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British Prime Minister Andy Burnham pledged on Wednesday to take difficult decisions to overhaul England’s adult social care system, saying he wanted to work with other parties to end unfair high costs for users that he likened to US healthcare. Successive governments have failed to reform adult social care, for which families can pay hundreds of thousands of pounds, after previous proposals were defeated by opposition parties ‌who dubbed them a “dementia tax” or “death tax”. Burnham did not...

Anthony Fauci has invoked the Fifth Amendment throughout the Senate hearing

Residents on Paros were forced to leave their homes as firefighters raced to extinguish the blaze

The death toll from the terrifying Legionnaires’ disease outbreak on Manhattan’s Upper East Side has climbed to six, even as city officials insist the source of the deadly bacteria has been eliminated. The post Sixth Person Dies from Legionnaires’ Disease in Mamdani’s New York City — 90 Cases Identified and 59 Cooling Towers Found with Live Bacteria appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

The troubled Powerball winner initially made headlines after revealing plans to share his record-breaking jackpot with his mother

The era of the “limited war” is a Western fantasy. Faced with an existential proxy assault, Russia cannot afford half-measures. To read this article in the following languages, click the Translate Website button below the author’s name. Русский, українська мова, … The post What Victory Looks Like appeared first on Global Research.

Lawrence Shankland says being named Rangers captain exceeds the dream he had of playing for his boyhood team.

Lawrence Shankland says being named Rangers captain exceeds the dream he had of playing for his boyhood team.

Lawrence Shankland says being named Rangers captain exceeds the dream he had of playing for his boyhood team.

Lawrence Shankland says being named Rangers captain exceeds the dream he had of playing for his boyhood team.

The massive Macy's sign shaped like a red shopping bag, white tissue paper poking out above the handles, has come down from the flagship Herald Square store after over 30 years.

For more than three decades following the dissolution of the Soviet Union, water management in Central Asia has been dominated by a persistent upstream–downstream dilemma. Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan have sought to maximize winter hydropower generation, while Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan have … The post A Turning Point for Hydropolitics in Central Asia appeared first on Global Research.