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“The good thing is we found a way, but the way we played is not what we should.”We went away from what we were meant to do, so we are a little disappointed there. Rustiness is not an excuse.”I reckon it’s a wake-up call, and the girls will think so too. We fought our way back, so we will take that away with things to work on.”New Zealand looked to be on course for a comfortable day when Stacey Waaka scored after two minutes, but Fiji grew into the match before scoring after 21 minutes.Skipper Sereana Naitokatoka made a clever…

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A 14-year-old boy has been stabbed in a car park at Manchester’s Arndale Centre shopping mall.Greater Manchester Police said the boy was injured on the 9th floor of Manchester’s Arndale Centre just after 15:00 BST on Saturday.The force said his injuries were not believed to be life threatening or life changing. The Arndale was closed for several hours after the stabbing.Det Insp Sam Jones said: “This is believed to be an isolated incident with no risk to the wider public.”The understands a row with other males had taken place beforehand.No arrests have been made in connection with the stabbing so…

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A police officer is being treated in hospital after being shot in Nottingham city centre. Nottinghamshire Police said the officer had approached two suspects in Angel Row shortly before the incident at 04:50 BST on Sunday.The officer is now being treated for a wound to his foot, the force said. Detectives said a firearm was recovered and that two suspects, a man and a woman, fled the scene.Angel Row is currently closed and a large police scene remains in place.Assistant Chief Constable Claire Rukas, of Nottinghamshire Police, said: “This is a shocking incident and a sobering reminder of the potential…

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Why is the support being offered?More than five million customers across the UK are behind on their energy bills, while total energy debt has doubled over the past three years.Around 75 per cent of outstanding debt has no repayment arrangement in place.Unpaid energy debt adds an average of £60 to domestic bills. Baringa forecasts that this could rise to £100 if total debt reaches £7billion by the end of the year.Average bills are also expected to rise again from January because of gas price movements.Jessica Taplin, chief executive of Charis, said: “Helping people with their energy costs can provide immediate…

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Supermarkets could cut costs | Last updated: 1792306805 Like Share Comment Thank you for signing up! See the latest from GB News here . Choose GB News on Google – add us as a preferred source Choose GB News Support GB News Champion free speech and independent journalism while unlocking exclusive benefits. Support us Britons love a Sunday roast dinner, and gravy is the star of the plate for many — in fact, new research found 94 per cent won’t sit down to a roast without it.But it goes much beyond pouring over turkey and Yorkshire puddings, as Britons share…

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Hills said stalking victims should not need to be scared for more serious charges or punishments to be imposed.”It’s a weird thing, if something is trying to scare you, and you say you’re scared then they’ve sort of won,” she said.”If you admit you’re afraid, you’re handing your stalker a bit of help. Why is it all on the victim, and how the victim feels?”You would never say that about a burglary to a house, would you?”It’s a weird judgement to make.”Ten years on from Alice’s death, the Alice Ruggles Trust is continuing to focus on educating young people about…

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It has been a slow start. Following that opening defeat by Arsenal, Brighton dropped points against struggling Birmingham City and Aston Villa, despite strong performances. Two League Cup wins helped, and the nature of that commanding victory over Charlton suggests Ruiz’s style is starting to take root.”We still want to play,” said Kirby, “[but] now it’s more about how we harm the opposition quicker. There was an element previously where we overplayed when we could have gone forward.”It’s hard to change the mindset quickly, but we’ve got a great group of people.”I’m very black and white. Tell me what you…

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A couple who have spent 20 years building a community garden at their local railway station have said they hope it will be named as the Best in Britain.Hindley Station in Wigan has been nominated in an annual “World Cup” of stations competition run by train operating companies.Sheila and Sandy Davidson have been planting trees, flowers and shrubs alongside the platforms for two decades.”We just came down almost 20 years ago and decided to plant a few bulbs on the Manchester-bound platform,” said 80-year-old Sheila from the Friends of Hindley Station. “Everybody in the area is wonderful, they all support…

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Reform UK has suspended a party activist who reportedly said that you cannot be Muslim and British in footage recorded by an undercover reporter from ITV News.It is also investigating two of its councillors who appear to have advocated for the mass shooting of grooming gang members in the footage.The party’s response follows the latest allegations from undercover filming by ITV News, external, which has led to Reform facing questions over its vetting procedures for candidates. A party spokesperson told the it was pursuing legal action against ITV and the documentary’s production company which had used undercover reporting to obtain…

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