Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has insisted his support for legalising cannabis is not “inconsistent” with backing a phased smoking ban. The government’s Tobacco and Vapes Bill, which would have made selling tobacco to anyone born after 1 January 2009 illegal, was not passed before the general election after the government ran out of […]
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City records cleanest day since Sept 19 with AQI of 79 NEW DELHI: Delhiites witnessed the cleanest day after a gap of 281 days as the Air Quality Index (AQI) dipped to 79 in ‘satisfactory‘ category on Thursday. This was also the first ‘satisfactory’ day of the year. Rain and strong winds helped in cleaning
Back home, Panenka had been involved in another, almost daily, penalty contest. After training at his Prague club side Bohemians, Panenka and goalkeeper Zdenek Hruska would stay behind to practise spot-kicks. It was a very personal duel. Panenka would have five penalties – he would have to score all five, Hruska would have to save
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AAP To Move Court Over LG‘s Decision NEW DELHI: Calling LG VK Saxena’s decision to temporarily dissolve Dialogue and Development Commission of Delhi (DDCD) as “petty politics”, Aam Aadmi Party on Thursday said it would challenge the order in the court.Delhi urban development minister Saurabh Bharadwaj said that all commissions, committees and boards of Centre
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8 hours ago By Tom Espiner, BBC business reporter Alamy Thursday was the third day the inquiry heard from Gareth Jenkins. He will conclude his oral evidence on Friday A Fujitsu software expert who helped build the Horizon system has said he felt pressurised by the Post Office over evidence he gave in the 2010 prosecution of
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