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Many roads and homes. Thousands of people are still missing. The eastern cities of benghazi, derna and al marj are among the worst hit but much of the country has been declared a Disaster Zone and three days of mourning have begun. Sally nabil is following the story for us from cairo, where storm daniel is headed. What is the latest youre hearing from cairo . It what is the latest youre hearing from cairo . From cairo . It is a very grim icture from cairo . It is a very grim picture at from cair...

Semi finals. Two goals in the closing minutes take them past everton including an absolute cracker from cavani. After revealing his battle with loneliness on breakfast, more than 7,000 Christmas Cards have been sent to world war ii veteran john lister. Well bring you his reaction. Numerous Flood Warnings across england and wales after yesterdays heavy rain but the good news is todayit heavy rain but the good news is today it looks drier, brighter but much colder. I will have all of your christma...

A third round of talks between protesting farmers and a team of Union ministers will take place in Chandigarh at 5 p.m. on Thursday to resolve their d

India News: A third round of talks between protesting farmers and a team of Union ministers will take place in Chandigarh at 5 p.m. on Thursday to resolve their d

With international students struggling amidst worsening housing and affordability issues in Canada, charities and support groups say they are under strain and have urged the government to step up support.

This time last year, Khalsa Aid Canada says it was receiving five calls a week from international students in Brampton needing food, clothing and a place to live. Now, amid worsening housing and affordability crises, it says it's receiving five calls a day — a figure well beyond what it can handle. 

GLACE BAY, N.S. - When hockey coach Darrell MacAulay was asked to help an elderly neighbour who needed snow cleared from her walkway in Glace Bay, N.S., he knew he

WITS Programs Foundation has announced the launch of a new bursary, the Petronilo Palaroan Memorial Bursary.

In a shocking turn of events, the head of Khalsa Aid in India, Amarpreet Singh, has stepped down from his role amid explosive allegations of receiving foreign funding from the banned Khalistan terror outfit Sikhs For Justice (SFJ).

According to NIA, Sikhs For Justice had sent foreign funds through Khalsa Aid to "pro-Khalistan elements" for spreading "propaganda against India".