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The centre said they supported 296 women, 88 men and 231 children in the last financial year and felt “there is a huge gap between rural and urban domestic abuse”.Hayley said covering a rural part of the country like north Powys – an area of 839sq miles (2,173sq km) and which can take four hours to travel from one end to the other – came with extra costs such as fuel to cover long distances.The charity recently lost a funding bid for about £102,000 and as chief executive, Hayley said the impact was “quite catastrophic”.”That was to maintain our children’s…

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Public affairs professional Alex Challoner told me he came to London from the West Country when he was 21 and has called the city his home for 35 years. He said: “I think as a party, we have a choice between winning and losing for a fourth consecutive time. “If we’re serious about winning we have to have some of the boldest policies that will appeal to Londoners. “I’m proposing a crackdown on fair dodgers at the Tube barriers by introducing British Transport Police, as well as training up Transport for London staff to stop people breaking through the barriers.”He…

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Security was tightened around the Election Commission headquarters on Tuesday, with police barricading roads along the route between parliament and the commission’s office. Police officers, some carrying batons and wearing body cameras, reportedly outnumbered protesters along the route to the poll panel’s office. In the afternoon, they detained several MPs who tried to take alternative routes to reach the commission, police official Manjeet Sheoran told the BBC.”They were picked up in buses and taken to different police stations,” he said.The Gandhi siblings were also detained and taken away in a police bus, but were released shortly afterwards. They then resumed…

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Tom Pidcock wanted to “stop racing” after saying that two of his team-mates were hit by a police vehicle travelling the wrong way down the course at the Tre Valli Varesine in Italy.Pidcock finished second at the one-day race in Varese but was left “mad” after Pinarello-Q36.5 team-mates Marcel Camprubi and Thomas Gloag were knocked off their bikes with six laps of the finishing circuit to go.Spain’s Camprubi was able to continue in the race but Pidcock’s fellow Briton Gloag stopped and required stitches on his knee.”First of all, I wanted to stop the race, stop racing myself,” Pidcock told…

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Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch will say there is a “battle of ideas” looming in British politics when she delivers a speech on the final day of her party’s annual conference on Wednesday.Badenoch is expected to tell delegates in Birmingham that the differences between her party and the Labour government go “to the very core of what kind of country we want to be”.This week the Tory leader has been seeking to re-frame the way the public views her party, which has yet to recover in the polls since the last election.The party has already pledged £10bn for a UK air…

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Eastern-based parliament votes to replace longtime speaker with Al-Salhin Abdelnabi al-Obeidi.Published On 7 Oct 20267 Oct 2026Libya’s eastern-based House of Representatives has elected a new speaker, ending Aguila Saleh’s 12-year tenure amid growing discontent among lawmakers over his leadership.Legislators in the 170-member House voted on Tuesday to replace Saleh with Al-Salhin Abdelnabi al-Obeidi, the parliament’s spokesperson announced on X.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listThe vote came a day after 98 members of the House approved a new system limiting the speaker and deputy speakers to a single 12-month term.The change ended an arrangement that had been in place…

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A taxpayer-funded programme aimed at boosting young people’s interest in politics should not be axed just because “money is tight”, one of its members has said.Last month the BBC learned the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) would not be committing to giving any more grants to the UK Youth Parliament.”If the government is to cut the Youth Parliament there should be reasons and there has to be alternatives, even if the funding is tight,” Aman Fatima, MYP for Essex, told BBC Politics East.The government said it was working on a new scheme to increase young people’s involvement…

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The United States stock market has hit an all-time high as excitement around artificial intelligence continues to fuel a buying frenzy on Wall Street.The S&P 500, the benchmark stock index, closed 0.58 percent higher on Tuesday, topping the previous peak reached in mid-August.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemsend of listThe Nasdaq Composite, which is more heavily weighted towards tech stocks, also hit a record high, finishing up 0.45 percent.Tech stocks were among the top performers, with each of the “Magnificent Seven” apart from Meta closing higher.Amazon led the pack with a 1.95 percent gain, followed by Microsoft and Tesla, which…

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For almost a century, The Jazz Singer has been celebrated as the world’s first feature-length film to include synchronised dialogue (known as a “talkie”), and English as the first language of cinema. But a chance discovery threatens to upend film history with the news that it may have been beaten to the title by a full year – and by a film made in Glasgow and written in Scots.The breakthrough was made by the historian and self-confessed “film nerd” Marc David Jacobs, who was conducting research for a book on the first wave of British sound films when he came…

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