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He had the assembled media pack giggling away as he told certain newspaper journalists he had been seeing their faces in his sleep, such is the interest around potential transfers at Parkhead.And it is not only the media he has charmed, but his players, too.Where they were finding ways to lose under Nancy – and Rodgers to a lesser degree – Celtic’s much-maligned squad are now grinding out results, albeit the 10-man reigning Premiership champions could not beat current leaders Hearts at the weekend.Nevertheless, the upturn in performances and results since Nancy’s calamitous tenure has been stark, and that is…

An investigation has found that 94 children were harmed while under the care of a former surgeon at Great Ormond Street Hospital (Gosh).A clinical review published on Thursday revealed that former orthopaedic surgeon Yaser Jabbar caused significant harm during his five-year tenure at the renowned London children’s hospital.The review examined 789 cases involving Mr Jabbar, who specialised in limb-lengthening and reconstruction procedures between 2017 and 2022.Of the 98 patients found to have suffered harm, 94 cases were directly attributed to the surgeon’s treatment.Investigators found 36 children suffered severe harm, 39 moderate harm and 19 mild harm.Severe cases included delayed diagnoses…

Reform UK’s Head of Policy Zia Yusuf has launched a scathing attack on the Prime Minister’s visit to Beijing, branding the trip’s focus on tackling Channel crossings through boat engine supply chains as “utterly absurd”.The comments come as it has been revealed that Sir Keir Starmer and President Xi Jinping would announce a joint initiative to combat people trafficking gangs, with efforts centred on curbing the use of Chinese-manufactured engines powering small boats that ferry migrants across European waters to seek asylum.The Prime Minister told the Chinest President that Britain seeks a “more sophisticated” relationship with the world’s second-largest economy,…

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Retired civil servants who have been left struggling because of severe delays to their pension payments can now apply for interest‑free emergency loans of up to £10,000, ministers have confirmed.The move comes after thousands of former staff reported lengthy waits for money owed to them following a change in the administration of the Civil Service Pension Scheme.During a parliamentary hearing, Cabinet Office Minister Nick Thomas‑Symonds condemned the situation, telling MPs on the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee that the delays were “completely and utterly unacceptable”. The problems began after outsourcing firm Capita took over responsibility for the scheme at…

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After a remarkable night of drama in the Champions League on Wednesday, it’s fair to say Thursday night was a more low-key affair in the Europa League as far as qualification for the play-off round was concerned.Of the 16 teams that occupied positions nine to 24 before a ball was kicked, 14 of them sealed a place in the play-offs when the full-time whistles sounded out across the continent.The two exceptions to that trend were Porto and Young Boys.In the case of the Portuguese giants, it was in joyful circumstances as a 3-1 home win against Rangers was enough to…

A Conservative councillor used receipts found in McDonald’s fast food bags to help trace a pair of litterers.Tony Slater, who sits on the Cotswold District Council, helped catch the first of the two offenders while on a walk with his wife.The pair were on a country lane when they spotted McDonald’s packaging on the side of the road.After looking through the bag, they located the receipt which showed where and when the food was purchased.Mr Slater told The Times: “I contacted the environmental health officer and he said ‘leave it with me and I will speak to McDonald’s’.”He asked me…

Allister Heath has warned Britain is “cancelling democracy” after local elections were delayed, accusing Labour of “running scared” of voters.He said there is “no excuse whatsoever” for postponing elections, arguing that democracy cannot be switched off for political convenience.The Government has said that it plans to postpone local elections for 29 councils in England that were due to take place in May.Speaking on GB News, the business journalist said: “I think there are two points here. The first is it’s a very good story, and it’s an explosive claim really from her. “It’s not conclusive proof, of course, but nonetheless…