‘Selling sex for £5 is the only way I can survive after Universal Credit chaos’
As the government faces calls to axe the five-week wait for Universal Credit payments, one ex-claimant describes her experience.…
Woman banned from cruise after ‘dangerously posing’ on ship for selfie
The passenger - and her cabin partner - are banned for life for posing outside the railing of the 61-deck Allure of the Seas.…
Useful Tips To Lose Weight And Be Healthy!
Admitting that you are overweight or even obese is a difficult thing to do. Accepting this means you will have to think about problems with your health and your own mortality.…
Drones begin delivering online shopping in the US
A purple winter vest is among the items ordered by customers in a Virginia town as a trial gets underway.…
Turkish President Erdogan vows to ‘crush the heads’ of Kurds in Syria
The Turkish bombardment of rebel forces in northern Syria has been brought to a temporary end by a fragile ceasefire.…
Singapore keeps top spot in Asia for protection of intellectual property rights
This year's International Property Rights Index placed Singapore among the top countries under the three core categories: physical property rights, IP rights and the legal and…
Revealed: The winners and losers on the UK’s high streets
Funeral directors and tattoo parlours are thriving - moving high streets away from being "carbon copies" of one another.…
Extinction Rebellion protester arrested after three hours on Big Ben scaffolding
The man, named as tree surgeon Ben Atkinson, spent almost three hours on the scaffolding before police brought him down.…
Cheap & Good: Freshly baked baguette is the star at Banh You Banh Mi
Grilled beef banh mi at Banh You Banh Mi at Suntec City.
SINGAPORE - When it comes to banh mi, the Vietnamese-style sandwich, both bread and filling are equally important.…
Britain’s Parliament avoids approving Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal
Video of British lawmakers back Brexit deal delay
Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson making a statement in the House of Commons in London on Oct 19, 2019.…
EYE exchange: getting the vision you need to start and run your own business
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The European Commission Business Planet looks at a unique EU funded…
Chiam See Tong steps down as SPP chief, ending storied political career that spanned more than four decades
Veteran opposition politician Chiam See Tong relinquished his post as secretary-general at the Singapore People's Party's biennial Ordinary Party Conference held on the…
North Macedonia PM calls for snap election after EU membership talks blocked
North Macedonia should have a snap general election, the country’s Prime Minister Zoran Zaev said on Saturday, after a bid to start EU membership talks were blocked.The…
Rugby World Cup: England face All Blacks as both sides ease into semi-finals
New Zealand will face England in next Saturday's Rugby World Cup semi-finals after the All Blacks pummelled a flat Ireland 46-14 in Saturday's last-eight clash in Tokyo.The…
PM asks EU for Brexit delay but remains committed to Halloween deadline
The prime minister has requested a further extension to the Article 50 negotiating period to 31 January 2020.…
‘I am sorry. Very rude of me’: Judge’s phone rings during High Court hearing
The judge apologises after his ringtone - a classic 1960s tune used as part of cricket coverage - was heard in court.…
In ruling on Trump finances, court finds broad authority for impeachment inquiry
The late Elijah Cummings, as chairman of the House Oversight Committee, had a valid reason for seeking the president's financial records, the judges said.President Donald…
Imagine Picasso: Immersive installation takes visitors on a ‘poetic voyage’ through his art
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Breaking free from the traditional format and structure of conventional art exhibitions is at the heart of what the new immersive installation Imagine…