For centuries, the Freemasons have been shrouded in secrecy, with countless myths and conspiracies surrounding their rituals, symbols, and influence. However, in a surprising and
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Court grants Palestinian refugee family the right to stay in the UK after Home Office initially rejects their application
A Palestinian family from Gaza has won the right to live in the UK after a judge ruled in their favor, despite their initial application
Peter Mandelson embraces unexpected diplomatic role as UK Ambassador in Washington after once condemning Donald Trump
In a political twist that few saw coming, Peter Mandelson is now settling into his new role as the UK’s Ambassador to Washington. What makes
Albanian crime gangs dominate the UK drug trade by securing cheap cocaine but fail to break into Liverpool’s tightly controlled underworld
Organized crime is constantly evolving, and in the UK, Albanian drug gangs have become a dominant force. Using direct connections to Colombian cartels, they’ve managed
Luxury Hotel in Belfast Introduces an Exclusive £1,000 Cocktail Crafted with Rare Irish Whiskey and French Oak Aging
Luxury cocktails aren’t exactly new, but The Merchant Hotel in Belfast has just raised the bar—literally. The renowned hotel has unveiled a brand-new cocktail menu
Mastercard Foundation and ASU offer life-changing graduate scholarships for African students in Rwanda
If you’re an ambitious young African professional dreaming of earning a master’s degree but worried about the cost, here’s some fantastic news! The Mastercard Foundation,
IVÓ launches groundbreaking fashion empowerment program to create 800 jobs for young African entrepreneurs
At IVÓ, we believe that fashion is more than just clothing—it’s a powerful vehicle for change, creativity, and economic growth. That’s why we are committed
Trump administration fires USAID watchdog Paul Martin after he exposes oversight failures in humanitarian aid funding
In a dramatic shake-up, the Trump administration has abruptly fired Paul Martin, the inspector general of USAID, just a day after he issued a scathing
Earl of Yarmouth takes legal action against his parents over inheritance dispute at historic Ragley Hall estate in Warwickshire
Before I found my calling as a full-time astrologer, I had the joy of working with children—both in schools and as a childminder. Through their
Bitter inheritance dispute forces the Earl of Yarmouth to take legal action against his own family over control of Ragley Hall in Warwickshire
A bitter family dispute over inheritance and control of a historic estate has landed the Earl of Yarmouth in court, battling against his own parents