Jeff Goldblum Says His Kids Will Have To Fend For Themselves Financially
Jeff Goldblum says there won’t be any handouts in his household.
Political news from Britain
Everything You Need To Know About The 2024 Local Elections
On Thursday, the public will be able to vote in a number of different elections across England and Wales, including for local council seats, regional mayors, and police and crime commissioners.
Minister Suggests Public Body Should Defend MPs’ Right Not To Be "Bullied" And "Harassed"
Government minister Steve Baker has said there is a case for an existing public body to remind activists that politicians are not “fair game” for “harassment, intimidation and bullying”.
Today in Politics: PM Modi to ramp up BJP campaign in Gujarat; Priyanka Gandhi to hold rally in Ajmal turf
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is on Wednesday set to campaign in Gujarat, which is heading to polls in the third phase of voting in the Lok Sabha elections on May 7. PM Modi is expected to address public meetings in the Banaskantha and Sabarkantha Lok Sabha constituencies, which is expected to boost the BJP’s electioneering in the state.
Bill banning transgender athletes from publicly-funded sports quashed in B.C.
A proposal by British Columbia Conservative Leader John Rustad to use “biological sex” to classify participants in publicly funded sports teams and events, effectively banning transgender athletes, didn’t get to first base.
Israeli Minister Reportedly Asks IDF To Kill Palestinians Instead Of Arresting Them
Israel’s far-right national security minister has reportedly asked whether the military could kill some of the Palestinians taken captive instead of arresting them — the latest comment by one of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s multiple extremist cabinet members that dehumanizes residents of Gaza.
McGill requests ‘police assistance’ to remove pro-Palestinian encampment on campus
On the fourth day of a pro-Palestinian encampment on the lower field of McGill University, the school said it called police to dismantle the site and two students went to court to suspend protests at the downtown campus.
Addiction a ‘health-care crisis’ as B.C. eyes public drug use ban: minister
Federal Mental Health and Addictions Minister Ya’ara Saks says the government remains “wholeheartedly committed” to working with British Columbia as the premier wants to scale back the province’s drug decriminalization exemption.