Details of a new UK clinical trial to assess the risks and benefits of puberty-blocking drugs in children who question their gender have been announced. It follows the banning of the drugs for gender treatment last year after a major review raised concerns about the lack of clinical evidence over their safety for under-18s. Researchers from King’s College London say ...
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Fraud victims ‘are being failed’ by justice system
Victims of fraud are being failed by the criminal justice system, charities are warning, as new analysis suggests only a fraction of reports result in a prosecution. There were 1.2 million recorded cases of fraud in England and Wales in the 12 months to June, data from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau shows. But in the same time frame fewer ...
Read More »Australia beat England by eight wickets to win first Ashes Test
Makeshift opener Travis Head hit an explosive 69-ball century to power Australia to victory in a high-octane first Ashes Test on Saturday after a shell-shocked England meekly surrendered in the Perth Stadium cauldron. Chasing 205 to win, Head slammed 123 as the hosts romped home on day two in an electric start to the five-match series. Marnus Labuschagne was not-out ...
Read More »Bangladesh, Bhutan discuss strengthening trade cooperation, signing FTA
Top leaders of Bangladesh and Bhutan at a bilateral meeting here today discussed strengthening trade and economic cooperation and a plan to formally launch discussions on a bilateral free trade agreement (FTA) between the two countries. Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus and visiting Prime Minister of Bhutan Tshering Tobgay led their respective sides at the meeting at the Chief Adviser’s ...
Read More »London SME Fair to showcase Bangladesh women entrepreneurs’ innovation
The Bangladesh High Commission in London has announced that the upcoming SME Fair during Heritage Week will serve as a major showcase for talent, highlighting the creativity of Bangladeshi women entrepreneurs and the innovation of British-Bangladeshi women-led businesses. The disclosure came as High Commissioner Abida Islam held a ‘productive and wide-ranging’ discussion with the UK Trade Envoy to Bangladesh, Baroness ...
Read More »Making traditional homemade food tastier for children
Remember what the millennials had for their meal as children? Home-cooked meals from their grandmother, mothers, often their sister-in-laws, and sisters. The foods were prevalent but rich in affection and health benefits. The foods had an identity based on the race of people, district-wise. Before, inviting someone to the house and cooking the best foods were traditions. Even if someone ...
Read More »PR-focused party now softening stance, moving toward polls: Fakhrul
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir has said that a political party that had been loudly campaigning for proportional representation (PR) is now softening its tone and preparing for the upcoming national election. Speaking at a discussion organised by mosque-based education caretakers of the Islamic Foundation at the Diploma Engineers Institute in Kakrail on Saturday, he said that using ...
Read More »Most buildings in old Dhaka are at risk: RAJUK Chairman
Engineer Md Reazul Islam, Chairman of the Rajdhani Unnayan Kartripakkha (RAJUK), has said that most buildings in Old Dhaka are at risk. Six- to seven-storey buildings have been constructed on plots smaller than one katha.” He made the remarks on Saturday while speaking to journalists after inspecting several buildings in old Dhaka’s Bangshal. RAJUK authorities have taken the initiative of ...
Read More »Bangladesh prepares NEIR system to block illegal mobile phones amid mafia resistance
The government of Bangladesh is set to launch the National Equipment Identity Register (NEIR), a central system aimed at blocking cloned, smuggled, and illegally imported mobile phones, citing national security and economic concerns. Faiz Ahmed Taiyeb, Special Assistant to the Chief Adviser at the Ministry of Posts, Telecommunications and Information Technology, said NEIR will prevent the use of devices with ...
Read More »US issues warning to civilian aircraft over heightened military activity in Venezuelan airspace
The US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Friday cautioned civilian aircraft flying in or near Venezuelan airspace, citing increasing security risks tied to intensified military activity in the region. The FAA advised pilots to “exercise caution” due to a “worsening security situation and heightened military activity,” warning that potential threats could affect aircraft at any altitude, during overflight, landing, takeoff, ...
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