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HAG HONOURED AT FWA AWARDS – Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag received the honour in recognition of United’s FA Cup success last season Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag was honoured at a Football Writers’ Association (FWA) awards dinner from the FWA Northern branch in recognition of their FA Cup success last season. Last May, United claimed a 2-1 victory over Manchester City in the FA Cup final, as they ended their campaign with silverware after a tough season. On Saturday, Alejandro Garnacho and Rasmus Hojlund got on the scoresheet as ten Hag’s side bounced back after conceding a…

THAMES WATER BONDHOLDERS SPLIT – A collection of bondholders in Thames Water mobilise to avert nationalisation A collection of bondholders in Thames Water are mobilising to protect their interests amid an intensifying battle to avert the company’s nationalisation. Class B bondholders were notified they would no longer be part of the same group as the Class A noteholders represented by Jefferies, the investment bank, and law firm Akin Gump. One bondholder source said a potential clash of interests between the two groups of lenders was the reason for the split. The Class B bondholders are said to account for hundreds…

MOLDOVA HOLDS PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION- Preliminary results to be issued at press conference Moldova’s incumbent president Maia Sandu and her main rival Aleksandr Stoianoglo voted in the presidential elections in Chisinau on Sunday . After casting his vote for the presidential election, Stoianoglo told reporters that he did not participate in the EU referendum, saying it was “not related to the European Union itself,” adding he nevertheless supported Moldova’s “European aspirations.” The referendum will decide whether to insert a clause into the constitution defining EU accession as a goal. Sandu told media representatives that she believed “our vote in the (EU)…

SOUTH KOREA CALLS FOR SECURITY COOPERATION WITH THE UK- Cho Tae-Yul says the security of Europe and the Indo-Pacific are intertwined South Korean foreign minister Cho Tae-yul called for deepened security cooperation at a meeting with visiting UK foreign minister David Lammy on Monday at a meeting in Seoul. Lammy’s visit to South Korea came days after Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused North Korea of preparing to send 10,000 soldiers to help Moscow’s war effort, raising U.S. concerns. NATO chief Mark Rutte has said there was no evidence of Pyongyang’s presence at this stage. Tensions have also been running high…

IDF ELIMINATES MASTERMIND BEHIND OCT 7 ATTACK- “Yahya Sinwar is gone” says Netanyahu The Hamas chief and mastermind behind the Oct 7 attack Yahya Sinwar was eliminated on Wednesday in Rafah by an Israeli military operation Sinwar was found and eliminated by infantry soldiers from the Bislach Brigade. Israeli prime minister Netanyahu said in a video statement that ‘Sinwar is gone’, further stating that the reign of terror that the Iranian regime has imposed on its people and on the people of Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Yemen, will also come to an end. Netanyahu also said that the war can…

THIS ELECTION WILL DECIDE THE FATE OF AMERICA – Elon Musk also says this  U.S election will decide the fate of Western civilization Elon Musk attended a campaign rally in Pennsylvania for Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump on Thursday.  Musk took the stage in the rally where he stated that the upcoming U.S election would decide the fate of America and the fate of Western civilization.  With reference to the war in the middle east, Elon musk stated that people are being taught to hate  in Gaza from a tender age, further saying that such practice needed to stop to…

IMF MANAGING DIRECTOR SAYS CHINA CAN NO LONGER RELY ON EXPORTS – Georgieva says China’s growth could fall below 4% if it stays on its current path International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva said that China is too large to continue relying on exports to drive its economy and faces dangerously slower growth unless it shifts toward a consumer-driven economic model. Georgieva told reporters in an interview that China’s growth could fall below 4% in the medium term if it stays on its current path, a level “that is going to be very difficult for China. It’s going to…

SENTENCING POWERS OF MAGISTRATES SET TO BE INCREASED- The changes will allow magistrates to hand-down prison sentences of up to a year Lord Chancellor Shabana Mahmood has announced plans to increase the sentencing powers of magistrates in the UK The changes will allow magistrates to hand-down prison sentences of up to a year. The government says this will help to tackle the record remand population in jails and address the Crown Court backlog, also at a historic high. The Lord Chancellor confirmed the plans to allow magistrates to issue custodial sentences for up to 12 months for a single offence…

EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK CUTS  INTEREST RATE TO 3.25%- Inflation in the eurozone falls below its 2% target. The European Central Bank cut its interest rate to 3.25% after inflation in the eurozone fell below its 2% target. ECB policymakers were under pressure to reduce the deposit rate after figures out earlier on Thursday showed annual prices growth in the single-currency bloc had eased in September to 1.7%, down from 2.2% the previous month. The cut is the ECB’s third of the year, putting it two ahead of the Bank of England, which is widely forecast to cut the cost of…

LEGALISING ASSISTED DYING IS A ‘SLIPPERY SLOPE’- Says Canterbury Archbishop Justin Welby The archbishop of Canterbury has warned that legalising assisted dying is dangerous and risks turning the right to die into a duty. Archbishop Justin Welby said the approach is both dangerous and sets us in a direction which is even more dangerous, and in every other place where it’s been done, has led to a slippery slope. He wrote in a statement that the right to end your life could all too easily all too accidentally turn into a duty to do so. Archbishop Welby further stated that…