The move, part of new legislation being drawn up, is an attempt by the Government to prevent children accessing obscene online material... READ MORE›
For many, the announcement brought back memories of a 2001-2002 financial crisis that many blamed on IMF policy prescriptions adopted by the government... READ MORE›
Tanzanian government accused of putting indigenous people at risk in order to grant foreign tourists access to Serengeti wildlife... READ MORE›
'Crackdown' Activists and opponents of austerity have accused the Syriza-led government of a crackdown on resistance to the home auctions... READ MORE›
Violent protests have spread across Nicaragua in response to government reforms of the social security system... READ MORE›
As well as reducing greenhouse gas emissions, the UK could meet its carbon targets by increasing the absorption of carbon dioxide... READ MORE›
Campaigners said it would cut the country's marine plastic pollution by half... READ MORE›
While the Swansea lagoon is currently stalled, another UK tidal power project took an important step forward this week... READ MORE›
The inquiry had previously found that Syrian Government forces were responsible for three chlorine gas attacks in 2014 and 2015 and that Islamic State militants used mustard gas... READ MORE›
The official government guide for employees on automatic enrolment and workplace pensions can be found here... READ MORE›
Yogita, a Dalit resident of Mahipalpur village, New Delhi We have come to protest against the Modi government, which has changed the SC ST Act... READ MORE›
Staff at Air France, who are pushing for salary changes, as well as refuse collectors and some energy workers staged separate strikes on Tuesday... READ MORE›
The issues have arisen because a minimum income floor MIF, based on the national living wage, is used to calculate universal credit payments each month... READ MORE›
A majority of local authorities across England, Wales and Scotland have slashed funding in real terms for refuges since 2010, according to the data... READ MORE›
Hundreds of thousands of children and pensioners are now in poverty compared with 2012, with the Joseph Rowntree Foundation finding the first sustained increases in child and pensioner poverty for 20 years... READ MORE›
Supreme court decision on constitutional rights of the unborn to be... abortion referendum... READ MORE›
The UK government first pledged to ban plastic microbeads in September 2016, following a US ban in 2015... READ MORE›
Trump's taxes must be released before tax reform: Painter and Eisen... READ MORE›
Infographic A conversation between the Australian Federal Police and and Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet about National Security Committee documents... READ MORE›
However, the government appears determined not to fund or allow additional borrowing for any improvements that go beyond essential safety works... READ MORE›
Farmers have been protesting since the land acquisition notice was issued in 2010... READ MORE›
Clause removed from children and social work bill after concerns it threatened protections built up over decades... READ MORE›
The cost to fix the federal government's troubled Phoenix pay system has risen above the original amount spent to implement it... READ MORE›
Devon now has six badger culls under way, with Somerset and Wiltshire having three each, with others in Cheshire, Cornwall, Dorset, Gloucestershire and Herefordshire... READ MORE›
Even if the government retakes Idlib and Eastern Ghouta, that will not end the war... READ MORE›
Then, the government stepped in to prevent people losing thousands of pounds in savings and to avoid economic catastrophe... READ MORE›
Exclusive compliance committee considers complaint alleging government breached Aarhus convention by not consulting public over withdrawal bill... READ MORE›
However, the Foreign Secretary's admission also directly contradicts previous statements made by the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, David Davis... READ MORE›
Mr. Alene is a government official, whose job includes elements of both informant and enforcer... READ MORE›
The US government partial shutdown is set to end after Senate Republicans and Democrats voted to approve a temporary funding bill... READ MORE›
Pretty much every council in the country now considers children's social care to be their biggest headache, not adult social care... READ MORE›
In November last year the Government promised to reduce emissions by between 26 and 28 per cent by 2030 as part of the Paris climate change accord... READ MORE›
Demands included an end arbitrary arrests and respect for regional autonomy... READ MORE›
Nitrogen dioxide causes 23,500 of the 40,000 premature deaths caused by air pollution each year, according to the government's own data... READ MORE›
But this, say conservationists, is an attempt to hide the impact of commercial fishing on endangered species... READ MORE›
Iceland's main centre-right party looks set to remain the largest in a snap election called after a scandal over a paedophile toppled the coalition... READ MORE›
Thousands of people are expected on the streets of Dublin later to call for change to Ireland's strict abortion laws... READ MORE›
Even today, on International Women's Day, you are still caught up in your routine, working tirelessly, always on time... READ MORE›
After roiling student protests on April 17 in Pulwama, in south Kashmir, the government suspended college classes in the region for several days... READ MORE›
Hailemariam Desalegn says Ethiopia plans to pardon political prisoners and close a notorious prison in Addis Ababa... READ MORE›
Understandably, those living in similar high rise blocks to Grenfell Tower also want answers... READ MORE›
The UK government is being sued for a third time over the widespread illegal levels of air pollution, which cause 40,000 early deaths every year... READ MORE›
The price of a kilo of white pita bread was raised 60 percent to 0.40 dinars 0.5 from 0.25 dinars 0.3 and price of large pita bread nearly doubled... READ MORE›
The announcement added to widespread allegations of fraud in the election that handed sweeping controls to the government... READ MORE›
Prominent Ethiopian opposition leader Merera Gudina has been released from prison after more than a year in detention... READ MORE›
Air pollution fears see demand for diesel cars fall by fifth... READ MORE›
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