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GUARDIOLA AWARE OF THE EXPECTATIONS SURROUNDING HIS TEAM – Manchester City will have to accept a more challenging season Manchester City will have to accept a more challenging season as they cope with injuries that make it harder to repeat the success of recent years, manager Pep Guardiola said ahead of their Champions League game at Sporting.  Depleted by a number of injuries to key players, the Premier League champions saw a 32-game unbeaten league run ended with a loss at Bournemouth on Saturday November 2nd after a midweek reverse at Tottenham Hotspur in the League Cup fourth round. Guardiola…

SOUTH KOREA WARNS NORTH KOREA OVER MISSILE LAUNCH- South Korea’s JCS says North Korea continues its illegal provocations South Korea’s military says North Korea raised tensions in the Korean peninsula by launching ballistic missiles and that the North will take responsibility for all the consequences. Deputy Chief of South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) public affairs, Nam Gi-su, said launching of the ballistic missile is seen as a clear violation to the United Nations Security Council resolution, further adding that the launch should be halted as they pose a threat by increasing tensions in the Korean Peninsula. Earlier in…

UNIVERSITY TUITION FEES FOR HOME STUDENTS SET TO INCREASE – The fees will rise for the first time in 8 years after being frozen at of £9,250  The education secretary has announced that university tuition fees in England for home students will increase for the first time in eight years after being frozen at an annual level of £9,250 since the 2017/18 academic year. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson said the maximum cap will now rise in line with inflation from April 2025, seeing an increase of £285 in the cost of tuition to £9,535 next year. Leaving students in the…

THAMES WATER CRISIS SPARKS NEW DEAL – Southern Water secures a deal with a group of hedge funds Southern Water, which supplies more than 2m homes in the UK, is understood to have now secured a deal with a group of hedge funds, amid concerns over the crisis at Thames Water, after battles to raise fresh funding from the conventional capital markets.  The move caused its debt costs to spiral and it was the trigger for Southern Water to be downgraded again by the global credit ratings agencies that monitor the finances of the world’s biggest companies on behalf of…

‘GO OUT AND VOTE’ SAYS TRUMP AT LAST GEORGIA RALLY – Trump focuses on immigration at his last rally in Georgia Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump encouraged the crowd at the last Georgia rally to go out and vote. Trump promised “party time” after Tuesday’s election and emphasised on immigration at his last rally in Georgia. The event at an open-air theatre in Macon was the third visit to a swing state after Pennsylvania and North Carolina earlier in the day. Trump also warned of dire economic consequences and a repeat of the 1929 Great Depression if Harris were elected.…

BABY GIRLS SWITCHED AT BIRTH DUE COMPENSATION 55 YEARS LATER – The NHS trust which oversees the hospital admitted liability 2 baby girls who were switched at birth in 1967 at an NHS hospital are set to receive compensation in a first-of-its-kind case in the UK.  The then newborns, who are now both grown women, were switched at West Midlands hospital shortly after birth. It was only when the sibling of one of the women took a DNA home testing kit that the truth came to light – 55 years later.  Cases of babies being accidentally switched in hospitals are…

KEIR STARMER IS SET TO BOOST BORDER SECURITY WITH EXTRA £75M- The Prime Minister will open the Interpol General Assembly in Glasgow today The Prime Minister is set to announce an additional £75 million to boost border security, bringing the investment in the Border Security Command over the next two years to £150 million. Keir Starmer will open the Interpol General Assembly in Glasgow today by outlining his mission to smash the people smuggling gangs by resetting the UK’s whole approach to this challenge and intensifying international collaboration to meet the global scale of the threat. The Prime minister will…

KEMI BADENOCH EMERGES AS NEW LEADER OF CONSERVATIVE PARTY- Badenoch won with  53,806 votes Kemi Badenoch has emerged as the new leader of the conservative party. Badenock defeated Robert Jenrick in the member’s vote, taking over 56% of 95,000 votes.  Badenoch stated after the announcement that the party is critical to the success story of the United Kingdom, further adding that the conservative party needed to be honest in order to be heard. Badenoch won with  53,806 votes in the online and postal ballot of party members, beating Jenrick’s total of 41,388. Badenoch also stated in her victory speech that…

WEIGHT LOSS JABS INCLUDING OZEMPIC LINKED TO 10 DEATHS IN THE UK – At least 68 people have been admitted to hospital due to illness from injections The government has issued an important warning after weight loss jabs including Ozempic were found linked to 10 deaths in the UK. The Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) found that at least 68 people have been admitted to hospital after becoming ill-using the injections, and 7,228 reports of illness associated with the drugs, which can cause nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea. The use of Ozempic and Wegovy jabs were common amongst the…

MANCHESTER UNITED DREW 1-1 WITH CHELSEA – Chelsea are 4th in the table on 18 points while United are 13th on 12 points Moises Caicedo’s blistering second-half strike cancelled out a Bruno Fernandes penalty as Chelsea salvaged a 1-1 draw with Manchester United, spoiling United’s celebrations in their first Premier League game since manager Erik ten Hag was sacked. Chelsea are fourth in the table on 18 points while United, who had interim manager Ruud van Nistelrooy in the dugout, are 13th on 12 points after 10 games. The United captain scored from the spot in the 70th minute after…