The education secretary has said that lifting the two-child benefit cap is “definitely on the table”, amid growing pressure on the government to scrap the controversial policy. Bridget Phillipson, who ...

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SAN FRANCISCO — In a way, it’s appropriate that the Giants, in a season featuring so many highs and so many lows, ended right in the middle. 81 wins. 81 losses. This is the space that the Giants have ...

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An Afghan government defence official said Sunday that a deal over Bagram air base was "not possible", after US President Donald Trump said he wanted the former US base back. One of your browser ...

Bangkok commuters may face higher costs when the government’s 20-baht train fare cap ends, as officials decide whether to extend or scrap the policy. The government’s policy capping electric train ...

The future of the two-child cap on benefits will be "addressed one way or another" by the end of the year, a senior Labour figure has said. Stephen Timms, the UK social security minister, insisted ...

The merger of WNS with Capgemini is moving steadily towards closure, with the final steps expected in the coming weeks, WNS chief executive Keshav Murugesh told FE. The deal should conclude by the end ...

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce said forget highly-publicized Hollywood red carpets, and made their red carpet debut as a couple in their own style. The pop star and the Kansas City football player ...

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