Police detained dozens of protestors in a clash outside the Britannia Hotel, where migrants are being housed. A blame game ...
The statewide bandh in Karnataka over the Cauvery water-sharing dispute appears to have lost momentum, with several influential organisations decidin ...
The Holiday Inn Express in North Petherton, which had been housing women and children seeking asylum since 2022, has reopened for business. People living there who had a right to stay in the UK have ...
Dozens of protesters rallied Wednesday outside a hotel hosting political transition talks in Venezuela's capital, demanding greater transparency from the authorities and opposition, AFP journalists ...
Most organisations are extending only moral support to the statewide shutdown, with schools, hotels, public transport and other essential services likely to function.
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Oxford migrant hotel to continue to house asylum seekers
Oxford's migrant hotel will continue to house asylum seekers as it is not included in the latest list of closures.
The activist and his supporters have opposed the direct release of water to Tamil Nadu by the Cauvery Water Management Authority (CWMA). Also, they have expressed agitation towards projects like ...
Normal life is unlikely to be affected on Thursday (August 13) despite the call for a bandh called by Kannada activist Vatal Nagaraj against the directive to release Cauvery water to Tamil Nadu, as ...
As per reports, commuters may face disruptions on the road and highways as Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) and Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) buses may run ...
Support for the Karnataka bandh appears divided in the city, with organisations voicing differing views on observing the shutdown.
Police have categorically stated that no individual or organisation should force, threaten or compel anyone to participate in the bandh, close shops, establishments or institutions, obstruct vehicular ...
Governing ain’t easy—just ask Andy Burnham, and he’s only been in Downing Street three weeks, writes Ivor Gaber.
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