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Juvenile gets 18 months prison for attempted shop-breaking

CPSA president warns PMH is in its worst state in 22 years

IT staff protest outside OPM over outstanding unresolved promotions and regularisations

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PRESS REVIEW – Friday, February 6: As Japan heads for snap general elections this weekend, the press looks at "Sana-mania". Incumbent Sanae Takaichi, the country's first female prime minister, looks set to win that vote. Also: Libération reports on Belarusian woman Karyna Shuliak, who played a key role in Jeffrey Epstein's activities and inherited a large portion of his wealth. Plus: the Winter Olympics begins and we look at winners from the Close-Up Photography awards.

Driver of crashed govt truck still under probe one month later

Coleby-Davis- 82% of households saw lower power bills in 2025

The camping trip gone wrong is "very much in the business of pant-wetting terror".

Man denies illegal dumping at Marshall Road wetlands

Weaker cold front to bring cool weekend weather

The second FDI frigate HS Nearchos has started its first sea trials in Lorient, France, shipbuilder Naval Group revealed.

Bowleg unbothered by Rick Fox ratification for Garden Hills seat

Agriculture director admits weak enforcement as stray dog crisis grows

50-50 labour split for building new hospital

Davis calls Pintard stupid during House energy debate

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Sky Showcase and Sky Max are closing permanently as Sky One makes its return to channel 106 on February 24, with five other temporary channel rebrands also taking place this month

If you're finally ready to get rid of the gunk in the corner of your bathtub, the dust bunnies on top of your ceiling fan, and everything in between, look no further than these magical products.

Scotland fans who applied for tickets were told to expect a confirmation email on Thursday - but some are still waiting.

Chuck Schumer doubled down on comparing the SAVE Act voter ID requirements to "Jim Crow 2.0" policies, drawing criticism from commentators like Stephen A. Smith.

The retailer, which was recently named as the UK's cheapest supermarket, is introducing the change in the run-up to Valentine's Day.

Architecture studio Turner Works has used "robust, hardworking" materials in its extension of an old textile manufacturing site in London's Harringay Warehouse District, transforming it into the Florentia Village creative hub. Commissioned by developer General Projects, Turner Works added a 9290-square-metre extension to the 1970s clothes manufacturing facility to create a home for 50 creative

One Metro saw was described as an 'old folk who loves an island with girls'.