New Zealand plans to ban dog racing, citing high injury rates
The New Zealand government on Tuesday proposed to ban greyhound racing from 2026, saying the percentage of dogs injured in races remained significantly high.
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HMRC issues warning for all savers about £10,000 limit
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Council slammed for providing 'unsafe' flat to homeless family including disabled boy with complex needs
A watchdog has slammed Manchester council for providing an 'unsuitable and unsafe' flat to a homeless family. The family of three, including a disabled boy with 'complex' needs, was placed in an 'unsuitable' two-bed flat by council officials.