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Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Sunday announced Babul Supriyo as the Ballygunge Assembly bypoll candidate and Shatrughan Sinha as Asansol Lok Sabha bypoll candidate.

West Bengal: BJP, TMC leaders trade barbs after Mamata Banerjee shown black flags at Varanasi

Pražští policisté pátrají po vousatém muži, který se 7. července účastnil shromáždění odpůrců protikoronavirových opatření na Malostranském náměstí. Podle policie má co do činění s násilným trestným činem! 

From printed masks to LED symbols, activists spoilt for choice Updated: Updated: On the bright side, all campaign materials are plastic-free Share Article AAA A shop in Thiruvananthapuram that sells publicity material and flags of all political parties.   | Photo Credit: S. MAHINSHA On the bright side, all campaign materials are plastic-free While a facemask is seen by many as an impediment to their expressions during interactions, especially for the smiles that are part and parcel of vote...

Tuesday February 23, 2021, 6:05 AM Stormont ministers are set to hold talks with the UK Government over who will foot a potential £1.2bn bill for a delayed Troubles victims payment scheme. The First and deputy First Minister, along with the justice and finance ministers, will meet with Secretary of State Brandon Lewis on Tuesday. It comes as the clock continues to count down on a court deadline for a resolution to the funding impasse. Deputy First Minister Michelle ONeill told the Assembly ...

The costs of the scheme could reach £1.2 billion, MLAs heard on Monday.

The costs of the scheme could reach £1.2 billion, MLAs heard today.

The estimated cost of the stadium redevelopment has rocketed from £77m to at least £112m.

Stormont minister denies stand-off with GAA over Casement Park funding

The Education Minister has rejected calls to tighten the criteria for children of key workers to attend classes amid claims some schools are experiencing a 25% attendance rate. Peter Weir said he was confident the current arrangements allowing vulnerable children and those of key workers to access supervised learning were safe. During Assembly question time, TUV leader Jim Allister told Mr Weir he was aware of schools in his constituency that were still seeing in excess of one in four pupils at...