Pharmaceutical companies GSK Plc and Boehringer Ingelheim GmbH prioritised profits over consumer safety by hiding the cancer risks of their once-blockbuster heartburn drug Zantac, according to lawyers representing a Chicago woman in the first of thousands of such claims to go before a US jury.

ANKARA, May 2 (Reuters) – Turkey stopped all exports and imports to and from Israel as of Thursday, the Turkish trade ministry said, citing “worsening humanitarian tragedy” in the Palestinian territories.

Thirteen of the 44 people who occupied and barricaded themselves inside Columbia University’s Hamilton Hall had no affiliation with the institution, the school said Thursday.

India’s PM is eyeing a record third term – his home minister is the brains behind his election wins.

The former prime minister returned later with the necessary ID and was able to vote.

The film’s pop group sound similar to One Direction, but the songwriter says that wasn’t deliberate.

Train drivers are staging strikes and an overtime ban around the May Bank Holiday.

Protests over the transfer of asylum seekers to a Dorset barge are covered on Friday’s front pages.

Ange Postecoglou says Tottenham lacked “belief and conviction” as their Champions League hopes were hit by defeat at Chelsea.

Jerry Boylan sentenced to four years in prison for failing to prevent 2019 Labor Day tragedy.

A photo of a cabbie killed during the bitter dispute 40 years ago is revealed for the first time.

Head teachers urged to check emergency procedures are up to date after incident at comprehensive.

Nine men died when the boat Quiet Waters sank in 1954, leaving their families devastated.

Many of Scotland’s former council houses contain RAAC concrete but their owners are struggling to get help.

Teenager Luke Littler secures his place in the Premier League play-offs with a 6-4 win over Rob Cross in Aberdeen.

Officials said the measures would be in place until Israel allowed an “uninterrupted and sufficient flow” of aid.