Former New Zealand cricketer Mark Richardson has come under fire for suggesting motherhood is not a job. Via: Former New Zealand cricketer Mark Richardson motherhood is not a job
Video shows the man wave his arms and shouting at the worker at the Hougang Mall in Singapore, complaining he was too eagerly asked to pay for his ice cream. Via: McDonald's customer angrily rants at Muslim worker in Singapore
The New South Wales government is handing back money to four million drivers across the state. Thousands of western Sydney drivers are already eligible to claim the refund. Via: NSW government to hand out refunds for CTP green slip
The bodies of Russian exiles who died in Britain, including Alexander Perepilichny (pictured), could be exhumed to test for nerve agent amid claims Moscow has been stockpiling Novichok. Via: Bodies of Russian dissidents who died in the UK could be exhumed
SYDNEY, March 19 (Reuters) – Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi arrived in Canberra on Monday to be met by a military honour guard and Australian Prime… Via: Australia PM meets Myanmar leader Suu Kyi, to raise…
Yann Arnaud, who had 15 years experience, appeared to lose his grip on an aerial strap in front of a horrified crowdAn experienced Cirque du Soleil performer has died after plunging onto a stage during an aerial straps routine at a weekend show in Tampa, Florida. The incident occurred on Read more
• Win over England was Farrell’s first Twickenham visit since sacking• ‘Hopefully we can have good crack at next World Cup,’ says SextonIreland were forced to cancel their planned homecoming in Dublin on Sunday because of the adverse weather but it will take more than that to dampen the celebrations Read more
Foreign minister says North Korean leader made the commitment ‘directly’, as talks about the summit between Trump and Kim get underway in FinlandSouth Korea’s foreign minister has said that North Korea’s leader has “given his word” that he is committed to denuclearization, a prime condition for a potential summit with Read more
'We find that the competitiveness of UK aerospace could be adversely affected by any additional delays and bureaucracy encountered at the UK-EU border' Via: Britain must follow Brussels rules on aerospace after Brexit to protect industry, says House of Commons committee
£90m taken from dormant bank accounts will go towards tackling inequalities in youth unemployment and helping disadvantaged young people get into work, says Theresa May Via: Government to tackle race disparity in work as figures show young BAME groups twice as likely to be unemployed