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In recent years the landslide 20, 30 and 40-point wins have narrowed to eight points, five points and eight points again in 2014, 2017 and 2022, but the All Blacks always find a way.Through their brilliance, their power, their chicanery, they get the job done. We’re now at the point of the week where the optimism that some may have held for a Scottish win is probably beginning to fade. Hope is colliding with history. The dream fades the closer we get to kick-off.We’ve been in this movie before. The case for Scottish belief centred around these All Blacks not…
A foreign sex offender freed in error from a London prison has been re-arrested.Brahim Kaddour-Cherif was mistakenly released from HMP Wandsworth on October 29. The Metropolitan Police said in an update on social media: “Officers have arrested Brahim Kaddour-Cherif who was released in error from HMP Wandsworth on October 29.”Cherif was spotted by a member of the public in Blackhorse Lane, Islington just before 11.30am.”Officers responded immediately and he was arrested.”Cherif arrived in the UK legally and is not an asylum seeker.However, GB News understands he overstayed his visit visa and deportation proceedings had begun against him.Brahim Kaddour-Cherif was released…
Kemi Badenoch has declared it is “time for heads to roll” at the BBC after the broadcaster upheld complaints against veteran newsreader Martine Croxall.Speaking to GB News, the Conservative leader told Martin Daubney there is “clearly a small cabal of activists at the BBC who are holding sway over everybody else”.FULL STORY HERE.
Jeremy Vine viewers have been left up in arms after Friday’s show, thanks to a discussion about BBC newsreader Martin Croxall’s recent rule-breaking.In June, Ms Croxall prompted 20 complaints to the BBC after she changed the term “pregnant people” to “women” live on-air while reading from an autocue about a heatwave warning. Jeremy Vine: Not a single member of the panel argued against Ms Croxall’s ruling | C5The BBC, which initially stood by Ms Croxall at the time, has since come under fire from a number of licence fee payers for the U-turn, with many using social media to blast…
KFC fans have just two more days to snap up the food giant’s famous bunless burger.The Zinger Double Down burger disappears from menus this Sunday, November 9, marking the end of its triumphant comeback.The spicy sensation returned to restaurants earlier this year after a five-year hiatus, quickly becoming a “nationwide obsession”.Indeed, more than 1.1 million of the burgers have found their way into eager hands across the country since their re-emergence.An “unstoppable” force, foodies can’t seem to resist the unconventional creation that swaps traditional buns for crispy chicken. Much to the delight of KFC fans, the “bunless icon” returned to…
A former British soldier is facing extradition to Kenya in connection with the alleged murder of a 21-year-old woman there in 2012.The National Crime Agency (NCA) said Robert James Purkiss was arrested in Tidworth, Wiltshire on 6 November and appeared at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Friday.He was arrested by specialist officers from the NCA’s National Extradition Unit in connection with the killing of Agnes Manjiru after a warrant was issued in September, the agency added.Mr Purkiss, 38, told the court he intended to contest the extradition and was remanded into custody ahead of his next appearance at the same court…
Kevin Fitzpatrick,North West and Declan Carey,Local Democracy Reporting ServiceSalford City CouncilThe tower will become the third tallest building in the countryPlans have been approved to build the tallest skyscraper in Greater Manchester as part of a £1bn development featuring 3,300 homes, despite widespread opposition.The controversial scheme will see 10 high-rise towers built on land off Regent Retail Park in Ordsall, Salford – with the tallest standing at 895ft (273m) and 77 storeys. It will become the third tallest building in the country, and 73 metres higher than the Deansgate Square building which is currently the city region’s highest. The plans…
Hamilton also faces an investigation for failing to slow sufficiently for the yellow flags waved when Leclerc lost control.Norris topped all three sessions in sprint qualifying and had a comfortable advantage over Piastri throughout.He said: “It was a little bit tougher than I would have liked. But we did the job we needed to do, which was to be fastest today.”Qualifying is always one of the best things here. It’s difficulty, it’s bumpy, it’s tricky, always a joy, always puts a smile on your face.”But a long weekend, another qualifying and another couple of races to go but a good…
A new category C male prison in East Yorkshire has denied reports of rioting, staff fleeing and widespread disturbances on the wings.HMP Millsike at Full Sutton near York, opened in March and can hold just under 1,500 inmates.But numerous claims have been made that in the jail has been taken over by prisoners, with house block F “smashed to pieces” and a bomb squad called in.The prison is run privately by Mitie – deny the reports and instead confirmed there has been some “minor disturbances” but said that the prison is working as normal.In a statement, a spokesman for Mitie…
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