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Northern Ballet's new show for children, Little Red Riding Hood, will embark on a major national tour throughout spring 2020, including performances in Wolverhampton.

Hayden Redd rushed for 99 yards and a pair of touchdowns today for the Moapa Valley High football team in a 35-0 victory against ...

Report reveals severe lack of services for UK opioid painkiller addicts  The Guardian

Travel times are now longer in Asia’s most congested metropolitan area, and they’re expected to get even worse in the run-up to the Christmas holiday.

England are looking to win their second-ever World Cup and are the big favourites heading into the clash with South Africa

Supermum Rebecca Compton has spent the past five years learning about home renovations - and now she's an expert at it

Horse Racings for Saturday and Sunday race meetings at Newmarket, Ascot, Ayr and Wetherby

While 16,000 Tamil Nadu doctors walked-out to demand salary increases and promotions, thousands of the state’s railway workers struck against privatisation measures.

The question arises: what was so special about this school, which existed for just 14 years (1919-1933) and was forced to change its location three times in Germany due to the hostile reaction of conservative and nationalist forces?

Roger Waters, the internationally acclaimed musician and creative force behind the rock band Pink Floyd, is playing a prominent and welcome role in the fight to free the WikiLeaks publisher.

Hundreds of Hamburg students have protested against the return of Bernd Lucke, founder of the far-right Alternative for Germany, to their university in the past two weeks.

In light of Thursday’s vote in the House of Representatives to formalize the impeachment inquiry against Trump, it is worth contrasting the events now unfolding in Washington to those that led to the resignation of Richard Nixon 45 years ago.

Brady is demanding a full-scale witch hunt against Chinese “interference” in order to align New Zealand even more closely with US war preparations.

The mass destruction of full-time jobs and a rapid growth in casualisation across every sector has been overseen by Liberal and Labor governments alike.

Eighty years after the end of the Second World War, leading politicians from all parties openly advocate policies of war and military violence.

Last week, the Spanish Socialist Party government exhumed the remains of fascist dictator General Francisco Franco from his vast “Valley of the Fallen” mausoleum.

The Bangladeshi government is exploiting outrage over the brutal murder of a young woman to step up its law-and-order attacks on democratic rights.

A Human Rights Watch report documents extrajudicial executions, forced disappearances and attacks on medical facilities by militias trained, funded and directed by the CIA.

The Telangana transport workers courageously defied the state Chief Minister’s ultimatum that they immediately end their strike or be deemed “self-dismissed.”

The political vacuum in Lebanon poses the risk of an intervention by the regional powers or their local proxies.

Lightfoot’s first budget, containing large increases to the police department and higher fees affecting workers, is a continuation of the Democratic Party’s right-wing assault on the working class.

Trump’s intervention comes less than four months after US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned the US government would not allow a Corbyn government to take office and would “push back” to prevent this.

The latest allegations, involving the embezzlement of $1.5 million in dues money, follow the shutdown of the GM strike as the UAW attempts to ram through a pro-company agreement with Ford.

The tentative agreement announced with Ford will further advance the restructuring of the auto industry into a low wage sector employing large numbers of contingent workers.

Incongruous and sometimes unfamiliar ingredients resolve into delicious dishes in Sydney Road's Rascal.