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In a groundbreaking move, the United Kingdom has embarked on a two-year experimental payment program known as the Universal Basic Income (UBI). This initiative aims to provide financial stability and alleviate poverty by offering a regular and unconditional income to its citizens. With the potential to revolutionize the traditional welfare system, the UBI experiment has generated significant interest and sparked intense debates. In this blog post, we will delve into the details of the UK's UBI experiment and explore its potential impact on individuals and society as a whole. The Essence of Universal Basic Income: Universal Basic Income refers to a system where every citizen, regardless of their socioeconomic background, receives a fixed amount of money regularly from the government. The key distinction of UBI lies in its universality and unconditional nature, as it aims to provide a safety net for all individuals. This contrasts with traditional welfare systems that are often means

North Cyprus, with its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage, attracts visitors and expatriates seeking a unique Mediterranean experience. However, behind its enchanting façade, there lies a pressing concern that affects both residents and newcomers alike—the high cost of living. In this blog, we delve into the economic challenges faced by individuals living in North Cyprus, shedding light on various factors that contribute to the elevated expenses. 1. Housing and Rental Prices: One of the primary contributors to the high cost of living in North Cyprus is the soaring housing and rental prices. With an increasing number of people relocating to the region, the demand for housing has skyrocketed. Limited availability, coupled with the influx of international buyers, has driven property prices to exorbitant levels. Renting a decent apartment or house has become a significant financial burden for both locals and expatriates. 2. Costly Utilities: Another aspect that adds to the f

  Stepping into the vibrant world of international education is an exhilarating journey. It offers a unique blend of cultural exploration, academic growth, and personal development. As an international student in Northern Cyprus, I have experienced firsthand the beauty of this Mediterranean island and the opportunities it presents. In this blog, I will take you on a captivating journey through the life of an international student in Northern Cyprus, shedding light on the challenges, rewards, and cultural experiences that await those who embark on this transformative adventure. 1. Diverse Student Community: One of the most remarkable aspects of studying in Northern Cyprus is the diverse student community that awaits you. Universities in Northern Cyprus attract students from all corners of the globe, fostering a rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and perspectives. Interacting with peers from various countries provides a unique opportunity to broaden your horizons, challenge your pr

Buhari leads Atiku in Lagos, Osun, Ogun, Ekiti Buhari has won the presidential election in key Southwest States. President Muhammadu Buhari of the All Progressives Congress (APC) may just have done enough to win four Southwest States, as results continue to trickle in from the general elections conducted on Saturday, February 23, 2019. Pulse  can confirm that Buhari defeated  Atiku Abubakar  of the  People’s Democratic Party (PDP)  in Ekiti, Lagos, Osun and Ogun—even if by the slimmest of chances . Official data just arriving relays that Buhari polled 347, 674 votes in Osun while Atiku polled 337, 377 votes.  Buhari scored 219, 231 votes in Ekiti to beat Atiku who polled 154,032 votes.  In Lagos, unconfirmed polling result handed Buhari 1,213,492 votes to Atiku’s 1,087,307. It is unclear who is winning the presidential ballot in Oyo and Ondo at the time of filing this report, even though  Pulse  has been told that while Oyo remains too close to call, Atiku is leading i

LIVE: Results Collation From Nigeria's Presidential And National Assembly Election Results so far as announced at polling units and wards in states where presidential and national assembly elections held across the country. Damaturu APC 35,772 PDP  2, 090 Gaidam APC 16,338  PDP  613  Nguru APC 36,433 PDP 5,352 Bade APC 42,485.  PDP  3,295 Yunusari APC 23,837 PDP   939 Karasuwa APC 22,377 PDP  3,692 Yusufari APC 22,157  PDP 3,567. Potiskum APC 62,101 PDP  4,331 Fune LGA APC 43,948  PDP  5,707 Jakusko APC 34,424 PDP 3,390 Bursari APC   22,253 PDP     2,555 Gulani APC 22,585 PDP  2,612  Fika APC 42,488 PDP   5,522 Machina APC 14,619 PDP  2,315 Tarmuwa APC 12,122 PDP 1,269 Gujba APC 12,227 PDP 325

Saraki loses Kwara Central senatorial seat to APC opponent, Oloriegbe Senate President, Bukola Saraki, will not return to the upper chamber of the National Assembly after losing his re-election bid to the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Ibrahim Oloriegbe. The candidate of the  Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)  lost to his APC opponent in all four local councils in the senatorial district with the final result standing at 123,808 votes to his own 68,994. According to the results announced by INEC, Oloriegbe beat Saraki with 15,932 votes to 11,252 in Asa; 30,014 votes to 14,654 in Ilorin East; 26,331 votes to 13,013 in Ilorin South; and 51,531 votes to 30,075 in Ilorin West. Saraki served as Kwara State governor for two terms between 2003 and 2011 when he was first elected to the Senate before he was elected Senate President after winning re-election in 2015.

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Chelsea news: Antonio Conte’s men shouldn't worry about beating Atletico Madrid - Lampard CHELSEA have to remember they don’t need to beat Atletico Madrid. Those are the thoughts of Blues legend Frank Lampard. After thrashing Qarabag on matchday 1, Chelsea travel to face La Liga giants Atletico Madrid in their second Champions League group game on Wednesday (7.45pm). Antonio Conte ’s men have hit their stride in the Premier League and swept aside Stoke 4-0 at the bet365 Stadium in their last outing. Lampard, who was part of the Champions League winning side in 2012, insists his former club don’t need to get a victory against Atletico. Morata and Hazard look sharp in training as Chelsea prepare for Atletico Madrid clash “Chelsea should remember they don’t have to win the game,” Lampard told the   London Evening Standard . “If they come away with a draw they will be happy and it will set them up for the Manchester City match. “I expect Atletico will press high

TRANSFER NEWS never sleeps and before we know it the January window will be opening once again - Express Sport is on hand to bring you all the latest rumours and gossip. Costa to Atletico confirmed 20:30: Chelsea have confirmed Diego Costa has completed his move back to Atletico Madrid. The 28-year-old’s time at Stamford Bridge was ended when he was told by text message from Antonio Conte he was not wanted. Costa is not eligible to play for his new club until January 1 due to a transfer ban. Liverpool not big enough 18.00: Brian McBride has told Christian Pulisic to aim higher than Liverpool. The American sensation was on the Reds radar last year but McBride thinks he should be looking at the big European clubs for his next move. He said: “No disrespect to Liverpool, but he probably has his sights set even higher. I’ve heard that [Barcelona or Real Madrid] is part of the plan.” Mourinho requests Griezmann 14:55: Manchester United are weighing up a €100million (£88m