Vladen Tatarsky was blown to pieces after Daria Trepova, 26, reportedly entered the cafe in St Petersburg and handed him a small statue of himself that was reportedly laden with explosives. Read More
Margaret Carroll, from Portishead, North Somerset, took on the world’s fastest zip wire – aged 91. She went on the Zip World Velocity 2 in Wales, on March 25 and said it was ‘wonderful’. Read More
Members overwhelmingly vote not to accept offer of £1,000 one-off payment and 4.3% pay rise for most teachers Parents in England face another wave of strikes and school closures after teachers belonging to the National Education Union decisively rejected the government’s pay offer. NEU members voted by 98% not to accept the offer of a … Read more
Russian news reports say bomb was hidden in bust of blogger gifted to him by suspect moments before blast Russian police have arrested a woman suspected of delivering a bomb that killed a prominent pro-war Russian military blogger in a blast in a cafe in central St Petersburg on Sunday. Russian authorities say Vladlen Tatarsky, … Read more
Opposition leader blames state division for result, while Victorian MPs say lack of distinct policy direction hindered candidate Follow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcast Liberal MPs have urged Peter Dutton to differentiate the party with fresh policies on home … Read more
Sir Peter Wanless welcomes creation of taskforce but says ‘there must be a focus on more than just race’ Politics live – latest updates The NSPCC and experts on grooming gangs have warned ministers against framing the issue as one based around ethnicity, warning this could hamper efforts to tackle a crime that a Home … Read more
Some believe that a 2015 law restricting entry to those who have traveled to Iraq or Iran – where Shias make pilgrimages – is to blame It took the US consulate seven minutes to reject Nabil Ahmed Shabbir’s visa application. Shabbir, a British Shia scholar, had applied for his US visa to assist with the … Read more
A former manager said company managers referred to themselves as ‘wardens’ as they sought to frustrate unionization effort A former manager at one of DHL’s largest facilities claims fellow managers referred to workers as “inmates” and themselves as “wardens” of a prison in conversations about how to stop a union organizing drive at the site. … Read more
Outsourcing firm used by NHS, local councils and British army says attack mainly affected internal systems Capita, the outsourcing group that runs crucial operations for the NHS and the military, was still restoring online services for customers on Monday morning as it confirmed a cyber-attack was to blame for a major IT outage that hit … Read more
In a previous Truth Social post, Trump went after Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg who pursued the indictment following a years-long investigation, possibly for hush money payments.Read More