Nigel Farage was asked on BBC Question Time about the selection of candidates for his party who have been widely reported for their controversial comments. Mr Farage says “in most cases they’ve been disowned”, and he “wouldn’t want anything to do with them”. A Channel 4 documentary recorded a Reform UK campaigner using a racist […]
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JALANDHAR: As infighting rages in Shiromani Akali Dal (SAD), with Sukhbir Singh Badal camp accusing BJP of engineering a rebellion in his party, old-timers recall how 25 years ago, it was BJP that had become a factor that split SAD and worsened the feud between then Punjab CM and SAD president Parkash Singh Badal and
Getty Images Aer Lingus pilots are taking part in strike action because of a dispute over pay Some flights at the Dublin, Cork, Knock and Shannon airports have been cancelled as Aer Lingus pilots are due to go on strike on Saturday. The pilots began a work-to-rule on Wednesday and the strike action, which will
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NEW DELHI: Nearly 80% of public health facilities in India do not meet the minimum essential standards for infrastructure, manpower, equipment and other benchmarks set by govt. This shocking detail has emerged from a self-assessment exercise carried out by govt in which public health facilities from states and UTs covered under the National Health Mission
9 minutes ago By Shelley Phelps, Westminster correspondent, BBC Wales News BBC Lewis Watt says he has never voted in an election, and does not plan to this time either At Tonyrefail community centre in Rhondda Cynon Taf, among the crowd of people chatting as they waited for their breakfast to be served was 32-year-old plasterer Lewis
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