Wages fall 3.9% – the fastest rate in 13 years – as cost-of-living crisis bites
As the cost-of-living crisis bites, wages are plummeting at the quickest rate in the past 13 years, and older workers are returning to the job
Next year, lawmakers will likely receive a 2.9% pay raise as ministers condemn striking unions
As ministers urge striking unions not to attempt to match rising inflation, a 2,9% salary raise for members of parliament is likely for the spring.
Member of K-pop ensemble starts military service at the frontline boot camp
YEONCHEON, Republic of Korea — Jin, the eldest member of K-pop supergroup BTS, began his 18-month mandatory military duty on Tuesday at a frontline South
New Zealand’s prime minister caught a challenger using derogatory terms
Tuesday, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was caught on a hot mic using an expletive at a rival politician, a rare slip-up for a
Today’s UK weather forecast calls for schools to remain closed as the country braces for additional snow and ice
As Britain prepares for more snow and ice, schools across the country are closed for a second straight day. Yesterday, as an Arctic chill enveloped
Woman had to strap her grandfather to wooden plank and drive him to hospital since there were ‘no ambulances available’
A lady claims she had to strap her grandfather to a piece of wood and drive him to the hospital in the back of a
After new laws criminalize sex outside marriage, Bali officials say tourists have ‘nothing to fear’
Despite the fact that the Indonesian government has released a new, very contentious penal code that forbids sexual activity outside of marriage, Bali officials believe
Home Office is negotiating the rental of an 820-chalet vacation park on the south coast to shelter migrants
In an attempt to reduce the £6 million-per-day hotel price for tiny boat arrivals, Channel migrants could be housed at a Pontins holiday camp. The
Allambie Heights Christmas carol event: boy’s chest has a “open crater” caused by a firework
An 11-year-old youngster was left with a “open crater in his chest” after being struck by an out-of-control firework at a Christmas Carol event in
Deanna ‘Violet’ Coco bailed after appealing Sydney Harbour Bridge climate change protest sentence
A Sydney climate demonstrator who was imprisoned for obstructing rush-hour traffic on the Harbour Bridge has been released on bail awaiting an appeal. Deanna ‘Violet’