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JACOB Gallagher finds himself in a surprising new romance after a series of relationships in Emmerdale, but his mum, Leyla, is sure to cause some drama.

LEANNE Battersby sets up her ex, Nick Tilsley, for a heinous crime in a twisted act of revenge in Coronation Street.

TWO shocking love triangles will emerge this Christmas, ahead of EastEnders’ 40th anniversary viewer vote.

Confirmation of Mohamed Salah's contract extension is some time away, though Virgil van Dijk and Trent Alexander-Arnold's extensions are on different trajectories.

How Extinction Rebellion 'reaped a whirlwind'

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Rasmus Hojlund fired Manchester United to a late 2-1 win at Viktoria Plzen in the Europa League on Thursday, while Tottenham were held to a stalemate at Rangers.

Rajya Sabha adjourned amid uproar over no-trust motion against Chairman Dhankhar. Opposition parties accused Dhankhar of bias. Treasury benches defended him. Congress president Kharge raised concerns about speaking time. Dhankhar called for a meeting with Kharge and Nadda to resolve the impasse.

A key question here is whether the destruction that Trump will rain on wage earners, while at the same time nurturing dividend recipients, will dampen the passion of the former for Trump. Counter-passions may erupt. Donald Trump isn't playing paddle ball with us. His is a knife fight in a phone booth (the last one on the planet) politics. Reason isn't in there. Historical parallels of reason evacuated, or gone mad, reveal the extreme potentialities of the politics of passion. More

Delhi LG mandates nodal officers in schools colleges for tobaccofree compliance

The 21-page petition, listing out three charges against Justice Shekhar Kumar Yadav, was signed by 55 opposition MPs from the Rajya Sabha. The opposition has charged Justice Yadav of “engaging in hate speech”, “ displaying bias and prejudice against minorities” and violating judicial ethics

The platform game featuring the adventures of a small space robot was also awarded "best family game", "best game direction" and "best action/adventure game" at The Game Awards 2024 in Los Angeles. It has sold more than 1.5 million copies according to Sony, which owns the 65-person Japanese studio Team Asobi responsible for the mega-hit. Onstage at the Peacock Theater, Team Asobi's French chief Nicolas Doucet praised the studio for designing a game that "put the user first". "It was just about the kids," he said. Читать дальше...

Investigations into the motive behind the UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s shooting death continue, as Mangione fights extradition to New York where he faces a murder charge

Suppose a company is operating on a business model that demonstrably depends on letting people die through intentional neglect. Is it murder for someone who becomes aware of that crime to take violent action to try to prevent more deaths? Take, for example, a nursing home that decides to save money by leaving elderly inmates More

The stakes are extremely high as the impact of fossil fuels on climate change goes to The Hague for hearings December 2-13, 2024 to determine whether nations are obligated to phase out fossil fuels. Will the esteemed court issue an opinion that truly impacts climate change? More

In this edition of My F*K, News24's weekly satirical column, find out why Jacob Zuma and Julius Malema share the honour of menace of the week.

Shares of Tata Motors fell 1.21 per cent to 776.75 on the BSE today

1. Government sets out plan for new era of clean electricity  GOV.UK
2. Costing £40bn a year until 2030, Labour has decided its colossal net zero plan is worth the risk  Sky News
3. Letters: Mounting costs for consumers count for little in Ed Miliband’s drive for clean energy  The Telegraph
4. Ed Miliband pledges ‘most ambitious reforms to UK energy system in generations’  The Guardian
5. Ministers consider weakening rights of communities to block clean-power projects  Financial... Читать дальше...

Rules come into force that will make it harder for some GB firms to sell goods to NI and the EU.

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The government has already identified 10 locations

NARATHIWAT - Rescuers found the body of a Thai citizen on Friday three days after he jumped into the Golok River to escape arrest by Malaysian police while trying to enter the neighbouring country through an illegal route.

This piece was first published on CounterPunch in March 2011. When the Arab Spring came to the Middle East ten years ago, most on the left welcomed the protests, except in Libya and Syria largely out of geopolitical concerns. If the world was made up of opposing camps, you had to support Washington’s enemies even More