Canada's housing agency says risks remain in the mortgage market as over a million contracts are up for renewal next year while a growing share of new mortgages are being issued by alternative lenders.
Prince William has been spotted in high spirits as he took on his first day of royal engagements in Cape Town.
Kamala Harris courts Gazawar critics Trump heats up rhetoric in final hours
Birchall has accepted a three-year contract with Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL) to embark on a fast-track pathway to refereeing.
A Kilkenny man who sexually abused eight boys has been jailed for 19 years
Ballot drop boxes in the Pacific Northwest were recently targeted in arson attacks, raising concerns about election security. Officials in New York, however, assure the public that a stolen election is impossible due to extensive security measures in place. Despite these assurances, some voters remain apprehensive, particularly in light of the events of January 6th.
Grimes thinks Elon Musk should stay grounded. The singer took a not-so-veiled swipe at her ex, who has often talked about his plans to visit Mars one day, with an emphatic endorsement of Olivia...
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For what might be the first time this year, Drake has publicly encountered a person he thought was a good friend but was, in actuality, a close ally to the man he was beefing with: Kendrick Lamar.
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Students at the University of York's West Campus.
The cap on tuition fees will rise to £9,535 a year from 2025, education secretary Bridget Phillipson has announced.
It is the first time the charges have gone up in eight years and comes amid warnings the university sector is facing a funding crisis.
The move will be welcomed by higher education bosses, but is likely to spark anger among students and their families.
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The Board of Elections estimated that they've already tallied nearly three million votes.
“I don’t want to know. My stress level is high enough as it is.”
A couple are urging people to proceed with caution this Bonfire Night after their beloved dog died after a surprise morning firework display
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Spurs coach Gregg Popovich is out indefinitely while recovering from an illness that forced him to miss Saturday's win over the Timberwolves.
The Pakistan Navy successfully test-fired a new ballistic missile with a range of 350 km. The missile, capable of hitting both land and sea targets, was launched from a warship and features advanced navigation capabilities, including the ability to change direction and speed mid-flight. High-ranking officials, including the President and Prime Minister, commended the Navy and scientists involved.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson says the move to hike tuition fees for the first time since 2017 was 'not an easy decision' but needed to 'secure the future of higher education'
A LAUNDRY expert has revealed a simple £1.50 buy that will remove smoke from your clothes this bonfire night.
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FRANCE 24 Journalist Jenny Ben Brahim tells us more about Quincy Jones, the superstar producer behind Michael Jackson's thriller album, who died at 91. Born in Chicago, Jones’ decades-long career started in smoky jazz clubs where he collaborated with jazz innovators like Miles Davis and Charlie Parker. He also worked on arrangements for Frank Sinatra. Jones also left his mark on pop music, notably through his collaboration with Michael Jackson for whom he produced what is still the biggest selling album of all time – Thriller.
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With the flooding having killed more than 200 people, the anger over the perceived lack of warning and slow response erupted into chants of ‘murderer’ and mud-slinging at the Spanish king and queen. But, writes Graham Keeley in Madrid, the real vitriol is actually reserved for the country’s politicians