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A 31-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of commission, preparation and instigation of acts of terrorism in relation to the Heaton Park synagogue attack last month, Greater Manchester Police have confirmed.The man was arrested after arriving on an inbound flight at Manchester Airport on Thursday.He remains in custody for questioning.This brings the total number of people arrested in connection with the investigation to seven.A 30-year-old man arrested on October 9 on suspicion of failing to disclose information contrary to S38B of the Terrorism Act 2000 remains on bail.Assistant Chief Constable Rob Potts said: “At around midday today, officers from…

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A pub landlord has demanded a Budget U-turn from Rachel Reeves as he hit out at the latest “attack on working people”.Speaking to GB News from The Old Bulldog in Stoke-on-Trent, Mike Newton took aim at the second Budget from the Chancellor for targeting those who are the “backbone” of the nation.Defending her Budget today, Ms Reeves told GB News she is “focused on cutting the cost of living, cutting NHS waiting lists and cutting debt and borrowing”.She claimed: “I achieved those things in my Budget, my second Budget as Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday.”Delivering his verdict on the Budget,…

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Chelsy Davy, who dated Prince Harry between 2004 and 2011, has unveiled previously private photographs from her 2022 marriage to hotelier Sam Cutmore-Scott.The 40-year-old jewellery designer posted images to Instagram showing the couple’s beach ceremony in Mauritius, an occasion that remained largely secret until their marriage was reported in May 2022.The Duke of Sussex’s former partner, who attended his 2018 wedding to Meghan Markle, chose to share these personal moments alongside revelations about her unconventional wedding preparations and the couple’s life with their young family.Perhaps most striking amongst the wedding revelations was Ms Davy’s admission that she acquired her bridal…

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Britain’s public debt burden is projected to exceed £3.5trillion by the 2030–31 financial year, according to new forecasts from the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR). Annual interest costs are expected to climb to £140billion, matching the combined spending on education and defence.The national debt currently stands at £2.8trillion and is forecast to pass £3trillion next year. The OBR said the pace of debt accumulation places the UK among the worst-performing advanced economies over the past two decades.Richard Hughes, chairman of the watchdog, warned that Britain has “experienced one of the largest increases in government debt of any advanced economy”, with…

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Cruz Beckham appeared to extend an emotional olive branch to his estranged brother Brooklyn on Thursday.The musician, 20, took to Instagram to share a close-up photograph of himself looking visibly upset, accompanied by a crying emoji and the words: “Life is too short to be silent, at least talk it out.”The youngest son of Sir David and Lady Victoria Beckham also posted a video of his eldest brother, 26, presenting his sibling with a guitar, captioning it “brotherly love” alongside multiple crying emojis.He later shared an image of a guitar with the word “Thanks” written across the back.Cruz Beckham shared…

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A 31-year-old Irish woman has revealed how she shed an incredible 13st 7lb, dropping from 22st to just 8st 7lb without resorting to weight-loss injections or surgical procedures.Christina Togher, who manages a coffee shop in Castlebar, County Mayo, achieved the transformation between March 2024 and June this year through dietary swaps, walking, strength training, and sessions on the stair machine.The dramatic weight loss took her from wearing size XXL clothing down to a size 8 in jeans and XS or small in tops.”It’s crazy when you start putting numbers on it, it’s actually crazy to think that I’ve lost the…

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Erica Witherington,Disability producerandNikki Fox,Disability correspondentRiver-James Whybrow, who is autistic and is often in pain, says he feels “judged” for having a Motability carYoung disabled people have reacted angrily to the first significant changes to the Motability scheme made since it was launched nearly 50 years ago.Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced in the Budget that tax will be charged on the insurance included in a Motability lease, and VAT added to the advanced payments put down on higher-value cars.The chancellor said it was time to “reduce generous taxpayer subsidies” to the scheme, which allows eligible disabled people to lease vehicles that can…

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Armagh will face Tyrone in the preliminary round of the 2026 Ulster Championship, while holders Donegal are potential semi-final opponents. Kieran McGeeney’s side, who have lost three Ulster finals in a row, will have to battle past Tyrone in a tantalising provincial opener. The sides played out a thrilling semi-final in last year’s Ulster Championship as Armagh ran out one-point winners. Armagh last won the Anglo Celt Cup in 2008 while Tyrone last triumphed in 2021.The winner of that tie will face Fermanagh in the quarter-finals, while Donegal or Down will then await in the last four. Jim McGuinness’ Donegal…

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There will be a notable change in the women’s One-Day Cup next summer with Yorkshire joining the eight teams granted tier one status for the 2025 season.It means the first fully professional women’s 50-over Roses match will take place against holders Lancashire at Old Trafford on Saturday, 25 April, with the return game on 12 September.Yorkshire won the League Two trophy last season, beating Glamorgan by nine wickets at Worcester, with Erin Thomas hitting an unbeaten 62. In the men’s competition, the groups were subject to a draw so only Gloucestershire, Leicestershire, Notts and Surrey remain in Group A from…

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A once popular seaside town is set to be returned to its former glory after the rubberstamping of a £20million regeneration package.Rhyl, a town along the coasts of north-east Wales, used to be a tourist hotspot famed for its beach attractions, but has since fallen on hard times.The reversal of that sad decline will be jump-started in 2026 after senior councillors approved a 10-year draft plan to revive the community.Capital will be pumped into multiple areas, including high streets, heritage sites, housing developments, employment opportunities, health services, transport infrastructure and educational facilities.Additional investment will also be provided for skills development,…

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