Where to watch 2025 New Zealand Masters for FREE: Schedule, UK times, draw and players involved in AucklandDarts' spell Down Under continues this week as some of the sport’s biggest names compete in the New Zealand Masters. The latest World Series event comes less than a week after Luke Littler triumphed at the Australian Darts Masters with an 8-4 victory over Mike De Decker in Wollongong, Sydney. New Zealand Masters: Date and where to watchThe event will begin on Friday, 15 August, and come to a close the next day on Saturday, 16 August. 2 Luke Littler is looking to go one further in New Zealand this year, a week after winning the Australian Darts Masters Credit: Shutterstock EditorialNew Zealand Masters: FormatThe New Zealand Masters includes a total of 16 players. New Zealand Darts Masters: Prize money details Total prize pot: £60,000 Winner: £20,000Runner-up: £10,000Semi-finalist: £5,000Quarter-finalist: £2,500First-round losers: £1,250New Zealand Masters: Draw and playersAs mentioned, Littler, Humphries and Price are the leading PDC representatives, with Bunting and Dobey involved too.

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David McCann has been appointed editor of The Times and The Sunday Times in Scotland. David McCann: “I’m privileged to be leading the most dynamic newsroom in Scotland.” Photograph: Supplied by News UK. The Times says David McCann has served as the paper’s interim editor since former editor Magnus Llewellin’s departure in June. McCann brings a wealth of experience to the role, having joined the title as news editor in 2018 before being appointed deputy editor the following year, added the publisher. Richard Bogie, managing director of News Scotland, said: “We are thrilled to appoint David as editor.

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Citation: Guttridge H et al (2025) Addressing healthcare inequalities in prisons: the vital role of nursing. Exploring the unique challenges to providing person-centred care in the prison setting highlights the complex interaction of factors that result in health inequalities. As a result, healthcare disparity between prison populations remains, leading to further healthcare inequalities in the prison system (NHS England, 2023). Staff trainingImproved health education, appropriate staffing and standardised training are highlighted as possible solutions to reduce health inequalities. ConclusionThere are clear disparities and inequalities in healthcare and wellbeing provision, both in the prison service and between prisons.

The US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued a Level 2 travel advisory for the United Kingdom, Germany, Finland, Poland, Spain, and other countries following the detection of poliovirus circulation. This highly contagious virus spreads through airborne droplets and fecal contamination, targeting the nervous system. While most infected individuals show no symptoms, severe cases can cause muscle weakness, difficulty swallowing, paralysis, or even death if breathing muscles are affected. Globally, polio has been detected in 39 countries and territories over the past year, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. Global Outlook and Prevention EffortsWhile wild poliovirus has been eliminated from most developed nations, vaccine-derived strains can still appear in under-vaccinated populations.

The strength of Indian passport has increased substantially in recent times. How powerful is India’s passport? Among South Asian nations, Bhutan ranks 84th globally in passport strength, whilst Bangladesh (94th), Nepal (95th) and Pakistan (96th) occupy similar positions. China, India's northern neighbour, holds the 60th position, offering visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to 83 destinations.Citizens from Singapore, Japan and South Korea currently enjoy visa-free or visa-on-arrival privileges to more than 190 destinations worldwide. Their sustained international relations, economic partnerships and worldwide connectivity have established their dominance in passport strength.

However, when we requested beach passes, we were told “it is hotel policy” that we couldn’t use the facilities. Maiori has one of the few sandy beaches on the Amalfi coast and most of it is occupied by hotel beach clubs which charge up to £50pp a day for non-residents. Is it classed as a medical condition by insurers though? Insurers require you to disclose all medical conditions you have, and taking a prescription medication is considered as having a medical condition, even if the prescription is private. • Read our guide to Mauritius•Mauritius is a great pick for a zika-free holiday ALAMY✉ My two daughters would like to treat me to a spa day in London.

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The Perseid meteor shower is one of the brightest and fastest meteor showers of the year. Here is all you need to know about the meteor shower and how to view it in the UK. What is the Perseid meteor shower? According to Royal Museums Greenwich, the average speed for a Perseid meteor is 36 miles per second. The Perseid meteor shower will remain active and visible in the skies until August 24, it is expected to peak on August 12.

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It is not clear if the dangerous asylum seeker will be deportedAN illegal immigrant stabbed a fellow asylum hotel resident 15 times in a frenzied attack. Iranian Syed Barzegar, 33, went berserk after the victim banged on his door following a drawn-out row between the pair. He charged at him in the corridor and repeatedly stabbed him, with seven blows to his back. Barzegar, who claimed asylum in 2023, tried to conceal the weapon by handing it to a pal, Oxford crown court was told. 1 The brutal stabbing by the illegal migrant was carried out on a fellow resident at the Holiday Inn Express in Oxford Credit: Dan Jones Images

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