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Rail passenger groups have criticised a decision by Train Companies to increase fares by an average of 2. 7 injanuary. It means some commuters face rises of more than a hundred pounds in the cost of their season tickets. Rail firms say the extra money will pay for improvements to the network. Heres our business correspondent, katie prescott. Christmas is coming and for commuters on South Western Railway that means almost a month of scenes like these as strikes on the line start on monday. So the news that train fares will rise again next year, above the standard rate of inflation, has not gone...

And rain in the north west. Not as cold here as it was last night. Sharp cross bleep frost across england and wales. Sharp frost. Fog clearing first thing. Slightly cloudierfor northern fog clearing first thing. Slightly cloudier for Northern Ireland and scotla nd cloudier for Northern Ireland and scotland with patchy rain. Another cold day with highs of 6 9d. Goodbye. Hello, this is bbc news. The headlines. The government is reviewing the licence conditions of every convicted terrorist freed from prison, after the attack at london bridge. I think its ridiculous. I think its repulsive that ind...

The 100th Commemorative Magazine of St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Mesopotamia, is now available to the public.     National Development Foundation   COMMEMORATIVE MAGAZINE REPORT   A magazine highlighting the historical journey of St John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Mesopotamia has been published.   The Commemorative Magazine was done…

CUTS International, a global NGO, celebrated its 40th anniversary with a panel discussion on India's economic progress. The discussion highlighted the transformation of the Indian economy over the past four decades and its future prospects and challenges. The successful G20 Summit, India's commitment to the Global South, and the re-emergence of industrial policy were also discussed.

Six local artists have created new works strategically installed as artistic interventions on the Barbados Trailway and incorporated into bus shelters in rural, underserved communities around the island. The artists whose works are being celebrated include Anna Gibson, who has provided artwork for the rain shelter; Dion Gibson and Anya Greaves who provided artwork for the benches on the Trailway. The bus