What Is The Lowest Currency In The World In 2024 | Top 10 Weakest Currencies In The World

While many are familiar with the strongest and most influential world currencies, the least-valued or cheapest ones often remain obscure. The names and issuing countries of these currencies can be elusive knowledge for most of us.Consider renowned national currencies like the British Pound Sterling, the Swiss Franc, and the US Dollar—these hold a reputation for … Read more

Scottish hospitals inquiry: What is being investigated?

PA Media The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow opened in 2015 The long-running public inquiry into safety and wellbeing issues at two Scottish hospitals is due to restart later. The next 14 weeks will focus on water contamination and ventilation issues at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) and Royal Hospital for Children in … Read more

Bajaj Electricals: Sailing The Winds Of Change

Shekhar Bajaj, chairman, Bajaj Electricals Image: Mexy Xavier  Mumbai, July 22, 2024.Shekhar Bajaj was prompt, sharp and brutally honest. “I want to assure you that our company is driven by a robust and well-defined strategy and not by any single individual,” underlined the chairman of Bajaj Electricals during his terse business update call, which … Read more

Emergency move to ease prison overcrowding activated

The government has activated emergency measures to ease prison overcrowding as more rioters are being sentenced for their role in recent unrest. Across the north of England defendants waiting for a court appearance will be kept in police cells until prison space is available. The system, known as Operation Early Dawn, was activated on Monday … Read more

Unpaid carer says DWP’s fraud prosecution threat was ‘like blackmail’ | Carers

A vulnerable unpaid carer threatened by benefits officials with prosecution for fraud unless she agreed to pay a £1,300 penalty for an accidental breach of carer’s allowance earnings rules has described her experience as “like blackmail”. Clemency Jacques, a carer for her disabled son, was told by Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) investigators her … Read more

The fight for iron sands: the bitter battle to protect New Zealand’s sea-floor riches | New Zealand

Three fishers sit around a bare table in Pātea Boating Club, a few hundred metres back from New Zealand’s south Taranaki coastline. Pigeons have left droppings on the floorboards, and through the salt-dusted windows the ocean pounds against the black sand. “This is one of the best fishing areas in the country,” the club’s commodore, … Read more

Gaza sticking points for Democrats ahead of DNC

The Democratic National Convention is set to kick off on Monday as Gaza protests threaten to overshadow what is expected to be a show of unity for Vice-President Kamala Harris as the party’s nominee for president. The Harris campaign is hoping the Chicago convention will serve as a jubilant celebration following President Joe Biden’s abrupt … Read more