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A West London street preacher alleges 14 police officers confronted him on Aug. 20 while preaching in Uxbridge because they claimed to have received multiple complaints from pedestrians about "homophobic language." 

THE man who died after falling down the stairs in a Bournemouth pub has been described as a “loving husband, son, dad, uncle and stepdad”.

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Landfall editor Lynley Edmeades​, associate professor Peter Simpson​, David Kārena-Holmes​, and Carolyn McCurdie​ from Octagon Poetry Collective. The anthology includes “poems of outrage, essays of research and political outcries”, which were compiled in response to the ongoing activity at the National Library. Earlier this month the library announced it would donate about 600,000 of the books it planned to cull from its overseas collection to the Internet Archive, a digital libr...

HARMONDSWORTH, England – British Airways is expanding its aircraft fleet and route network at London City Airport where it is now officially the largest operator with the highest number of routes and HARMONDSWORTH, England – British Airways is expanding its aircraft fleet and route network at London City Airport where it is now officially the largest operator with the highest number of routes and customers. The airline is to take delivery of another Embraer 190 in the late summer, bringin...

Article content We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Barbara McInnes, 1943-2021: "Barbs imprint is all over Ottawa" Back to video One of her two daughters, Leah McInnes-Eustace, announced McInnes’ death Friday morning, six months after a cancer diagnosis: “At 3:30 a.m. this morning, wrapped in the arms of her daughters, my mom, the incomparable Barb McInnes, took her final breath. Our world is forever changed by her presence in it.” McInnes he...

First, COVID-19 robbed them of their sense of smell. Then it stole the flavour from their favourite foods. Months later, many are left wondering when — or even if — they'll fully recover.

News by Jessica Marszalek Premium Content   Labor members have urged all government MPs to support Voluntary Assisted Dying laws despite an impassioned plea from one politician, who became the first Labor MP to publicly express reservations over the Bill. Labor MP Linus Power asked members not to "put pressure" on MPs as he questioned the reasons some might access proposed laws in Queensland and suggested there would be "serious unintended consequences" ...

Touching on his own father’s “painful and difficult” experience, Logan MP Linus Power asked party members at Labor’s state conference not to pressure MPs ahead of a vote on voluntary assisted dying laws.

Highworth: A former meeting hall which has been used as a children’s nursery and playgroup could be converted into a house.