My wife has had an HMRC letter saying 'Self employed class 2 national insurance contribution due'. To the unsuspecting it looks like a tax demand.
The House has no votes planned this week, as Republicans try to pressure Senate Democrats to fold and open the government.
Democrats had hoped for a more favorable map in the state after a judge ordered a more neutral map.
The Hungarian prime minister has said he does not want to abandon the national currency in favor of that used by the “disintegrating” bloc Read Full Article at RT.com
The US President has refused to reveal what the decision is, adding he would have to ask “where are they sending them” Read Full Article at RT.com
Germany must “mobilize all available resources” to create a drone army, Economy Minister Katherina Reiche has said Read Full Article at RT.com
The US President has made comments amid activist’s attempt to reach Gaza aboard an aid flotilla and deportation afterwards Read Full Article at RT.com
Kurdish and Syrian government forces have been exchanging gunfire in Aleppo, according to media Read Full Article at RT.com
India supports an early, free, and fair election in Bangladesh, stating that matters concerning former PM Sheikh Hasina are judicial and require consultations. Foreign Secretary Vikram Misri emphasized India's readiness to engage with any government emerging from a popular mandate, despite acknowledging some issues in bilateral ties.
Central government has updated rates for nearly 2,000 CGHS tests and procedures. This revision, effective October 13, aims to help over 40 lakh beneficiaries access treatment at top hospitals. Some rates have seen significant increases, with differential pricing based on hospital accreditation and city classification. This move addresses long-standing issues for beneficiaries.
The NDA, led by BJP and JDU, anticipates a strong victory in Bihar polls, campaigning on a platform of development and good governance, aiming to move past the 'Jungle Raj' era. Opinion polls project a landslide win for the alliance, while the opposition INDIA bloc is expected to focus on caste-based politics.
A lawyer's attempt to hurl shoes at Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai in an SC courtroom was thwarted by security. The lawyer, shouting slogans, was later released. The incident, linked to social media distortions about the CJI's remarks, has drawn widespread condemnation from legal bodies and political parties, who view it as an attack on judicial independence.
Political leaders across party lines have condemned the attack on Chief Justice of India, Justice BR Gavai. Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to the CJI, calling the act reprehensible and unacceptable in society. Opposition leaders expressed anguish, labeling the incident «unprecedented, shameful and abhorrent,» and an assault on the Constitution and judiciary.
Two constables, Hari Mohan and Lalit Sharma, bravely entered a burning ICU at SMS Hospital to evacuate critically ill patients. Despite heavy smoke and personal distress, they rescued at least 12 patients, including a boy with a head injury. Their quick actions, alongside hospital staff, ensured most patients were safely moved before the fire claimed six lives.
The Supreme Court issued a notice to the Centre and Ladakh UT regarding Sonam Wangchuk's wife's plea challenging his NSA detention. While refusing an interim order for the grounds of arrest to the wife, the court questioned why they should be withheld. The hearing is scheduled for October 14.
Garowe (HOL) — Puntland’s Minister of Interior, Abdi Farah Juha, has denied reports that Puntland and Somaliland discussed joint efforts to pressure the newly declared “North Eastern Administration,” saying their talks focused solely on regional stability, counterterrorism, and trade cooperation.
Mogadishu (HOL) — A dispute between the newly formed North Eastern State administration and major telecommunications and banking companies has deepened after officials accused the firms of refusing to pay taxes and cooperate with state-building initiatives.
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s armed forces have recorded a moment of pride after the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom graduated a Somali officer for the first time in four decades. Captain Mohamed Muse Mohamed was honoured in Mogadishu by Defence Minister Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, who said the achievement symbolized the Somali National Army’s return to professional standards once associated with its formative years.
Tuesday, October 7, has been designated National Anti-Bullying Day. The proclamation was signed by Governor-General His Excellency Sir Patrick Allen, following a formal request from Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA), with the...
Grief and shock have gripped Rosemount Primary and Infant School in St Catherine as two students were among the victims of Sunday night's mass shooting in Commodore, Linstead, St Catherine. Five people were fatally shot and four others were...
The long-awaited multimillion-dollar fraud case against former Education Minister Ruel Reid and his co-accused, which was slated to begin this morning, will now commence tomorrow in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court. One witness is expected...
The House has no votes planned this week, as Republicans try to pressure Senate Democrats to fold and open the government.
The police is taking measures to detain the remaining two and identify other participants in the upheavals, Deputy Interior Minister Alesander Darakhvelidze said
«She was ready to enter it, but denied this after the attempt failed,» Irakli Kobakhidze said
Despite such incidents, Georgia has maintained «one-sided friendship» with the EU, and was ready to reboot relations at any moment, Irakli Kobakhidze added
Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar declined to provide a specific figure for illegal foreign immigrants removed from Bihar's electoral rolls. He stated the data is decentralized with electoral registration officers. Kumar highlighted over 68 lakh deletions overall due to death, shifting, or being untraced, with foreign nationals potentially included in the 'untraced' category.
The Supreme Court has declined to clarify its stance on former Tamil Nadu minister V Senthil Balaji holding public office. The court stated its previous order was clear. Balaji had sought clarification after resigning following the court's objection to him becoming a minister soon after bail. The bench suggested transferring the trial in the cash-for-job scam.
Bihar will vote in assembly polls on November 6 and 11. The Election Commission announced the schedule for 243 seats. Counting will take place on November 14. The elections are set to be a contest between the ruling coalition and the opposition alliance. Voter awareness and improved law and order are cited for the shorter poll duration.
Eight critically ill patients perished in a devastating fire at Jaipur's SMS Medical College Neuro ICU late Sunday. The blaze, suspected to be a short-circuit, spread rapidly, with allegations of delayed response and staff fleeing. The Rajasthan government has announced compensation and ordered a safety audit, suspending officials and cancelling a fire safety agency's contract.
According to Shmygal, the document provides for establishing joint production lines, exchanging technologies, and attracting EU financing to implement joint projects
According to the Georgian prime minister, the country’s State Security Service has neutralize many threats linked to the riots in recent days
The deteriorating humanitarian situation in Gaza has prompted calls for Israel’s exclusion from the song contest Read Full Article at RT.com
