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NHS fail to provide terminal breast cancer patients
14Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, Life Style

NHS fail to provide terminal breast cancer patients

    Thousands of terminal breast cancer patients are being left abandoned after being denied access to a specialist nurse, the charity Breast Cancer Care has warned. According to figures released to coincide with the international awareness day for the disease, almost three quarters (72 per cent) of NHS trusts across the UK do not provide dedicated nurses. The charity said that there had only been a 7 per cent increase in trusts providing crucial nursing support in the two years since they last looked into the issue. That comes despite the government's cancer strategy promising three years ago that all cancer patients would have access to a designated nurse by 2020. Abandoned patients People living with incurable breast cancer tell us that access to a specialist nu...
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DUP chief ready for no-deal Brexit
14Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Europe, Featured

DUP chief ready for no-deal Brexit

    DUP leader Arlene Foster gives a press conference after a meeting with Michel Barnier in Brussels. Theresa May has been told that the DUP leader, Arlene Foster, is now ready to trigger a no-deal Brexit and regards this as the likeliest outcome following a hostile and difficult exchange with the EU’s chief negotiator, an explosive set of leaked government emails reveal. Foster emerged from a meeting last week in Brussels with Michel Barnier, the French official leading the EU’s negotiating team, convinced that the prospects for a Brexit deal were fading so fast that, given Brussels’ stance on Northern Ireland, an agreement had become the least likely outcome. Senior government advisers were swiftly informed that the DUP leader was ready for the UK to crash out of th...
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Labour MPs to rescue PM’s Brexit
14Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Labour MPs to rescue PM’s Brexit

    The MPs include the first to state publicly that they will struggle to vote against a deal secured in Brussels if the alternative is a no-deal Brexit – even if, as expected, Jeremy Corbyn orders his party to oppose it. They say that crashing out of the EU would be a disaster for their constituents, while also fearing a backlash from voters accusing them of blocking Brexit. It comes as Ms May appears resigned to having to rely on Labour votes to secure parliament’s support for her deal in the face of staunch opposition from many of her own Eurosceptic backbenchers. Labour MPs told The Independent that at least 15 could rebel against Mr Corbyn and back the government, which could be enough to tip the balance in the Commons in favour of the deal. One prepared to go p...
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The demand for the addition of colonial history in the British curriculum
13Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

The demand for the addition of colonial history in the British curriculum

    There is a demand for the addition of the British colonial history in British curriculum. It's demanded that the leader of the opposition party Labor Party Jeremy Corbyn. The leader, known as anti-apartheid, believes that the impact of British colonialism should be taught in schools. This is a very important issue. He told about his position this week. From the 1940s to the 1970s, the term migratory migrants to the United Kingdom was termed as Windshield Generation. Many of the incumbent immigration policies of the British government were considered illegal in the country. Ex Home Minister Amber Rudd, who was recently criticized by the Home Ministry for the purpose of fixing the target of illegal immigrants out of the country. According to the target, in the ne...
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Missing journalist recorded killing
13Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Arab world, Featured

Missing journalist recorded killing

    Missing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi recorded audio on his Apple watch of the moments he was allegedly interrogated, tortured and then killed, according to reports. He has not been seen since he entered the Saudi consulate in Istanbul over a week ago after apparently giving his fiancee his iPhone, which the watch was synced with. Turkish officials have said they believe a 15-member Saudi assassination squad killed Mr Khashoggi there. President Trump warned the US would inflict severe punishment if Saudi Arabia was behind his disappearance. He told CBS: We're going to get to the bottom of it. The Saudi journalist, who has been critical of the kingdom's Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, is believed to have turned on the recording feature before he went inside th...
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Tories hit by candidate shortfall
13Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Tories hit by candidate shortfall

    The number of applications is down on previous years across the board, the prime minister has been warned even as the turmoil at Westminster cuts the odds on a snap poll. Some branches in target seats have been forced to postpone decisions, despite pressure to get candidates in place early, the executive editor of the ConservativeHome website said. The warning comes as the Democratic Unionist Party’s threat to pull its backing for the Tories, in a bitter clash over Brexit, leaves the government’s future in growing doubt. Without the DUP, Ms May lacks a majority and if unable to pass a budget will face demands to accept she is unable to govern and must stand down. Mark Wallace, the ConservativeHome editor, wrote: The number of applications submitted to stand in the...
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South Korea: North Korea intends complete denuclearisation
13Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Asia, Featured

South Korea: North Korea intends complete denuclearisation

    North Korean leader Kim Jong Un intends to get rid of his nuclear stockpile and destroy any nuclear materials and facilities to achieve complete denuclearisation, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said on Friday. By complete denuclearization, he meant to start by stopping additional nuclear and missile tests, and then abolish the facilities that produce the nukes and develop the missiles, and all the existing nuclear weapons and materials, Moon said, according to a script of an interview with BBC shared with Reuters. Kim and President Trump held a summit in Singapore in June to negotiate North Korea's denuclearization. While North Korea has not tested any missiles or nuclear weapons since the summit and has returned three U.S. hostages and what the White House says...
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Murder probe after vehicle carrying gunshot victim crashes into parked cars
12Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

Murder probe after vehicle carrying gunshot victim crashes into parked cars

    A murder probe has been launched after a gunshot victim was found dead in a Mercedes that had smashed into parked cars in west London. The male passenger in the car was pronounced dead at the scene in Hillingdon, despite efforts from paramedics to save him. His next of kin has been informed. The 20-year-old was being driven in the silver car which spun out of control and collided with parked vehicles on Thursday. Police and paramedics were called to the scene in Uxbridge Road, at the street’s junction with West Drayton Road, at about 2.45pm. The driver of the Mercedes has been arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving and was in custody at a west London police station. Police have now launched a murder investigation into the man’s death and are appealing for wit...
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Putin heaps praise on Khabib
11Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, Russia

Putin heaps praise on Khabib

    Russian President Vladimir Putin gave Khabib Nurmagomedov a heroes welcome after his win over Conor McGregor before giving his dad Abdulmanap some fatherly advice. The Russian retained his UFC lightweight title against Conor McGregor in a bout overshadowed by a post-fight brawl. Nurmagomedov's brutal submission victory over Ireland's McGregor on Saturday was followed by fights breaking out in and around the cage. Nurmagomedov jumped out of the cage before leaping feet first at McGregor's team mate and cornerman Dillon Danis. But Putin asked Nurmagomedov's father not to punish him too severely Khabib had already revealed Vladimir phoned to congratulate him on his victory over McGregor . Nurmagomedov is now under investigation by the Nevada Athletic State Commissi...
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May to force big business to publish race pay gap
11Oct By Sumon AdminNo Comments
Featured, United Kingdom

May to force big business to publish race pay gap

    Firms are to be forced to publish their ethnic pay gap, Theresa May has announced. The PM is launching a major consultation on mandatory reporting of wage differences between white workers and those from different ethnicities. The dramatic move is part of a series of measures to be unveiled today aimed at tackling barriers facing ethnic minorities in work. It comes after a previous voluntary call for all firms to publish ethnic pay gap details sparked only low levels of responses. Leaders of the NHS , Army, schools and the police will also today set out plans to boost the proportion of public sector leaders from ethnic minority backgrounds. Mrs May’s Race at Work Charter will commit businesses to a new set of principles and actions designed to drive forward a chan...
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