Homan wins, Dunstone upset to kick off curling’s PointsBet Invitational
Gabby Wood says her curling team is ready for anything this season after facing the No. 1 women’s team in the world. The Canadian women’s college champions took on Rachel…
The Take: How Trump and Vance fuelled a firestorm against Haitian migrants
After false information about migrants eating pets, Springfield sees death threats and heightened security. People participate in a rally in solidarity with the Haitian community at Boston Common in Boston,…
UK joins US and allies in calling for ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah
The UK has joined the US, France and a host of allies in calling for an immediate temporary ceasefire in Lebanon, warning the escalating violence between Israel and Hezbollah is…
First hearing to begin for panel investigating Trump assassination attempts
A bipartisan task force investigating the assassination attempts against Donald Trump is set to hold its first hearing Thursday as lawmakers rush to ensure candidate safety just weeks before the…
Emergency police meeting to be held amid calls to shut north Belfast peace gates
An emergency police meeting is to be held to discuss ongoing anti-social behaviour at a north Belfast interface, with residents calling for peace gates that were opened two years ago…
Veteran-heavy Jets squad dominates Edmonton 6-1 for first preseason win
The Winnipeg Jets dressed most of their regular roster. The Edmonton Oilers did not. You could tell. The veteran-heavy Jets had little issue beating the Oilers 6-1 Wednesday night in…
Hong Kong court to sentence former Stand News editors in landmark sedition case
A Hong Kong court is set to sentence two journalists in a landmark sedition case widely seen as an indicator of media freedom in a city once known as a…
Shortage of nursery staff means Bristol won’t have enough places to meet rising demand
A shortage of nursery staff means Bristol will be unlikely to have enough places to meet rising demand. This month free childcare was expanded to nine-month-olds, who are eligible for…
Fears Broadmead pedestrianisation plans could create ‘a ghost city’
The contentious plans to pedestrianise Broadmead and give it a makeover have sparked a flurry of debate amongst Bristol Live readers in our comments section. Remarks made by Councillor Ed…
Developer unveils new plans for homes on greenbelt on edge of Bristol
A developer has returned to unveil fresh plans to build new homes on a large open space in the heart of a Bristol suburb, 15 years after they were turned…