Key events Victorian teachers to walk out today over pay dispute Hundreds of government schools will be affected by the latest round of teacher strikes as a pay dispute rages on, Australian Associated Press reports. Public school staff across Victoria will walk off the job today after a vote by the Australian Education Union’s state…
Neil Johnston, BBC Sport journalist It’s going to require something extra special to stop this Les Bleus juggernaut from reaching a third straight World Cup final. France have overcome a two-hour storm delay in Philadelphia, the loss of Deschamps for one match (he returned home for the funeral of his mother) and Paraguay’s ‘dark arts’…
The thousand-year-old, 70-metre-long Bayeux Tapestry, which depicts William the Conqueror’s campaign in medieval England, has been carefully removed from its transport crate following its transfer from France. Conservators will begin a detailed condition assessment on Monday before the tapestry is installed in a specially designed display case later in the week.
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Long was arrested in April 2018 and in December 2018 jailed for eight months for contempt of court when he failed to provide information to help track down his clients’ missing money. At a High Court hearing he claimed he had little more than the clothes on his back and a push bike. He was…
Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs has put UK businesses at a disadvantage against the EU even though the overall tariff for London has not changed, experts have said. In the levies, announced late on Thursday and said to be aimed against countries that engage in forced labour, the EU’s previous 15% near blanket tariff…