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Today, readers comment on police and political criticism of a climate change protest halting city traffic, and the government looking for "other options" to a new park lands police barracks.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has launched a call for evidence on the alternative quality requirements used by defined benefit (DB) and hybrid schemes for auto-enrolment (AE).

The "Islamophobia" brigade suffered a high-profile casualty last week when Fayneese Miller announced her retirement in mid-2024 as president of Hamline University in St. Paul, Minnesota. The April 3 announcement came just over two months after Hamlines

Fayneese S. Miller found herself in a fierce debate over academic freedom and Islamophobia, after an art history lecturer lost her job for showing images of the prophet.

Hamline University President Fayneese Miller said she will retire effective next year, making the announcement a few months after the faculty called for her to resign over her handling of an uproar over Islamophobia and academic freedom.

As long as gold has been mined people have tried to steal it. As the precious metal hits a record price, let's take a look back at some of the mad, bad and downright dumb ways crooks have tried to pocket the "miner's privilege".

Former SAS soldier David Everett was Australia's most wanted criminal and was en route to a planned heist at a WA gold mine when he was arrested by police.

Residents were stunned and upset after council workers hacked down 30 to 40 trees and left the area ‘looking like a rubbish dump’.

Erika Lopez Prater, an art history teacher, was fired for showing a medieval Islamic painting of Muhammad in her course.

We should admit that inclusion and other values are sometimes in tension.