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Online retailers will be required to implement stricter checks to prevent minors from purchasing knives following Sir Keir Starmer's statement that it is too easy for children to acquire blades. Axel Rudakubana, who used a knife purchased from Amazon to commit a triple murder, has prompted the government to propose new laws mandating two forms of identification for knife buyers, including official documents and live video verification. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper labeled the incident as...

An essential piece of furniture in many Spanish grandmothers' homes is the 'mesa camilla,' a table with a heater or charcoal fire that reaches temperatures of up to 300C and is covered by a blanket. However, this traditional piece is also a fire hazard made in Spain, posing a risk to safety in households. Despite its cultural significance, the mesa camilla's potential danger highlights the need for caution and proper maintenance when using this unique...

A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 12-year-old boy was stabbed to death in Birmingham. The victim was found with serious injuries near Scribers Lane, Hall Green, and later died in the hospital. Police are urging anyone with information or footage to come forward as they continue their investigation. Full Article

POLITICO revealed in late September the extent of a massacre committed by Mozambican soldiers in retaliation against civilians near the Mozambique LNG site, where they were part of a task force paid by TotalEnergies. Despite claims of serious abuses and torture, TotalEnergies stated they found no evidence to support these allegations. NGOs are questioning the company's competence and accountability, urging an independent investigation by organizations like the UN Human Rights Council. Despite the controversy, TotalEnergies'...

The Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) in the UK is cracking down on benefits fraud by potentially banning cheats from driving for up to two years if they refuse to repay debts of over £1,000. This move follows the revelation that up to £35 billion in benefits has been incorrectly paid out. The new measures, part of the New Public Authorities (Fraud, Error & Recovery) Bill, aim to deter fraudsters and ensure the system...

The new Trump administration believes it has Sir Keir Starmer’s government “over a barrel” on trade, as the UK becomes increasingly reliant on a US deal due to strained relations with the EU and limited success in securing other trade agreements. The US is pressuring the UK to lift its ban on chlorinated chicken and hormone-treated beef, threatening tariffs and causing concern for British farming. Despite Sir Keir and UK officials expressing interest in a...