Comic Relief co-founders Sir Lenny Henry and Richard Curtis have said they feel “deeply honoured” to accept a philanthropy award recognising the charity’s efforts to address inequality and poverty.

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Chinese President Xi Jinping headed to Moscow on Wednesday for a key three-day visit including a grand Victory Day parade and ...

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George Pantelides took over as president of the Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev) on Wednesday, replacing the ...

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With the May primary election less than a month away, Pittsburgh's Action News 4 wants to get you ready to take to the polls.

Carmel City Council has voted not to include the issue of street addresses on the November ballot, maintaining the tradition of residents picking up mail at the post office.