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The Congress’ meeting was also attended by senior leaders including Jairam Ramesh, Manish Tewari, and Manickam Tagore.
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Labour is putting in place some laudable reforms. But councils need to be given financial sustainability and enabled to move beyond crisis management In a sobering report on public services published last month, the Institute for Government (IfG) struck an almost lyrical note when recalling the performance of England’s councils before they were kneecapped by austerity. “When [Labour] last left office, in 2010,” the report notes, “local authorities provided many services beyond their statutory duties that supported people to live better lives. Authorities ran more Sure Start centres and operated many more libraries. Youth clubs, and youth services, were…
Ryan Cornelius was arrested in 2008 over a bank loan and will be 84 years old when he is due to be released A Dubai bank is instrumental in the long-running detention of the 71-year-old British businessman Ryan Cornelius who is serving a 30-year sentence that will keep him in jail until he is 84, his brother-in-law claims. Recent accounts show the Dubai Islamic Bank (DIB), which claims to be the trailblazer in championing Islamic values in banking, is on course to make more than $2bn in profit this year. Continue reading… Source link India Opposition looks to corner……