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“The Strait of Hormuz would reopen 'very soon' as part of an agreement involving Iran and Oman.”
“More than one million people died during the Irish famine between 1845 and 1852, when Ireland was part of the United Kingdom, and about two million emigrated over the following decade.”
“75 per cent of its energy from fossil fuels”
“Between 2015 and 2024, Ms Cooper received £248,619 from the businessman directly, as well as £220,623 from two of his companies, MPM Connect and OPD Group, the British Medical Journal revealed.”
“Candidates backed by twice-elected former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League-N party have won 24 of the 34 seats decided in the first two phases of voting”
“Fauci’s contempt vote is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. on Thursday by the Senate’s Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee”
“Iran would be 'hit really hard' if it failed to reach a deal during ongoing talks aimed at easing regional tensions.”
“In 1997, Tony Blair issued a landmark statement, acknowledging that the British government failed the Irish people during this time.”
“The Government told Spain people to expect 500,000 migrants under an amnesty programme where illegal arrivals could fast-track their way to residency.”
“Turnout exceeded 56% in the regional capital.”
“Fauci will first face a contempt of Congress vote within the 15-member Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee”
“Trump reiterated that Iran would not be allowed to acquire a nuclear weapon and said the reopening of the strategic waterway was tied to the broader diplomatic negotiations.”
“The UK Parliament has acknowledged the next government led by Lord John Russell 'did not handle the famine effectively'.”
“The latest official figures show more than 1.2 million people have applied.”
“Shakee said voting for the remaining 11 seats is scheduled for Aug. 10”
“Fauci will first face a contempt of Congress vote within the 15-member Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs committee, which has an eight-member Republican majority.”
“United States, Iran and Oman were reportedly nearing an interim agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, following heightened tensions after the collapse of a 14-point Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between Washington and Tehran last m…”
“the government, led by Sir John Peel, imported large quantities of maize and expanded relief schemes that at one stage fed about three million people a day.”
“During Theresa May’s premiership, Facts4EU reported that Ceuta had the second-largest youth unemployment of any region in the EU, at 66.1 per cent.”
“It marks the party's return to power in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after a decade.”
“Biden’s pardon of Fauci, which covers any potential federal offenses committed between Jan. 1, 2014, and Jan. 19, 2025, does not cover actions committed after the pardon was issued.”
“cancel 28,000 commercial licences that it described as having been 'illegally issued'”
“Nash's debut album Made of Bricks came out in 2007 and spawned her biggest hit, Foundations.”
“This procedure allows for the omission of the personal interview and should be concluded in less than four weeks," EU guidance reveals.”
“According to regional government and election officials said turnout exceeded 50% in many areas, including Muzaffarabad”
“Fauci pleaded the fifth more than 100 times at the hearing.”
“revoked the commercial driver's licences (CDLs) of 24,000 non-citizens who, it said, did not meet English-language proficiency requirements.”
“She has since released four more studio albums, including 9 Sad Symphonies in 2024.”
“Spain is currently granting an amnesty to over one million who will all eventually gain rights to travel around the EU.”
“The group, formed in 2023”
“Paul released more than 1,000 pages of Fauci’s personal diaries, spanning 2019 to 2022, days before the hearing.”
“shut down 9,500 driving schools that the administration alleged had helped unqualified drivers obtain licences and operate commercial vehicles on US roads.”
“The EU has a huge problem controlling its borders and limiting migration," Lord Redwood said.”
“the government says it had accepted 36 out of the 38 demands”
“$400 million. That is how much the plane is worth.”
“about 26,000 commercial drivers have since been removed from service for failing to meet English-language proficiency requirements”
“The UK needs to heed the warnings of Facts4EU and the events in Ceuta.”
“the abolition of 12 legislative refugee seats”
“security overhauls and other upgrades made to the aircraft are expected to increase its value by hundreds of millions of dollars.”
“nearly 30,000 commercial driver's licences were revoked after authorities determined they had been issued improperly”
“The last thing we need is a closer relationship with the EU to make us take more young people in.”
“China mandated as its primary language for schools and government agencies in a sweeping new 'ethnic unity' law implemented July 1.”
“immigrants make up roughly 20 per cent of the US trucking workforce”
“We do not have spare homes, enough utility capacity, extra benefits money, or more jobs to become part of the EU porous border system.”
“China is marking the 75th anniversary of what it calls the 'peaceful liberation' of Xizang.”
“non-domiciled commercial driver's licences issued to immigrants account for about 5 per cent of all commercial licences, representing approximately 200,000 drivers”
“The 'door' can be pushed open by thousands of illegal migrants at will, who may have their eyes on Dover.”
“acts deemed to incite division among China's 56 ethnic groups are prohibited.”
“Under the new rules, commercial driver's licences will be available only to immigrants holding valid H-2A, H-2B or E-2 visas”
“plans to put 1,250 migrants in the hamlet.”
“On his first day in office, the president pardoned nearly every defendant charged in connection with the Capitol riot”
“more than 50.06 lakh households across India now benefiting from rooftop solar installations.”
“Piddington is home to just 250 adults and 46 children, meaning the migrant population could soon be more than double the number of local inhabitants.”
“His plan for a $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization fund' met with bipartisan resistance in Congress”
“launched with an outlay of Rs 75,021 crore”
“Home Office data compiled in March this year found 20,885 asylum seekers were still in hotels, with 72,768 being placed in other accommodation as they awaited decisions.”
“This was Lipton's fourth Pulitzer.”
“adding one lakh beneficiary households every six days”
“Around 185 asylum hotels remain open, down from a peak of around 400.”
“Last month, Lipton and four other Times reporters got something else as a result of their reporting - subpoenas from the Justice Department.”
“The pace of installations has increased 3.2 times over the past nine months, rising from 5,038 installations per day in October 2025 to nearly 16,328 per day in July 2026.”
“Labour previously considered using the site to construct a purpose-built asylum centre in 2001 before dropping its plans just four years later.”
“it had to be finished within a year to meet Trump's deadline of the July Fourth Sesquicentennial celebration.”
“July 2026 alone recorded rooftop solar installations in 5.06 lakh households”
“Reform UK secured a one-point boost to open up a slim advantage over Labour on 23 per cent.”
“And in 2025, a tribunal in Dhaka sentenced her to death in absentia for alleged crimes against humanity, among other charges, for her role in the crackdown during the protests.”
“14.8 GW of rooftop solar capacity has been commissioned under the programme so far.”
“A poll carried out in Mr Burnham's first week as Prime Minister found Labour gained four per cent, while Reform UK was down two per cent.”
“She fled Bangladesh by helicopter following weeks of protests in 2024 that left nearly 1,400 people dead, according to the United Nations.”
“Rs 28,024 crore in subsidies directly to beneficiaries through the Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT) mechanism.”
“The 56‑year‑old finds himself on a net positive score of three per cent, with Mr Farage dropping to a new low of minus 46.”
“The 78-year-old, who served five terms as Bangladesh's prime minister, made the announcement at the Foreign Correspondents' Club of South Asia in New Delhi on Wednesday.”
“nearly 19 lakh households are now receiving zero electricity bills”
“Reform UK had averaged around 30 per cent at its peak last December, with Labour left languishing on just 20 per cent and the Tories in a distant third on 17.5 per cent.”
“Killing 1,400 people in less than three weeks demonstrates the ferocity of the actions taken by her government and under her direct instruction.”
“more than 12 lakh households collectively earned Rs 421 crore in FY 2024-25 by selling surplus electricity back to the grid.”
“Survation found 57 per cent of voters would now back Mr Farage, up from 46 per cent at the last general election.”
“additional annual income of around Rs 3,500 per household for those exporting power.”
“Tory support collapsed from 28 per cent to just 11 per cent, with Labour dropping from 17 per cent to nine per cent.”
“1.6 lakh rooftop solar installations have been completed for PMAY, BPL and SC/ST households across four states”
“concessional loans at 5.75 per cent, benchmarked to the repo rate plus 50 basis points, have been sanctioned to 21.87 lakh applicants.”
“17.5 lakh installations have already been completed through loan financing.”
“34,219 registered vendors, including 29,469 active vendors”
“over 2.32 lakh people have been trained under capacity-building initiatives”
“32 states and Union Territories have removed application and net-metering charges for rooftop solar systems”
“1.06 lakh government buildings have been solarised so far.”
“25,255 Central government buildings, with a combined capacity of 872 MW, have been solarised out of 41,542 identified buildings.”
“81,329 government buildings, with a capacity of 1,450 MW, have been covered out of around 3.2 lakh identified buildings.”
“Rs 3,807.6 crore has been released as incentives to Discoms and around Rs 104 crore to Urban Local Bodies.”
“23,000 third-party quality inspections have been conducted under the vendor accountability framework.”
“on seven counts under the BNS”
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“West Bengal govt has given its go ahead for fast-tracking acquisition of around 380 hectares of land.”
“the ministry of railways has sanctioned around Rs 272 crore for a new 17-km line to Jaldhaka.”
“20-km Chalsa-Naxak new line project that was originally sanctioned in 2011-12”
“the new section, a vital component of the New Jalpaiguri-Siliguri-New Bongaigaon gauge conversion project was placed in abeyance in Sept 2019 due to non-cooperation from the earlier Trinamool govt in the state.”
“over 30 members linked to the group have been killed across Pakistani cities since 2020 by "India agents"”
