The University and College Union (UCU) has declared that staff members from 140 universities will participate in a five-day strike scheduled for later this month.
Month: September 2023
Remembrance of Ed Gillette , Death and Reflections.
Introduction Edward Gillette, affectionately known as Ed, left a profound impact on the lives of many. As we come to terms with his passing, this
New Defence Secretary Grant Shapps Mixes Up RAF and Royal Navy
In a recent interview, the newly appointed Defence Secretary, Grant Shapps, made a significant mistake by confusing the Royal Air Force (RAF) with the Royal
Police on the look out for Carnival Cruise passenger Kevin McGrath who suddenly disappeared on ship Miami.
A man’s mysterious disappearance has prompted a search operation on a Carnival Cruise ship. Kevin McGrath, a 26-year-old passenger, vanished just hours before the cruise
Russian Artillery Hits Ukrainian Market killing not more than16 people and injuring 28.
Advertisements Tragedy Strikes: Russian Artillery Hits Ukrainian Market Bloodshed Unleashed in Kostiantynivka A horrifying massacre unfolded at a bustling market in the Ukrainian town of
Spanish Footballer, Jenni Hermoso files a law suit following Luis Rubiales kiss at World Cup
Jenni Hermoso, a prominent Spanish football star, has filed a legal complaint against Luis Rubiales, the head of the football federation in Spain. This action
16th Headies Awards: Rema’s Subtle Jab at Burna Boy
Advertisements During the 16th Headies Awards ceremony in Atlanta, the globally recognized Nigerian singer Rema threw a subtle jab at his senior colleague, Burna Boy,
African leaders require urgent reforms to international financial system
At a significant climate summit held in Nairobi, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres, together with African leaders, voiced the urgent need for reforms in the global
LASG TASKS MORTHERLESS BABIES HOME ON BEST PRACTICES
Founders and Operators of Homes and Orphanages in Lagos State have received a stern call to strictly adhere to established rules and regulations in order
Thousands of students asked to stay home over concrete concerns.
Thousands of students across England are being kept at home as the new school year commences due to safety concerns regarding deteriorating concrete structures. The