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Thames Water is set to be rescued by a consortium of creditors, following a £1billion pledge made on Thursday morning.The London & Valley Water group aims to restructure Britain’s largest water utility, which provides services to 16 million customers across the capital and surrounding areas.The revised offer includes provisions to eliminate around one-third of the company’s debt burden, which currently stands at close to £20billion.The consortium submitted its enhanced proposal to water regulator Ofwat on Wednesday, describing the plan as more comprehensive than their initial submission in May.The rescue package represents a significant increase from earlier proposals, with the consortium…

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If you’ve been dreaming of getting professional facial treatments but can’t find the time (or budget) for regular spa visits, the engineers at SharkNinja have a solution. They’ve just launched what they’re calling the UK’s first at-home facial device, which combines exfoliation, hydration, and specialised therapy for your skin all in one gadget.It’s called FacialPro Glow and DePuffi and it costs £299.This handy device is designed to give you that post-spa glow in just 10 minutes. It’s been developed alongside dermatologists and tested to show it really works – with results showing your skin can be 128% more hydrated after…

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Police have evicted members of a self-styled African tribe who had set up camp on council-owned land in the Scottish Borders.The three people, who call themselves the Kingdom of Kubala, have been staying in a wooded area near Jedburgh.The tribe streamed the eviction live on TikTok on Thursday morning.The group had previously said they were reclaiming land that was stolen from their ancestors 400 years ago and refused to recognise the powers of the courts to evict them.Police and immigration enforcement officials moved into the camp at about 08:00 and detained the members of the group.Ghanaian Kofi Offeh, 36, and…

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That prospect isn’t being completely discounted, although the initial indications aren’t entirely positive.Sources close to Palace claim the chances of Glasner staying are remote, that the perceived transfer inactivity over the summer was taken as a sign that he and the club are not aligned in terms of their ambitions.That’s not to say the Eagles will give up trying to convince him to continue.If Palace were to provide the former Eintracht Frankfurt coach with certain guarantees and control over transfer operations, that may be enough of an incentive for the Austrian to – at the very least – have discussions…

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Lauren Hirst News, Manchester GMPKasir Bashir was convicted by a jury following a lengthy trialA member of a grooming gang who sexually exploited and raped a teenage girl is still on the run after almost nine months.A manhunt is under way to track down Kasir Bashir, who failed to appear for the first day of his trial in January and has been at large since.The 50-year-old, who worked at Rochdale Indoor Market, was found guilty in his absence of abusing the 13-year-old victim and given a sentence of 29 years. Greater Manchester Police (GMP) said “time was no barrier” in…

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Reform UK has stormed to a 10-point lead over Labour as a staggering new poll shows Sir Keir Starmer’s Conference speech has massively backfired.Sir Keir launched several attacks on Mr Farage, describing him as the “enemy” with “racist” policies and even describing the dinghies crossing the Channel full of illegal migrants as “Farage boats”.But a new poll suggested that the Prime Minister’s scathing tactics appear to have blown up in his face.The More in Common poll of more than 2,000 people found Reform’s lead over Labour has jumped from three points to 10 in just a week.Mr Farage’s party leapt…

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The Apprentice alumnus Thomas Skinner has shared a speech urging Brits to be “proud” of the flag through a late-night social media post on Wednesday evening. The 34-year-old Strictly Come Dancing participant shared footage from their previous Good Morning Britain appearance whilst training for the BBC programme, reigniting his feud with television personality Narinder Kaur.During his X platform message, Mr Skinner declared his affection for Britain and its citizens, stating: “I love this beautiful country and all you lovely people with all my heart.”He then appeared to target Kaur and those opposing the recent upsurge in flag displays directly, adding:…

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Thames Water’s lenders have submitted a new rescue plan to prevent the UK’s largest water company from collapsing.London & Valley Water, a consortium of large financial institutions and investors, has submitted proposals which include writing off about a third of the company’s near £20bn debt pile and investing to improve services.Fears that Thames could collapse first emerged more than two years ago, and the government has been on standby to supervise a form of temporary nationalisation.But the firm’s investors said its plan would rebuild the company without the need for any taxpayer funding or government support.The company serves about a…

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Philly fans are not getting carried away just yet. Firstly because they are used to success having reached two of the past three Super Bowls, denying the Kansas City Chiefs a three-peat in February.The Eagles have also not been at their best on offence or defence, but each week they tend to have the fewest turnovers, and the team that wins that battle tends to win the game.”The Eagles have won 20 of their last 21 games, and a big reason for that is [they have had] 42 takeaways and only nine giveaways, so they play a conservative style of…

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The Government’s new digital identity card will not be known as a “BritCard”, Downing Street has confirmed.The digital identity card – unveiled last week by Sir Keir Starmer – was immediately dubbed “the BritCard” as that was the name given to the scheme by Labour Together, the influential left-wing think tank close to No10, in the summer.The concept of a “BritCard” immediately led to pushback from politicians in devolved UK regions, notably Northern Ireland, where nationalists would have boycotted the scheme if it were known as a “BritCard”.In an interview with GB News’ Chopper’s Political Podcast, Scottish Labour leader Anas…

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