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In response, the Saudis pumped as much oil as they could – around five million barrels per day – through their east-west pipeline to their export terminal on the Red Sea, on their opposite coast, at Yanbu. From there it was loaded onto tankers that headed south, out into the Arabian Sea and off to markets in Asia. So far so good. But on 13 July, the Saudis bombed Sanaa airport just outside the Yemeni capital. The strike was claimed by Yemen’s Saudi-supported government, which said it wanted to prevent an Iranian plane from landing. In retaliation, the Houthis attacked…

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Emma Riley has been caring for her mother Carol, who has dementia, since she lost her father 18 months ago.”She’s a cracking lady, still with a sense of humour but she’s living with this awful condition,” said Riley, from Manchester.She is paying £34 an hour for a care company to come to the house three times a week, which she describes as a “huge chunk of money” although she is happy with the level of care.Riley wants to keep her mum in the family home, but the caring commitments affect her job as a dental nurse.She started applying to the…

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Disruptions across Strait of Hormuz, Bab al-Mandeb and the Black Sea threaten supplies and raise costs for consumers.Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz remains in effect halted.Tankers are now avoiding another critical waterway – Bab al-Mandeb – as Yemen’s Houthi forces threaten Saudi-linked vessels. Ukrainian strikes have hit Russian export infrastructure.Three major routes are now disrupted at once: the Gulf, the Red Sea and the Black Sea.Together, they threaten trade flows equivalent to nearly a quarter of global oil supplies just as reserves sit at multiyear lows.Goldman Sachs says oil could rise above $120 a barrel by the fourth quarter…

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The West of Scotland MSP said that family members and friends did have concerns for his safety, but he argued it was “academic” whether or not Burns was behind bars as he had been a target for wider crime networks, not just one individual. The Scottish Conservative leader also criticised the parole process in Scotland, claiming it was “shrouded in secrecy”, and argued that the justice system in Scotland had “no real regard for the victim”.Asked if he would forgive Burns for his crimes, Findlay said: “No.”He explained: “What he did was calculated, it wasn’t some spontaneous crime… It was…

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In a statement, ATC Management, which represented Hansard, said: “With broken hearts we announce the passing of Glen Hansard who passed away, in the early hours of this morning, following a road traffic accident in Dublin.”Glen’s family is deeply shocked and heartbroken by this tragic loss and respectfully requests privacy at this extremely difficult time.”The family is grateful for the support they have received and wishes to thank the emergency services who attended the scene.”Andrew Strong, who starred in The Commitments with Hansard, posted on Facebook, external: “I’m devastated to hear the sad news Glen Hansard has passed away. “It’s…

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Damascus, Syria – Mohammad Sallouta sat outside his printing shop in Set Zaynab, in southern Damascus, where he has worked for the last two decades.“[Security-wise] the area is 90 percent very good,” the 47-year-old said. “But people are still afraid. Security is not 100 percent, so we are still waiting.”Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe area, famous for the shrine to Sayyida Zaynab, Prophet Muhammad’s granddaughter and the daughter of Ali ibn Abi Talib, the fourth Muslim caliph, was bustling with tourists during Bashar al-Assad’s rule. Shia religious pilgrims, mostly from Iraq, came in large numbers to visit…

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An alternative approach is to ensure that everyone who is eligible, based on their needs, should get state-funded personal care that is free at the point of use.This would be provided free regardless of an individual’s means and whether it was received by an elderly person in their own house or a residential care home.Scotland has implemented such a system.However, it’s important to note that personal care takes in things like helping frail elderly people wash and dress and go to the toilet.But it does not include accommodation, food and everyday living costs which are subject to means testing.The Health…

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A seven-year-old boy involved in a beach tragedy that killed a mother and daughter has died in hospital, his family has said.Musa Ahmed was on a day trip to West Mersea, Essex, on 22 July, when he and five relatives got into difficulty in the water.While he was pulled from the water and airlifted to hospital, Shelina Rahman, 41, and 15-year-old Sameeha, died at the scene.Musa’s family said he died “in a state of ease and peace” at the Royal London Hospital on Tuesday evening.The group had all travelled to the island, near Colchester, as a family from Ilford in…

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Prime Minister Andy Burnham has said that before assisted dying is considered in England and Wales, the funding of palliative and social care should be “fixed”.It is the first time Burnham has set out his position on the issue since becoming prime minister, as MPs prepare to debate it again when Parliament returns in September.The government is likely to remain officially neutral, but Burnham’s remarks suggest he personally will not back a bill being proposed by Labour MP Lauren Edwards.The position is a shift from that of former Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, who voted in favour of the previous…

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