have never been—nor ever will be—a Disney adult, but bear with me), the lead character, Merida, ponders: “If you had the chance to change your fate, would you?” The reason this line has taken up residence in my silly little brain is not so much because it’s profound, bu
It's important to save for retirement, because trying to live on Social Security alone might prove disastrous. As of early this year, the average senior on Social Security was collecting just $1,827 a month. If you're decades away from retirement, you can bet that the average monthly benefit will increase over time due to inflation.
Currently, the world is facing multiple sustainability challenges at a global scale, such as the global climate crisis, our overreliance on fossil fuels, ecosystem collapse, wars and human rights violations, gender discrimination, racism, migrant crises, and the list goes on. Humanity needs to think of solutions while acknowledging that the impacts of aforementioned challenges are highly unequal both in terms of who causes it and who is most impacted by it. Companies, and transnational corporati
Dow Jones futures rose modestly Sunday evening, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures. A stock market rally attempt is ongoing, but the indexes have been volatile while breadth has been narrow. The Russell 2000 hit 2023 lows with bank stocks, but small caps and banks edged up for the week.
There was a lot of of music, dancing, and fun on Elm Street in Manchester Sunday afternoon at the annual Saint Patrick’s Day parade.
Sam Burns captured the biggest title of his career by winning the WGC Match Play Championship on Sunday, routing Cameron Young 6&5 in an all-American final.It was the fifth career PGA title for Burns, who won all seven of his matches to become the first player to capture the WGC Match Play in his debut since Australian Geoff Ogilvy in 2006.
Officers arrested at least six people while breaking up a large crowd gathering on Lowes Street late Saturday afternoon as students were celebrating St. Patrick’s Day, a week after they got back on campus from spring break.
84 new affordable apartment homes will become available to low income families in Greensboro
By Jason Burt, Chief Football Correspondent, at Wembley
Three parrots were stolen from a South Bay bird shop late Tuesday night, including one that's 60 years old and belongs to a customer.
Sunday was Kevin Porter Jr.’s first time playing in Cleveland since being traded to Houston. Stephen Silas, Rafael Stone, and Cavaliers coach JB Bickerstaff all praised his personal growth.
Sean Payton laid all of the trade rumors involving wideout Jerry Jeudy to rest on Sunday.
School students are invited to share ideas on UK political reforms, in a competition run by the Political Studies Association and the Financial Times with the Association for Citizenship Teaching. Entries will be judged based on creative thinking and well-argued ideas as much as writing skills. The competition is part of the FT’s schools programme, which provides free access to the FT for students aged 16-19, their teachers and schools around the world.
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