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Draft of revenue policy (amendment) ordinance 2025 approved

The Council of Advisers, chaired by Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus, approved the draft of ‘Revenue Policy and Revenue Management (Amendment) Ordinance, 2025’ at its 39th meeting held on Thursday at Chief Adviser’s Office (CAO). During the meeting, the council also gave its nod to the proposed Agreement between the Government of Islamic Republic of Pakistan and the Government of ...

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Miller meets Prof Ali Riaz

European Union (EU) Ambassador in Dhaka Michael Miller on Thursday held a meeting with Vice-Chairman of National Consensus Commission Professor Ali Riaz. They discussed in detail the activities, goals and achievements of the commission. The meeting was held at the Consensus Commission office in Sangsad Bhaban area in the capital, a commission press release said. Prof Ali Riaz briefed the ...

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CNG station blast in Habiganj injures 6, burns 11 vehicles

An explosion occurred Thursday morning at a CNG station in Nabiganj upazila of Habiganj leaving six people severely injured and at least 11 vehicles, including a passenger bus and 10 CNG-run auto-rickshaws, completely burned. The blast took place around 6:00 am at Auskandi CNG station on the Dhaka-Sylhet highway while gas was being filled into a bus. The impact of ...

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West London council considering legal action to prevent the housing of asylum seekers in hotels

A West London council is considering taking legal action against the government over the placement of asylum seekers into hotels. This follows a High Court injunction won by Epping Forest District Council on Tuesday. The Conservative-led Hillingdon Council is now weighing up its options. Council Leader, Councillor Ian Edwards told the Local Democracy Reporting Service [LDRS] that the council must ...

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Marilyn Monroe to Joan Crawford: Hollywood’s most stunning costume jewellery

Featuring inexpensive materials and faux gems, these remarkable pieces of jewellery have been worn by the world’s most glamorous stars in the golden age of Hollywood – from Joan Crawford to Liberace. A new book explores the story of statement jewels. We all know that a statement necklace, bangle or earrings can provide the finishing touch to an outfit, but ...

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Should we all be taking vitamin supplements?

Vitamin supplements can be an efficient way to add vitamins lacking in our diet. But they’re not a silver bullet. The market for vitamin and mineral supplements is estimated to be worth $32.7bn (£24.2bn), and over 74% of Americans and two-thirds of Britons admit to using them in an effort to improve their health. However, the pills are mired in ...

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Government borrowing lower than expected in July

UK government borrowing was lower than expected in July, following a rise in tax and National Insurance receipts. Borrowing – the difference between public spending and tax income – was £1.1bn in July, which was £2.3bn less than the same month last year, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) said. It was the lowest July figure for three years, the ...

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Labour membership falls by 200,000 in five years

Labour has lost almost 200,000 members in the past five years, according to the party’s latest annual accounts. The party’s membership has been steadily falling since Sir Keir Starmer became leader in April 2020, from a peak of 532,046 at the end of 2019. Despite the party’s landslide election victory last summer, it shed another 37,215 members over the course ...

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Most areas with asylum seeker hotels have Labour councils

More than half of the council areas with asylum seeker hotels are fully or partly controlled by Labour, according to BBC analysis of figures released by the government. On Tuesday, Conservative-controlled Epping Forest District Council won a temporary injunction in the courts to stop 140 asylum seekers living at the Bell Hotel in Epping. The ruling could hinder the government’s ...

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Aug 21 grenade case: Appellate Div’s verdict on Tarique, others on Sept 4

The Supreme Court’s Appellate Division has set September 4 to deliver the final judgement on a petition filed challenging a High Court (HC) order that acquitted all convicts, including BNP Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman, in the sensational August 21 grenade attack case. A six-member bench, led by Chief Justice Dr Syed Refaat Ahmed, on Thursday fixed the date upon completion ...

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