Conservatives fighting highly defensive election campaign, BBC analysis shows Analysis of seats visited by leaders shows Rishi Sunak is campaigning where the Conservatives won big in 2019. North Korea failed launch was possible hypersonic weapon: Seoul North Korea announced plans in 2021 to develop more sophisticated weapons, including hypersonic missiles. US surgeon general declares gun violence a public health crisis Surgeon general says widespread gun violence has led to 'unimaginable pain' for victims across the country. Biden in hiding as he preps for presidential debate in 'friendly territory' Fox News host Sean Hannity previews the upcoming CNN Presidential Debate between President Biden and former President Trump in his opening monologue. The joy and rage over Assange’s release Assange’s life and work remain the source of much febrile debate, across the political spectrum and around the world. Your work questions answered: Is an employer liable for a sports injury merely if they sponsor an employee team’s kit? A business’s office manager got advice that because the company had sponsored its employees’ sports gear for a separate rugby league, it is liable for any expenses incurred by a worker injured playing the sport. Could this be true? US journalist's closed trial for espionage set to begin in Russia, with a conviction all but certain Fifteen months after Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich was arrested in the Russian city of Yekaterinburg on espionage charges, he returns to that city for a trial behind closed doors |
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