420 with CNW — DC Legislative Committee Approves Reform Bill Eliminating Cannabis Business Licensing Caps

MP Mike Tapp is calling for support for the Battle of Britain Memorial, which is at risk of closure due to a funding crisis.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday said he spoke with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman about an agent at the company breaching the commonwealth's health department website in June. Albanese told reporters in New York City, on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly, that the agent gained access to the Medicare Statistics Reporting...

Major changes to ISA rules will come into force from next spring

A jury has heard comments made by a mum accused of murdering a man outside her home just hours after a birthday party she hosted.

A restaurant which only launched last year has been added to the prestigious Michelin Guide, brining Kent’s total on the list to 27.

After weeks of frustration, delays and posturing, Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump got down to business on Thursday, kicking off their high-stakes summit, Xi’s first on US soil since 2015. The two started the morning with a formal arrival ceremony on the White House South Lawn and Rose Garden that included nearly 500 military personnel, the Chinese and American national anthems played by the US Marine Band and opening remarks from both leaders. Both leaders sought to...

Max's heartbroken owners claim their beloved tabby was killed intentionally in a 'targeted attack'

Just one mast of a sunken bomb ship remains protruding from the water off Kent’s coast after the removal of the second of the three steel structures.

Ryanair said its Porto to Dublin flight returned after a 'false security report', then resumed its journey

'During one of the instances of abuse, the girl was still wearing her school uniform'

Leah Wagstaff tragically lost her life in the fire, while her son is in critical condition after flames ripped through the family home in Kent

North Korea said Thursday it has test-fired shells for an upgraded 240mm multiple rocket launcher system, stressing the need to deploy the "deadliest" attack forces along the border with South Korea. North Korea conducted a test of upgraded 240mm-caliber controlled multiple-launch rockets Tuesday under the country's five-year plan for modernizing artillery and missile forces, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) reported. Leading military cadres overseeing the test said "the development of range-extended rockets assures them of a significant change in the firepower readiness along the southern border," according to the report. Pak Jong-chon, vice chairman of the Central Military Commission of the ruling Workers' Party, stressed the need to "concentrate the deadliest and destructive attack forces on the southern border," according to the KCNA. "He underscored the need to make the enemy aware of the fact that we have replaced all our armed forces' long-range strike means with the latest ones at the earliest date," it said. The rockets equipped with the "autonomous pinpoint guide system" ar