Biden: India and Japan are ‘xenophobic’ and do not welcome immigrants
The US president was speaking at a campaign fundraiser when he made the remarks.
World News|May 2
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Collision during night-time drill caused deadly Japanese helicopter crash
Seven people are still missing after the crash in the Pacific last month.
World News|May 2
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Peter Roffey: We need to talk about population control
The need to limit Guernsey’s population growth has been a big talking point for decades – until now. Deputy Peter Roffey looks at the reason behind this change in zeitgeist...
Peter Roffey|May 2
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Japanese PM unveils framework for global regulation of generative AI
Fumio Kishida said the ‘dark side’ of the rapidly advancing technology must be confronted.
World News|May 2
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UK economic growth downgraded for next two years – OECD
The UK economy grew by 0.1% last year and is expected to see growth improve to 0.4% this year, although this is below the 0.7% previously predicted.
UK News|May 2
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May Day rallies across Asia and Europe call for improved workers’ rights
Events on May 1 also give many an opportunity to air general economic grievances or political demands.
World News|May 1
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‘Light touch’ financial checks for online gamblers coming into force from August
Checks will initially come into force for online gambling customers spending £500 a month from August 30.
UK News|May 1
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Indonesia’s Mount Ruang volcano spews more hot clouds
The eruption, the second in two weeks, has forced schools and airports to close.
World News|May 1
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Jay Bothroyd hoping new project shows that ‘golf can be fun and is for everyone’
Bothroyd is supporting Prostate Cancer UK’s Big Golf Race fundraising challenge this summer.
UK Sport|May 1
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Town building big screen to block view of Mount Fuji in bid to deter tourists
The Japanese town of Fujikawaguchiko is taking the step due to misbehaving foreign tourists.
World News|Apr 30
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Great Britain drawn against Germany in round one of Billie Jean King Cup Finals
Anne Keothavong’s side could face defending champions Canada in the quarter-finals.
UK Sport|Apr 30
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Japanese ruling party loses three seats after mass corruption scandal exposed
The 2023 slush funds revelation may spell the end of Japanese leader Fumio Kishida.
World News|Apr 29
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We have to look after ourselves – Mikel Arteta not concerned by Arsenal’s rivals
The Gunners go into Sunday’s north London derby at Tottenham top of the Premier League table.
UK Sport|Apr 27
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On this day in 2006: Wales name Gareth Jenkins as Mike Ruddock’s successor
Ruddock had stepped down less than a year after leading Wales to a Grand Slam.
UK Sport|Apr 27
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King to resume public duties after positive cancer treatment
Charles has been receiving care as an outpatient since early February.
UK News|Apr 26
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