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Rumeana JahangirNorth WestGetty ImagesEven during the coronavirus pandemic, scores of people walked up for a socially-distanced event in the northern countrysideTowns, cities and villages are preparing to hold Remembrance services later but about 1,000 people will opt for one on top of a hill in the Pennines.Since the Saddleworth memorial was completed near Manchester in 1923, crowds have trekked from surrounding villages every year to commemorate the sacrifices of local soldiers who died in both World Wars.”The theory is that each side is facing its representative village and its plaque has got names of those who passed from that village,”…

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Evans held a 13-point lead over both Ogier and Rovanpera going into the Toyota City-based event.However, the Finn’s hopes took an early blow, dropping more than five minutes on Friday after damaging his rear suspension in a collision with a barrier.Evans began slowly, placing sixth on the opening stage, but put together back-to-back stage wins on Friday and a strong Saturday morning sequence to rise up to second just 1.4secs behind leader Ogier.The Frenchman responded with a dominant performance on Saturday afternoon, which continued as he was also the quickest driver across the final day’s six stages – including adding…

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry were among around 300 guests who attended Kris Jenner’s 70th birthday celebration at Jeff Bezos’s Beverly Hills estate on Saturday evening.The reality television matriarch marked the milestone with a James Bond-themed party at the tech billionaire’s £130million home, chosen as a nod to her turning 70, with the “007” reference forming the basis of the theme.Television cameras were not present at the event, and guests were reportedly informed that the gathering would be entirely private.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex arrived together and were seen walking hand-in-hand into the venue.Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attend…

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Amy Walker and Maia DaviesPA MediaKing Charles at last year’s service at the Cenotaph in LondonKing Charles III will lead the nation in a two-minute silence at 11:00 GMT on Sunday during the National Service of Remembrance at the Cenotaph.He is set to lay a wreath at the monument in central London as part of the service to remember those who died in conflict.The King will be joined by other senior royals and political leaders, including Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, at the London ceremony.Services will also take place in communities across the UK, including in Edinburgh, Belfast and Cardiff.Some…

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Farrell scored 10 tries in 25 games for Munster last season, enough to earn him the province’s player of the year award, and impressed in last month’s United Rugby Championship win over Leinster at Croke Park.”I was very close to going abroad and then this opportunity arose and then a couple of injuries and a few different situations happened at Munster where I got on a bit of a roll of games,” added the Dubliner, who signed a new Munster deal last month.”I managed to pick up a good bit of form and my game went from strength to strength…

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The Government is set to launch an independent review into soaring levels of inactivity among young Britons. The inquiry is set to be led by former Labour Health Secretary Alan Milburn, who will be tasked with investigating the waves of young people not in education, employment or training.According to research from the Resolution Foundation, the number of so-called “Neets” has spiked by almost 200,000 over the past 20 years.It has now reached 940,000 people and the figure is expected to exceed one million for the first time in more than a decade. The number of so-called “Neets” has spiked by…

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Drivers are being warned of several car recalls in recent weeks regarding concerns of serious issues that could lead to accidents or even vehicle fires.Some of the most popular manufacturers in the world have issued recalls for more than 1.75 million vehicles in response to software issues and battery faults that could cause fires.GB News has rounded up the most important car recalls of the past week that motorists need to know about.ToyotaIn newly filed documents with the United States National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Japanese brand announced it would recall 1,024,407 vehicles.The recall impacts certain Toyota, Lexus…

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A red poppy features on every front page this morning, with a number of the papers running special editions for Remembrance Sunday. Catherine, Princess of Wales, is front and centre of the Express, photographed wearing a poppy alongside Prince George at the Royal Albert Hall. The paper leads with an exclusive story detailing the Ministry of Defence’s announcement that they will cover the costs of veterans making overseas commemoration trips.In the Sunday edition of the Mirror, the paper details its own “campaign victory”, which they say will see an increased number of veterans who were “involved in H-bomb testing” rewarded…

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Guardiola knew Arsenal were building a team capable of chasing a championship. He is waiting to see whether they have the stamina to keep up their fast start.”The last two or three years, after the process to rebuild the club and the team, Arsenal are there. It is exceptional what they are doing for two or three seasons,” Guardiola said.”But it is early November. Nobody wins the title in early November. You can lose it – but nobody wins it.”I know how quickly things change. One week ago it was Liverpool ‘disaster, disaster’ and now they win two and it’s…

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A Romanian couple have been jailed for trafficking women into Britain and forcing them into prostitution before fleeing the country. Leeds Crown Court heard that Costel Tambac, 50, and Marianna Iova, 35, sexually exploited their victims over the course of three months in 2016. At Leeds Crown Court, Judge Andrew Stubbs KC described the women as being “effectively held captive”, adding the couple pocketed “substantial sums”, while the victims received “next to no money”. After being “essentially groomed” by different men, two Romanian women, aged 19 and 25, were handed over to Tambac and Iova in Wolverhampton in August 2016,…

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