Landlords Seek $1.5 Billion in Eviction Moratorium Settlement
Over 1,500 US landlords are in settlement talks with the Justice Department over losses from the 2020-2021 federal eviction moratorium, seeking up to $1.5 billion.
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BBC iPlayer Must-Watch Period Drama About Real-Life Hero
Stream 'On the Basis of Sex' on BBC iPlayer, a biopic about Ruth Bader Ginsburg starring Felicity Jones and Armie Hammer. A must-see period drama.
Scott McTominay Ripped to Shreds After Napoli Draw
Scott McTominay faced harsh criticism from Italian media after Napoli's goalless draw with Como, damaging their Serie A title hopes. The ex-Man Utd star was labelled 'lost' and 'average'.
Antarctic Memoir: Healing Among Adelie Penguins
A conservation biologist's memoir recounts her three months in Antarctica studying Adelie penguins, finding solace from grief in the frozen wilderness.
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UK Measures to Save Summer Holidays from Flight Cancellations
The UK government is relaxing flight slot rules to help airlines cancel less popular routes, reduce fuel demand, and protect holiday flights amid rising jet fuel costs due to the Iran war.
UK Relaxes Flight Slots to Save Summer Holidays Amid Fuel Crisis
Ministers ease 'use it or lose it' slot rules to allow airlines to cancel flights without penalty, preserving jet fuel for holiday travel after prices double due to Iran war.
Existential Therapy: Could It Change Your Life? Interview
Emmy van Deurzen, pioneer of existential therapy in the UK, discusses her philosophical approach, new book, and how working with life rather than just the psyche can transform mental health.
DeChambeau Denies PGA Tour Talks, Commits to LIV
Bryson DeChambeau denies reports of seeking a return to the PGA Tour, reaffirming commitment to LIV Golf despite funding doubts.
Albanese Gov Drafts Three Tax Changes Before Budget
The Albanese government is drafting three tax changes including negative gearing restrictions, capital gains tax rollback, and family trust tax breaks elimination ahead of the May 12 budget.
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DVLA Rule: Campervan Speed Limits Lower Than Cars
Drivers of campervans and motorhomes could face fines and penalty points if their vehicle is still classified as a commercial van, as speed limits differ based on weight and registration.
Men Doing More Housework Boost Libido: Study
A study finds that men who share equally in household chores like cleaning report increased sexual desire, while women's libido drops with unequal task division.
UK Eases Flight Slot Rules to Save Summer Holidays
Ministers relax 'use it or lose it' slot rules to allow airlines to cancel flights without penalty, aiming to preserve jet fuel for holiday routes amid soaring costs from Iran conflict.
US Judge: Military Lawyers Can Prosecute Civilians
A federal judge in Minnesota ruled that military lawyers can prosecute civilians for non-military offenses, rejecting a challenge under the Posse Comitatus Act in a case involving an assault on a border agent.
Kirsten O'Brien Joins BBC Radio 2 After Leaving BBC Berkshire
Former CBBC star Kirsten O'Brien bids farewell to BBC Berkshire after eight years, announcing a new role as a traffic reporter on BBC Radio 2.
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Sudoku 7299 Expert: Ultimate Brain Teaser
Challenge your logic with Sudoku 7299 Expert. This puzzle demands advanced strategies. Fill the grid so each row, column, and 3x3 box contains digits 1-9. Perfect for puzzle enthusiasts.
East West Rail Complete But No Passenger Trains Yet
The East West Rail line linking Oxford to Milton Keynes was finished in 2024, but passenger services have not started due to disputes and delays, leaving locals frustrated.
Arne Slot Faces Liverpool Verdict Amid Transition
Arne Slot awaits his own verdict on Liverpool's season, with Champions League qualification crucial. Despite past success, he acknowledges the need to prove himself continually.
Starmer: Strait of Hormuz Reopening Not a Return to Normal
PM Sir Keir Starmer warns that reopening the Strait of Hormuz will not restore normalcy, urging a new economic course instead of returning to the status quo after crises like 2008 and Covid.
Delta Tunnel Faces Major Hurdles as Newsom Era Nears End
California's $20 billion Delta tunnel project clears a hurdle but faces financing, water rights, and political challenges as Governor Newsom's term ends.
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SNAP Drop Linked to New Law, Not Fraud or Economy
Agriculture Secretary Rollins credits fraud reduction and economy for 4.3M SNAP drop, but experts say new work requirements and eligibility changes are the real cause.
The Real Greek to Close 9 Branches After Rescue
The Real Greek chain will close 9 of its 28 outlets after being rescued by Karali Group, owners of Cote Brasserie. 358 jobs saved across remaining sites.
Oscars Restrict AI Use, Ban Synthetic Performances
The Academy has updated Oscar rules to restrict AI in eligible productions, requiring human performances and human-authored screenplays, effective for the 99th Academy Awards.
Union Boss: Ofsted Inspections Put Lives at Unnecessary Risk
NAHT general secretary Paul Whiteman will criticise Ofsted at the union's annual conference, warning that inspection pressures are endangering school leaders' lives.
Stop Boasting About Ofsted Scores, Heads Told
NAHT union chief Paul Whiteman urges top-rated headteachers to stop boasting about Ofsted scores, citing increased pressure on colleagues and linking inspections to tragic deaths.
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Uganda Sovereignty Bill: Critics Warn of 'Coup'
Uganda's proposed Protection of Sovereignty Bill imposes up to 20 years for promoting 'foreign interests,' sparking fears of crushing dissent and a constitutional coup.
FCA Faces Four Lawsuits Over £9.1bn Car Loan Scheme
The FCA is defending four legal challenges against its £9.1bn compensation scheme for motor finance victims, creating uncertainty for millions.
Amtrak Considers Loosening Gun Restrictions on Trains
Amtrak is considering a major policy change to allow firearms on more trains by installing lockboxes, despite recent security incidents and criticism from gun safety advocates.
BBC Unveils 'Reputation': Legal Drama for The Split Fans
BBC announces 'Reputation', a new six-part legal drama following a celebrity libel battle. Perfect for fans of The Split, it stars a formidable lawyer defending a pop star.
Labour Urged to Cut Red Tape for Floating Solar on Reservoirs
Labour faces demands to ease planning rules for floating solar panels on reservoirs, which could power a city the size of Birmingham by 2030 and reduce reliance on farmland.
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Scrap 'Unaffordable' State Pension Triple Lock, Says Blair Think Tank
The Tony Blair Institute recommends scrapping the state pension triple lock, calling it outdated and unaffordable, and proposes a new 'lifespan fund' system.
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