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China Provides Financial Incentive for Parents to Encourage Childbirth

One Year After Southport Incident, Local MP Assures Community Will Not Be Defined By Tragedy | The Southport Assault

Luka Doncic of the Lakers displays weight reduction outside of the season in Men’s Health | Basketball Updates

Marseille Enhances Offense by Securing Highest-Ever Signing

Up-to-date news report | 29th of July, 2025 – Morning Edition

Four lives lost, including a law enforcement officer, in Midtown violent incident

Edinburgh University is urged by Jewish leaders to persist in maintaining the definition of antisemitism.

The alarming consequences of escalating summer temperatures in the UK: Scientists express their deep worries over the climate emergency

Nationwide Audit of Troubles-linked Murders Stalls Under Legacy Act

Investigation launched into another suspected fire at children’s day care facility in New South Wales following two incidents within a week.

Urgent Request for British Museum to Display Bayeux Tapestry in ‘1066 Region’ | Bayeux Tapestry

Great Britain could require an innovative approach to identify individuals fixated on violence, according to an upcoming report on the Prevent strategy.

Excavation commences at Irish location thought to contain the remains of approximately 800 infants | Ireland

Legal representatives of Hannah Thomas allege that she suffered a facial blow from a law enforcement official | Australian police and policing

Despite the department’s warning, Jim Chalmers remains firm in his assertion that Labor can accomplish the goal of building 1.2 million new homes. | Housing

Vast Majority Across France, Germany, Italy, and Spain Back UK Reentry into EU: Poll Results on Brexit Revealed

Metropolitan Police Commissioner decries higher mortality rates for black London boys before age 18 compared to white counterparts.