OVER 75s will no long benefit from free TV licences from August 1, it’s been confirmed today. The scheme had been due to end on June 1 but the corporation extended the free lifeline for millions of elderly Brits due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, which has seen many forced to stay at home. It […]
Chemicals maker BASF India Ltd. on Thursday said it has received a tax demand notice of ₹46 crore from the Karnataka government. The company said tha
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Most people aged over 75 will have to start paying for their TV licence from 1 August, the BBC has said.
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi today addressed the inaugural session of India Global week via video-conference. Referring to the current times of crisis, the Prime Minister said India would play a leading role in the global revival. He said that this is closely linked with two factors. First is – Indian talent and second is India’s ability to reform and rejuvenate
THE BBC is pushing ahead with plans to end free TV licences for most over-75s after postponing the controversial change due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Thanks to his company’s stock market performance, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos keeps getting richer by the week. After adding another 10 billion to his fortune in seven days, his net worth has hit a new high of $183 billion.
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Tottenham boss Jose Mourinho has decisions to make on a number of his first-team players this summer.
The Competition and Markets Authority said it has also secured £8m to go directly to the NHS after the companies admitted their actions.
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Jeffrey Epstein and Ghisliane Maxwell operated a mysterious company called TerraMar that pushed the UN to issue passports for the ocean, listed a Manhattan property owned by the Rothschilds as a base, and was funded [...]
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U.S. regulators have long sought more transparency from Chinese companies with shares trading on U.S. exchanges.
JIM Bob and Michelle Duggar ignored the feud with their daughter Jill to wish her son Sam a happy birthday. The Counting On stars shared several snaps of Sam at a golf course to mark the three year old’s big day, and wrote “We love you so much” in the caption. Jill and her husband […]
With 3,055,101 cases and 132,309 deaths, the United States is the worst-hit country, with Brazil second having registered 1,713,160 cases and 67,964 deaths. The tallies probably reflect only a fraction of the number of infections as many countries test only the most serious cases.
Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador lavished praise on President Donald Trump at their first meeting on Wednesday, saying the U.S. leader treated Mexico with respect despite his history of threatening tariffs and insulting Mexicans. The leftist Mexican leader made his first foreign trip as president to the White House, where he and Trump accentuated the positive in their public remarks […]
Boots is cutting 4,000 jobs and closing 48 opticians as part of a response to the impact coronavirus has had on its business in the latest blow for the high street
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An iconic blue Spitfire emblazoned with the words "Thank U NHS" will fly over hospitals while displaying the names of 80,000 people who helped during the pandemic.
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