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Burnham, who took over as Britain's leader in July and said last month that Britain could consider rejoining the European Union in the future, is the first British prime minister to say openly there was evidence of Russian interference in the referendum a decade ago.
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Four persons were injured after a part of a 60-year-old building collapsed in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, prompting authorities to evacuate occupants. Read More: https://punchng.com/four-injured-as-part-of-60-year-old-building-collapses-in-rivers/
A narrow Constitutional Court ruling on asylum applications was distorted online into false claims about citizenship, grants, jobs and voting, fuelling anti-foreigner mobilisation in Durban.
The judgment, hailed as a ‘profound victory for wild animals’, brings relief to conservation and animal protection organisations that have worked for years to secure explicit recognition of animal…
The Greens outline demands for stronger protections and tougher penalties for tech giants, as Labor seeks a way through the Senate for its digital safety laws.
With Israel's election two weeks away, Lesley Stahl travels to the West Bank, where militant Israeli settlers have carried out violent attacks against the Palestinians, often with impunity. The Israeli government is showing an unwillingness to crack down on the violence. Tonight on 60 Minutes.
