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“I am seeing total strangers offering help to fellow Malaysians to go home and vote. No one shall deny our right to vote!” wrote a user with the handle @Klubbkiddkl, who started a hashtag to connect those in need. … [Read more...] about ‘Go home to vote’: Malaysian Twitter users, firms offer to pay travel costs

The Antiquities Ministry has been gradually moving King Tut’s belongings to the new museum to undergo restoration before they are put on display. The transfer of King Tut’s belongings has become a particularly sensitive issue; In 2014 the beard attached to the ancient Egyptian monarch’s priceless golden mask was accidentally knocked off and hastily reattached with an epoxy glue compound, sparking uproar among archaeologists. … [Read more...] about News briefs: Sheriff: Sniper ‘idolized’ school shooting suspect

“This is a massive change, like going from pre-internet to internet,” he said, adding that 55 airlines and 55 travel tech companies had so far been certified for the distribution standard. IATA represents about 280 airlines comprising 83 percent of global air traffic. … [Read more...] about Airlines hope flashier content for travel agents boosts sales

The nine justices are due to decide other politically sensitive cases on whether non-union workers have to pay fees to unions representing certain public-sector workers such as police and teachers, and the legality of California regulations on clinics that steer women with unplanned pregnancies away from abortion. … [Read more...] about U.S. high court poised to rule on Trump travel ban, other cases

She said: “Dog and horse poo all over the place, hedge cuttings, bits of trees and wood in big piles… a whole roof's worth of smashed slate tiles in bags, bits of paper, magazines, nappies chucked over the fence on to the train track. … [Read more...] about Travellers who set up illegal camp slam council claiming litter on the site is health and safety risk