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Canadian series Heated Rivalry has become a global sensation, sparking conversations around sexuality, stereotypes and acceptance. In Russia, where it technically can’t even legally be watched, there are calls for it to be banned outright. But that hasn’t stopped many Russian fans from showing their love for the series online. CBC | World News
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UK’s ‘new drink-drive laws’ explained — how much beer or wine you can drink
Government plans to make roads safer could slash the amount you can legally drink before getting behind the wheel. Daily Express :: Cars Feed
Read More »Learner drivers may need to wait six months before tests with new laws
New drivers could face a mandatory delay of several months between completing their theory test and sitting their practical driving exam. Daily Express :: Cars Feed
Read More »State parliament in Australia set to vote on tougher gun, protest laws after Bondi Beach attack
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Read More »Laws on stolen parcels explained and who to contact if it happens to you
A law student has explained your consumer rights under UK law when parcels are stolen from your doorstep, and who you should contact to complain. Daily Express :: Life and Style Feed
Read More »Australian prime minister vows to toughen hate speech laws in wake of Jewish holiday attack
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Thursday promised a crackdown on hate speech in the wake of the attack on a Jewish holiday event at Sydney’s Bondi Beach, which left 15 dead. CBC | World News
Read More »Australian PM proposes tougher national gun laws after deadly mass shooting at Hanukkah event
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Read More »Brits in Spain warned of major new changes to residency and visa laws for next year
Spain will launch a major overhaul of its residency and visa system for foreigners next year. Daily Express :: Travel Feed
Read More »How 3 women beat Singapore’s strict protest laws | About That
In Singapore, protesting without permission from police is illegal, but that didn’t stop three women from organizing a watermelon umbrella march in solidarity with the Palestinian cause. Andrew Chang explains the charges against the organizers by breaking down Singapore’s strict rules on public assembly — and why these three women were ultimately acquitted. Images from Ng Yi-Sheng/Facebook, sgacadboycott/Instagram, MustShareNews, Getty ...
Read More »Angela Rayner’s new laws are ‘opening the door’ to NHS strikes that threaten patients
Labour is presiding over chaos in the NHS and new employment laws will make things worse. Daily Express :: News Feed
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