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Saudi Arabia keen to bring Mohamed Salah to Saudi Pro League in January, Antoine Semenyo prefers Liverpool move but Arsenal and Manchester City also interested in Bournemouth forward.Saudi Arabia is prepared to do “whatever it can” to bring Liverpool and Egypt forward Mohamed Salah, 33, to the Saudi Pro League in January. (Gulf News), externalLiverpool is the preferred destination for Ghana forward Antoine Semenyo, 25, when he leaves Bournemouth. (Team Talk), externalSemenyo is wary about joining Tottenham, with Arsenal and Manchester City also interested. (Sun), externalCrystal Palace defender Marc Guehi, 25, remains keen on a move to Liverpool but Barcelona…
A reindeer farm in rural Britain says it is being pushed to the brink of closure after its local Lib Dem-led council reclassified its animals as “dangerous,” forcing the business to obtain a costly zoo licence.Sarah Sutton, who has run the family operation in Somerset for 14 years, told GB News the move is “completely unnecessary” and threatens the future of her herd.She explained: “We can’t even break even if it wasn’t for my helicopter-flying husband who works for the air ambulance, this farm wouldn’t be able to manage as it is. “Now we may be forced into a situation…
Prince William has released a personal message following the death of Iain Douglas-Hamilton, the conservationist who founded Save the Elephants and served for many years as an ambassador for Tusk.The Prince of Wales shared the message on his official social media channels.Kensington Palace confirmed that he wished to mark the death of a man whose work transformed global understanding of elephant behaviour and the threats facing the species.In the statement, Prince William said: “I am so sad to hear of the passing of Iain Douglas-Hamilton, a man who dedicated his life to conservation, and whose life’s work leaves lasting impact…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves’s planned changes to salary sacrifice arrangements could strip more than £50,000 from the pension pots of higher earners, according to industry experts.The Treasury intends to apply National Insurance charges to pension contributions made through salary sacrifice schemes when they exceed £2,000, with the measure taking effect from 2029.Approximately 3.3 million workers stand to be affected by this policy shift, which threatens not only retirement savings but also take-home pay, future wage increases and bonus payments.The announcement arrives against a troubling backdrop: official data indicates that current workers are set to retire with 8 per cent less wealth…
Strictly Come Dancing bosses are facing backlash ahead of this weekend’s semi-final after viewers spotted Karen Carney and Balvinder Sopal have been given the exact same two style of dances.Fans are accusing producers of the show of forcing the public to choose between them.Strictly’s official Instagram page confirmed both couples will perform a Waltz and a Salsa, prompting debate over whether this was a strategic move to pit them against each other.One viewer wrote: “Why does this feel like you want the public to choose directly between Karen and Bal by giving them the exact same dances?”Carlos Gu and Karen…
The UK government has denied failing to stand up for Sir Sadiq Khan after he was branded a “disgusting mayor” by US President Donald Trump.Trump’s latest remarks in his long-running feud with the London mayor came in an interview with Politico, in which he also claimed Sir Sadiq was elected “because so many people have come in”.In response, Sir Sadiq told Politico that the president was “obsessed” with him and said “record numbers of Americans” were moving to London because the city’s liberal values were the “antithesis” of Trump’s.A Downing Street spokesman declined to criticise President Trump’s comments, saying Prime…
“I don’t want to be flip about it. We probably will know that in advance of the official start of the Games. What you do at that point becomes a different issue.”Obviously, if the players feel that the ice is unsafe, we’re not going to play.”It’s as simple as that.”The rink in Milan, approved by the International Ice Hockey Federation, is shorter than the minimum requirement in the NHL, leading to suggestions there could be an increase in high-speed collisions.The NHL players’ association said on Saturday the concerns were more around the quality of the ice than the size.Daly, though,…
A Vicar has expressed his concern for increasing “hostility” towards Christianity in Britain after a teacher was banned for a remark made to a Muslim pupil.Speaking to GB News, Christ Church New Malden Vicar Stephen Kurht hit out at the decision, declaring he is “concerned for free speech”.The teacher at a London primary school was reported to his local child protection board following remarks made to pupils.The incident arose after the educator, who does not wish to be named, allegedly reprimanded pupils for using sinks in the boys’ toilets to wash their feet.The teacher has since been banned from working…
London Mayor Sir Khan has been handed a scathing takedown following a chilling new report into “two-tier” policing in the capital.Speaking to GB News, former Police and Crime Commissioner Festus Akinbusoye hit out at Sir Sadiq for cutting the number of stop and search procedures in London, amid an epidemic of crime.FULL STORY HERE.
Prince Harry and six fellow high-profile claimants have been warned they face a significant financial risk in their £38million privacy lawsuit against Associated Newspapers, with judges cautioning that losing the case could leave them personally liable for millions in legal costs.Judge David Cook and Mr Justice Nicklin issued a ruling on Tuesday stating that the group, which includes Baroness Lawrence of Clarendon, must have the “clearest possible understanding” of the consequences arising from their legal action amid escalating costs and the financial risk built into their insurance arrangements.The judges said the claimants could face a devastating financial burden if the…