PP rejects ethics breach over reforms
The People’s Party (PP) insists it has a right to propose laws, even if they turn out to be unpopular.
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Governors can declare disaster sites
Provincial governors have the authority to declare their provinces disaster zones amid rising levels of air pollution, says Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
FIFA raises World Cup ticket prices again as fans frustrated by last sales phase
Tickets to roughly 40 of the World Cup’s 104 matches were more expensive Wednesday than they had been in any previous ticketing phase.
Teachers left ‘traumatised’ by pupil attacks with one kicked 14 times and others spat at and punched
Delegates at the National Education Union (NEU) conference in Brighton voted today for a motion calling for a national campaign to reduce violence in schools.
Former I’m A Celeb… star Lord Brocket to go on trial for rapes after bid to throw the case out dismissed by judge
Lord Brocket, pictured arriving at court with his girlfriend Julia Roberts, is due to go on trial for rapes and sexual offences next year after a judge turned down a defence bid to throw the case out.
Latest FIFA men’s world rankings: France go top, USMNT fall to 16th
It is the first time since September 2018 that France have been ranked No 1 by FIFA.
Concourse Media appoints Jack Sheehan president of worldwide sales
New hire previously led sales and development at Archstone Entertainment
Miami will be the start of a “new F1 championship”, here’s why
Ferrari F1 team boss Fred Vasseur believes May’s Miami Grand Prix will be the start of a “new championship” as teams “push like crazy” for a first real opportunity to roll out major upgrades.Some teams had already trickled out upgrades at last weekend’s Japanese Grand Prix, but most frontrunners are keeping their powder dry for the Miami Autodrome…
‘Parasite’ producer Barunson E&A boards Thai horror ‘Inherit’
The upcoming feature stars Davika Hoorne of Cannes award-winner ‘A Useful Ghost’.
Listen Live: Supreme Court hears birthright citizenship case, with Trump attending
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments over President Trump’s bid to end birthright citizenship, a case that tests one of the cornerstones of his immigration agenda.