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Campaigners argue that the £500,000 compensation limit for severe crime victims in Great Britain, set 30 years ago, is woefully inadequate and must be updated to reflect the true cost of lifelong care.

In his Easter message, President Trump celebrates America's Christian heritage and its role as a global beacon of religious liberty. The rewritten article explores the significance of the president's remarks.

President Trump faces backlash after threatening to 'obliterate' Iran's infrastructure, with lawmakers accusing him of 'ranting like an unhinged madman'.

The US Secret Service investigates reports of gunfire in the vicinity of the White House, leading to increased security measures but no reported injuries.

A new government initiative aims to support hundreds of thousands of individuals with disabilities or illnesses towards gainful employment, saving taxpayers £1 billion annually.

First wave of national Young Futures Hubs opening in 8 cities, aiming to reverse decline in vital youth programs and restore community support.

New youth centers across England aim to provide support, job guidance, and wellness programs to steer young people towards employment and away from street crime.

As the two-child cap on benefits ends, families with three or more children can expect a significant increase in their annual payouts, offering much-needed financial relief.

State upper house MP secures unopposed top position on Victorian Liberal ticket after initial preselection challenge. Get the latest news and updates.

As Hungary's pivotal election approaches, we examine the high stakes and potential ouster of controversial far-right leader Viktor Orban. Explore the key issues and what a change in power could mean.