Veteran Douglas Cracknell joined the Queen to discuss the war and memories of it (Picture: Getty/The Royal Family) Queen Camilla has recalled how her dad was shot through the side
Continue readingQueen tells veteran how her ‘lucky’ dad survived being shot in face during war
The Democratic Alliance (DA) said on Monday it has gone to court because the Employment Equity Amendment Act would lead to job losses, worsening employment figures after many years in
Continue readingEmployment equity quotas will shred jobs, DA says
The Schooner in Amble, Northumberland, reopened in April following investment (Picture: PA) Heineken has said it will create around 1,000 new jobs around the UK as part of a £40
Continue readingHeineken to invest £40,000,000 to reopen dozens of pubs and create 1,000 jobs
Traitors’ star Harry Clark is seen posing for photos with passenger Lynda Hardiman-Pearce (left). Both of them were on board the MSC Virtuosa when the incident took place (right) A winner
Continue readingTraitors star was on board cruise ship when man was killed in ‘stag do fight’
The Heart and Stroke Foundation South Africa is sounding the alarm on the devastating impact of excessive salt consumption on the nation’s heart and brain health. This year’s theme, “Your
Continue readingHealth Campaigns: Salt awareness week and world hypertension day
Residents accused the concrete wall of blocking children and families’ school route (Picture: William Dax / SWNS) A frustrated local has bulldozed part of a wall dubbed the ‘Berlin Wall
Continue readingMystery after 6ft wall dividing estate called ‘Berlin Wall 2’ is knocked down
The Woodman is bounded on three sides by the major Curzon Street HS2 work in Birmingham city centre (Picture: Joseph Walshe, SWNS) It’s the last of three 19th Century pubs
Continue readingHow a 128-year-old pub has survived a £570,000,000 train station upgrade
On Wednesday, Judd Devermont published a personal reflection on the significant challenges in strategic planning on national security and foreign policy in the United States government. The essay presents his
Continue readingWhat (really) went wrong with the Africa strategy under Biden?
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Continue readingFamily’s tribute to ‘cheeky and happy’ schoolboy, 14, killed in fire
It is the Nigerian novelist and poet, Chinua Achebe, who opines this chilling Igbo adage that, “he is a fool who treats his brother worse than a stranger — because
Continue reading‘When brothers fight to death a stranger inherits their father’s estate’