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Two have been arrested after a 'neighbour dispute' erupted into violence in Tameside. Police were called to High Street in Stalybridge shortly after 4pm yesterday evening (Monday).

Dev Patel acted quickly during a recent domestic dispute! The 32-year-old actor was nearby when a couple engaged

Around 40,000 BT and Openreach workers are striking for the first time in 35 years.

Train services all across the country are still experiencing disruption following a 24-hour strike on Wednesday (July 27).

Schools could stay shut after the summer holidays and rubbish could pile high after council staff voted for strike action amid a pay dispute. Workers in the Unison trade union voted to reject a “measly” two per cent pay offer by local authority bosses.

A damaging row has broken out between the Scottish and UK governments over soaring IT costs for a new benefits system.

Thousands of postal workers at Royal Mail have voted in favour of taking strike action following a pay dispute.

Neve Campbell won’t be in the upcoming “Scream” sequel after walking away due to a salary dispute, but she’s revealing that her character was originally set to appear.

Disruptive action by Police Scotland officers is set to continue after pay negotiations ended without a deal.

Speaking out. Paul Staehle and his eldest son, Pierre, were reported missing by Child Protective Services, but he denied kidnapping speculating, claiming it was all a misunderstanding.

Police officers in Scotland will today take the "most overt demonstration of action" in more than 100 years by withdrawing their "goodwill" amid an ongoing dispute over pay.

Police Scotland officers are set to take industrial action for the first time in a row over pay. Union chiefs have said frontline officers have been treated with "utter contempt" as they embarked on the most disruptive action ever taken.

Post Office workers are set to go on strike next month for one day over a dispute on pay.

A mother and daughter were assaulted in a dispute over a road traffic cone, it is claimed. Police have launched an investigation after the incident in Hulme, Manchester part of which was caught on film.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorIn a significant development in the battle over streaming royalties, veteran electronic musician Four Tet has settled his dispute with U.K.-based Domino Recordings and will receive an unusually high 50% royalty rate for streaming and downloads on songs covered in a 2001 contract, according to a report in Music Week. The musician, whose real name is Kieron Hebden, also has been reimbursed for an underpayment of £56,921, plus interest.While the terms of the deal have been publicly disclosed, the fact that it was settled out of court means that it cannot be cited as a judgement in other cases.

Sony Music last week told the high court in London that a dispute over the rights in the Jimi Hendrix Experience recordings should be heard in the New York courts, because the legal battle centres on agreements signed in the 1970s in the US. And a separate lawsuit in relation to this dispute has already been filed with the courts in New York.The dispute is between Sony Music and the Jimi Hendrix estate on one side, and UK-based companies representing the estates of the other two members of the Jimi Hendrix Experience band – Noel Redding and Mitch Mitchell – on the other.

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Void Interactive has announced that Ready Or Not is back up on Steam, after it was removed from the platform earlier in the week.The tactical shooter disappeared from Steam earlier this week for an unknown reason, only for Void Interactive to announce that it was due a “suggested trademark infringement.”Yesterday (June 18), Void revealed that Ready Or Not is now back up on Steam, with the trademark dispute presumably resolved after the developer promised to commit to rectifying the issue.“Ready Or Not is back on Steam and now once again available!” wrote Void Interactive. “We are very sorry about this downtime and hope it was not too inconvenient.”Attention Officers,Ready or Not is back on Steam and now once again available!We are very sorry about this downtime and hope it was not too inconvenient.https://t.co/mc5IKZo98p— VOID Interactive (@VOIDInteractive) June 18, 2022The Steam page now has the Early Access title once again available for purchase, after an issue with the Night Club map.

A man is fighting for his life after extreme violence again returned to Bury town centre. He was punched by one person before a second kicked him, left, and then returned to film him as he lay bleeding.

Partick Thistle boss Ian McCall has lashed out at SPFL chairman Murdoch MacLennan in the wake of the dispute with Rangers.

The Directors Guild of Canada BC has released the terms of a tentative agreement that ended the recent labor dispute in British Columbia. The new three-year deal with the AMPTP and Canadian Media Producers Association includes what the guild says are “significant gains” for the lowest paid and entry level workers, as well as new provisions to deal with brutally-long workdays.