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Labour Minister said that Employees will not be penalized for delinquent employers

Labour Minister said that Employees will not be penalized for delinquent employers, Human resources officer stationed on sister islands, Man blasts BVI court for continuous case adjournment, Nick Cannon sacked from CBS after racial comments USVI COVID-19 Updates and weekly arrest blotter
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Princess Diana's First Job Application: 17-Year-Old's Contract with Solve Your Problem Ltd. Expected to Sell for $10,000 at Auction

A work contract signed by Princess Diana, then known as Diana Spencer, before her marriage to Prince Charles is expected to be sold for $10,000 at auction in the UK.

£23m Approved for A595 Road Scheme in Cumbria: Boosting Infrastructure and Employment Growth

Approval for a £23.1 million funding has been granted by the Department for Transport (DfT) for the construction of a new 1.4km (0.8-mile) section of road on the A595 between Ch...

AI-Generated Scams: How Fraudsters Use Fake Celebrity Articles and Paid Facebook Ads to Promote Crypto Investment Schemes

A writer explains that they have been falsely represented as conducting interviews with famous people, such as Zoe Ball, Jeremy Clarkson, and Chris Tarrant, about making large s...

UK Businesses Warn of 'Devastating' Impact from Potential US TikTok Ban

A TikTok ban in the US, as a result of a new law signed by President Biden, could negatively impact around 1.5 million UK businesses that use the app, particularly those that re...

Orban: Destroy Liberal World Order - Predicts End This Year

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban believes the liberal world order has brought chaos and must be destroyed.

Media Integrity Questioned: BBC Admits Fault in Gaza Reporting

The BBC has admitted to inaccuracies in its reporting of civilian deaths in Gaza, raising serious questions about media integrity and the portrayal of international conflicts.

Crisis in Care: UK's Elderly Suffer in Long A&E Waits

The UK is facing an acute elderly care crisis, with reports indicating that elderly patients are waiting an average of seven hours on A&E trolleys.

Diplomatic Tensions: Sunak Clashes with Macron Over Rwanda Plan

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has publicly rebuked French President Emmanuel Macron's criticism of the Rwanda migration plan.

Rwanda Bill Repercussions: Irish Immigration Surges

The implementation of the Rwanda Bill has led to a significant increase in migrants moving to Ireland, as stated by the deputy PM.

Royal Navy Triumph: First Ballistic Missile Shootdown

In a historic first, the Royal Navy has successfully shot down a ballistic missile in combat, marking a significant milestone in the UK's military capabilities.
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