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Nine teams will start the upcoming Chinese Super League season on minus points after clubs were sanctioned following an investigation into “match-fixing, gambling, and corruption in the football industry”.Shanghai Shenhua, last season’s runners-up, suffered the toughest sanction alongside Tianjin Tigers, with the pair receiving a 10-point deduction each.Four punished sides have already been relegated to China League One.The 13 teams have also been fined between £21,000 and £104,000 (200,000 and one million yuan).The punishments were handed out by authorities as a result of an investigation into football-related gambling and match manipulation.A statement, external said the penalties were intended “To uphold…

Keir Starmer has caved to Labour rebels and ruled out reforming Britain’s welfare system.The Department for Work and Pensions has been told it will not be allocated parliamentary time to introduce any new changes to the benefits system until at least next year.This would make it increasingly unlikely that any contentious welfare reforms will be implemented before the next general election, currently expected in 2029.Two major reviews into the welfare state, which ministers hope will eventually curb the rising cost of the benefits bill, are due to report later this year. However, both are expected to require primary legislation to…

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Manchester Libraries in partnership with Withington Walls have produced an exciting new digital educational resource, designed for schools to use with children in Key Stages 2 and 3. The digital resource presents a curated selection of 100 items from the Marcus Rashford Mural Tributes archive, held at Manchester Central Library, and uses them to reflect on themes such as community action, empathy and the power of the collective. The resource is primarily designed to be used in class by schools, and in workshop settings by local community groups. It includes: – an introductory film presented by journalist and…

Martin Lewis has delivered a direct challenge to Chancellor Rachel Reeves, urging her to reconsider the Government’s decision to freeze student loan repayment thresholds.The MoneySavingExpert founder addressed the Chancellor personally while appearing on BBC Newsnight on Wednesday evening.Looking straight into the camera, Mr Lewis accused the Government of breaching the spirit of agreements made with young people when student loans were introduced.”It’s not a tax, it’s a contract that the Government signed with young people who have not been given any education on these loans,” Mr Lewis said.”I do not think it is a moral thing for you to do……

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The report did not detail individual cases, but families have previously spoken about the problems their children have experienced. One girl, Bunty, who was born with a rare bone disease that caused her left leg to be bowed and short, was operated on multiple times by Jabbar and eventually had to have her lower leg amputated.

There was confusion earlier this month when Vardar claimed they had accepted an £870,000 offer, external from Sporting Kansas City for Mato, after Hearts had announced their own pre-contract deal.North Macedonian top-flight leaders Vardar proclaimed that he would instead “play against Messi, Suarez, Giroud, Lloris, Busquets” in Major League Soccer.But, in a statement to the Kansas City Star outlet, the MLS outfit stated: “Sporting Kansas City explored a transfer for Rogers Mato, but he has elected to sign a pre-contract with Hearts and we wish him all the best in the future.”Mato, who played for his country at the Africa…