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Yemen Calls for Int’l Pressure on Houthis to End Taiz Siege

The legitimate government in Yemen reiterated its call on the international community to pressure the Iran-backed Houthi militias to join in good faith efforts to achieve peace in the war-torn country. United Nations Special Envoy for Yemen Hans Grundberg acknowledged before the Security Council that no progress has been reached…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Human poo floods into Council flat through sink and 'destroys' property

Dublin Live previously reported on major issues with this complex, which included plagues of "rats the size of cats" and sewage entering apartments through the plumbing

Dublin Live

Family delight as son gets new accessible swing to play on and Falkirk Council promise more on way

A plea to a local councillor helped to deliver a special swing that means 11-year-old Rory can continue to have swing in the park

Daily Record

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'Intimidating' East Lothian garden room gets go ahead despite neighbours' outrage

Neighbours have warned councillors they are willing to take the decision to approve the garden room to a judicial review claiming it breaches privacy rules.

Edinburgh Live

Clerk was able to steal £238,000 from town council because of major governance failings

Maesteg town council was said to have created an environment which could be 'exploited to defraud'

Wales Online

Merseyside council updates monkeypox response as doses run out across UK

Councillor Jason Walsh said: "What we saw from the pandemic is that things can travel quite quickly. I think the wider response has been disappointing"

Liverpool Echo

Councillors demand meeting with top official over 'shocking' planning decision

Wirral Council said: "The decision to approve this application was taken following full consideration of the issues"

Liverpool Echo

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Bristol City Council told to pay homeless man £8k for failing to support him

The council was told to compensate him for the lack of support

Bristol Post

Ards move closer to new home after signing land lease on six acre site in Newtownards

Proposed 2,000-capacity stadium will include two seated stands, changing room facilities, floodlights and a car park

Belfast Live

Mid Ulster Councillors allowances revealed for 2021/22

Almost £700,000 was claimed by the locally elected representatives from across the district

Belfast Live

Feile an Phobail: Calls for review of public funding after weekend incidents spark outrage

"We are in 2022, this is not the Northern Ireland that we need to be building."

Belfast Live

The changing Constitution since Independence

As India celebrates its 75th Independence Day, the Opposition has touted itself as the ‘protector of the Constitution’ and the fundamental identity of India.

The Hindu

Mid Ulster Council say 'no rebates to ratepayers' in spite of strike action disruption

A council spokesperson said no refund would be forthcoming

Belfast Live

Sudan Raises State of Alert to Face Torrents, Heavy Rain

Head of Sudan’s Transitional Sovereign Council Lieutenant-General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan pledged Sunday to provide support for all those affected by the floods and heavy rains. He made the remarks in a speech on Sunday in the northern city of Shendi, on the occasion of the 68th anniversary of the establishment…

Asharq Al-Awsat

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Council grants to snuff out fire extinguisher waste

New Zealand has been lagging in recycling fire extinguishers, but a new trial is now being supported by a grant from a council fund targeted at waste minimisation.

Belfast Live

Belfast City Council looks into big investment plan for city parks

It follows complaints some public spaces in the city are "left behind"

Manchester Evening News

What the orange Metrolink line reveals about the future of Manchester city centre

“We are going to have to start moving out a bit"

Liverpool Echo

Foodbank staff now relying on donations themselves as bills rise

Councilor believes everyone in his ward will soon be in fuel poverty

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UN Watchdog Warns of 'Grave' Crisis amid Violence near Ukraine Nuclear Plant

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog warned an emergency Security Council meeting on Thursday of the "grave" crisis unfolding at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, as Moscow and Kyiv traded accusations of new shelling near the facility. "This is a serious hour, a grave hour," Rafael Grossi,…

Daily Mirror

Council's U-turn after backlash over not collecting bins for a MONTH in heatwave

Waltham Forest Council have backtracked after sparking a public outcry on Twitter announcing that they would not be collecting food and garden bins in the next heatwave

Nottingham Post

Nottingham tram to provide free summer club travel for children eligible for free school meals

The aim is to prevent children from missing out on the educational activities

Evening Standard

Fury as Waltham Forest blames heatwave for suspending food and garden waste collections for a month

Residents in north-east London have reacted with fury after a council announced it would be suspending food and garden waste collections for a month during some of the hottest weather of the year.

Daily Record

Number of families asking for uniform grants and free school meals has increased as cost of living continues to rise

Paisley families are looking to the council to help them provide their children with uniforms and a hot meal at lunch

Daily Record

New benefits for South Lanarkshire Council workers have been announced

A package of new benefits for local authority employees has been unveiled.

The National (Scotland)

Leading Scots Tory councillor panned for 'deeply offensive' tweets

THE Tory depute leader of one Scottish council has come under scrutiny for an old tweet in which he said those who couldn’t afford children should…

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