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A chocolate bar given out by the Conservatives at their annual party conference misspelled the name of the country they are hoping to govern.The confectionery, in a blue wrapper, featured a slogan from the Tory party leader with an incorrect spelling of Britain.“When Labour negotiates, Britian loses,” read the message, signed by Kemi Badenoch.The chocolate bar was included in a goodie bag given out at the party’s conference in Manchester, the Sun reported.Organisers are reportedly blaming the mistake on a “printing error” and have since removed the chocolate from the bags, which also contained pictures of Rachel Reeves’s “fake CV”…

Bengaluru (Karnataka): Ola Electric, India’s leading two-wheeler EV manufacturer, today became the first automotive OEM in the country to receive government certification for its in-house developed rare-earth-free ferrite motor, delivering performance on par with conventional permanent magnet motors. The certification, issued by the Global Automotive Research Centre, Tamil Nadu, follows rigorous performance verification and mandatory motor power tests under AIS 041, notified by the Ministry of Road Transport. The tests confirmed that Ola Electric’s ferrite motor delivers net power equivalent to rare-earth permanent magnet motors in its 7 kW and 11 kW variants, an Ola Electric release said. Add Zee…

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.New details in deadly Nashville skydiving accident01:16Now PlayingHigh-stakes talks over Trump’s Gaza peace plan01:33UP NEXTRescuers race to reach hundreds stranded on Mount Everest by blizzard01:29Massive fire engulfs home of South Carolina judge01:39Good News: Buffalo Bills quarterback’s hats benefit children’s hospital02:10California sues Trump admin. over National Guard deployment02:30Gaza ceasefire negotiations to resume amid new hope for peace deal01:44Former NFL quarterback stabbed during altercation, arrested in Indiana01:41High tides flood Florida neighborhoods00:59Hundreds trapped by blizzard conditions on Mount Everest01:262 girls die in subway ‘surfing’ incident in New York City01:29Senate…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A weekend away from Washington did little to soften Senate Democrats’ resolve as they again blocked Republicans’ effort to reopen the government, ensuring the shutdown will last at least a week.Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., and most of his caucus are adamant that unless a deal is struck on expiring Affordable Care Act (ACA) tax credits, commonly known as ObamaCare subsidies, they will not provide the votes needed to fund the government.Senate Majority Leader John Thune, R-S.D., needs at least eight Democrats to cross the aisle and support the GOP’s bill,…

A Conservative plan to abolish the judge-led Sentencing Council and hand its powers to the Ministry of Justice has been described as “bonkers”, “unimplementable” and “potentially dangerous” by former Tory ministers.The shadow justice secretary Robert Jenrick will announce on Tuesday that the independent public body responsible for developing guidelines for judges and magistrates in England and Wales would be closed down by a future Conservative government because it was “not fit for purpose”.Former Tory ministers with expertise in the criminal justice system expressed disbelief at Jenrick’s plan, saying it would ratchet up sentences, intensify the overcrowding crisis in prisons and…

New Delhi: In a significant step to incentivize digital payments and eliminate cash transactions at the user fee plazas on National Highways for Non-FASTag users, the Government of India has amended the National Highways Fee (Determination of Rates and Collection) Rules, 2008, as per a press release by the Ministry of Road Transport & Highways. Under the new rule, vehicles entering a fee plaza without a valid, functional FASTag will be charged twice the applicable user fee if the fee payment is made in cash. The users who choose to pay online at the toll plaza will be charged less…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A lot of “pain” will be inflicted on the American public if Democrats fail to vote to reopen the federal government, the White House said Monday.White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt was asked during her daily briefing about the consequences if President Donald Trump doesn’t secure a deal to get government employees back to work this week.”Unfortunately, there’s going to be a lot of pain inflicted,” she said. “There already is—on the American public, on our troops who are not being paid, on women and young children who depend on critical food…

The leader of one of the largest academy trusts in England has described the Department for Education’s failure to do any planning for school closures before lockdown in March 2020 as “an extraordinary dereliction of duty”.Jon Coles, the chief executive of the United Learning Trust, told the UK Covid-19 inquiry he nearly fell off his chair when he read a statement from the former education secretary Gavin Williamson, in which he said there was zero planning for closures because the priority was keeping schools open.Coles, who was a senior civil servant for 15 years in the DfE where he was…

New Delhi: Union Minister of Coal and Mines, G Kishan Reddy, on Monday said that exploration of critical minerals in Northeast India is the main agenda of the government, among other activities.   Speaking to the reporters during the inauguration of the Namchik-Namphuk Coal Mine in Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh today, the Minister said, “We want to develop the Northeast in every sector. Currently, coal-based activities are ongoing in Assam, and in the coming days, we will accelerate exploration activities in Mizoram and other states.”   “Additionally, there are significant reserves of critical minerals in neighbouring countries. Since major…