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Kemi Badenoch has blasted the 'utter madness' of opposing new North Sea drilling after a study confirmed massive untapped resources off Shetland.
Welfare advocates say that while the reforms are a step in the right direction, the privatised employment services model has failed and should be torn up Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Mutual obligations will be different for every welfare recipient, the employment minister, Amanda Rishworth, says, signalling an end to jobseekers being forced to submit โendlessโ applications for roles they may not be qualified for. But welfare advocates and a key trade union have said Laborโs employment system changes donโt go far enough and fall short of the reform needed to the failure-plagued sector โ they have called for an end to the privatised job services model, which Rishworth admits is not providing enough help. At the lower level, a digital service with โindividualised resources and brief interventionsโ for people who are work-ready but need help finding the right job fit; a โtargeted provider-ledโ stream to help people build skills and confidence to gain employment; and at the upper end, more intensive services for people with complex requirements, who will be given more time, flexibility and support to build their confidence and capabilities. Continue reading...
Ever-growing influence of social media and AI means such ideas spreading at faster rates than before, experts say Hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks carry with them familiar attendants in the US: extreme conspiracy theories about a planned pandemic, or โplandemicโ, designed to upend midterms elections or push new vaccines or any one of a myriad of wild ideas. Ebola, which the World Health Organization warned Friday is spreading rapidly in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and poses a โvery highโ risk at the national level. In the upside-down world of conspiracy theories it could be a bioweapon, a financial plot, or a scheme to extract national resources. Continue reading...
Kate White says she is "extremely concerned about the inability to get resources" to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Cannes film festival: Valeska Grisebachโs complex drama tracks an archaeologist whose mountain dig is interrupted by an old friend with rather dirtier hands The digging up of the past โ and the hiding of secrets in the present โ are the themes of Valeska Grisebachโs complex, subtle, opaque new drama which seems to withhold some of its narrative meaning from the audience, moment-by-moment. It is set, like her previous film Western, in Bulgariaโs remote and beautiful mountainous country, where memories of the Balkan wars (and the communist era before that) are still fresh and where there is money to be made and resources to be exploited for those who are ruthless enough. As with Western, Grisebach uses nonprofessionals for many very likable supper-and-drinking-and-reminiscing scenes with people gathered round tables shooting the breeze, scenes that donโt need a particular reason to exist, other than their easy, garrulous energy. And as before, Grisebach shows an interesting reluctance to conform to conventional narrative templates โ though while this film actually does conform to Chekhovโs ancient rule about what happens to the gun produced in act one (well, act two in this case), the denouement isnโt the usual arthouse flourish of violence. I felt however that in the course of this film, Grisebach was feeling and improvising her way through all this ambient detail towards a meaning that she (and we) didnโt really reach. Continue reading...
Ukrainian officials say more resources have been focused on โmiddle strikesโ on radars and air defences around 180km behind the front lines
Mayorโs attempt to beautify the city with murals of mascot and plum paint jobs criticised as waste of resources The giant purple axolotl peered up at Manuel Martรญnez from the black bitumen of the street. It was the second such painting of the rare amphibian he had walked past that morning. In recent weeks he had seen axolotl murals pop up in neighbourhoods across Mexico City. โItโs a waste of money,โ he said. โYou could use that budget for fixing potholes, traffic lights, security cameras. Theyโre spending on something that doesnโt benefit us at all โ itโs just for tourists.โ Continue reading...
The HBCU Radio Preservation Project celebrates stations that were an outgrowth of the civil rights movement, to help people understand their importance After Shaw Universityโs WSHA radio station went on air in 1968, several other historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) followed the North Carolina schoolโs lead, launching a wave of their own. For decades, the students who worked on these channels used them to inform listeners about happenings on campus, while also playing musical selections and offering cultural programming. In doing so, the radio stations at HBCUs became pivotal resources for both the campus and the surrounding community. Continue reading...
The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has fined The Bank of London Group Limited and Oplyse Holdings Limited (formerly The Bank of London Group Holdings Limited) ยฃ2 million for misleading the PRA over their capital positions, failing to act with integrity, failing to be open and cooperative with the regulator and failing to maintain adequate financial resources.