Key Findings:• About 11 million undocumented immigrants lived in the United States as of 2022—3.3 percent of the country’s overall population. An additional 2.3 million removable immigrants were released into the United States between January 2023 and April 2024 and would also be targeted in any mass deportation operation. In 2022, nearly 90 percent of undocumented immigrants were of working age, compared to 61.3 percent of the U.S.-born population aged between 16 and 64, making undocumented immigrants more likely to actively participate in the labor force. Losing these working-age undocumented immigrants would worsen the severe workforce challenges that many industries have already been struggling with in the past few years. • Among the deported would be 1 million undocumented immigrant entrepreneurs, who generated $27.1 billion in total business income in 2022.

[2] Another 20 peaceful Ugandan Stop EACOP demonstrators had their trial adjourned this week to 26 November, [3] in what Human Rights Watch reports is an ongoing crackdown against the project’s critics by the Ugandan government [4]. [6]Even before any construction has taken place EACOP has been responsible for gross human rights abuses [7]. [7]The European Union voted in a special resolution that condemned EACOP for its human rights abuses in Uganda and Tanzania, abuses that included death threats, intimidation and wrongful imprisonment. Earlier this month, Extinction Rebellion targeted EACOP insurers Marsh McLennan as part of its Insure Our Survival week of action. Is The East African Crude Oil Pipeline Finally Going to Be Finished?, June 2024 https://oilprice.com/Energy/Crude-Oil/Is-The-East-African-Crude-Oil-Pipeline-Finally-Going-to-Be-Finished.html[13] Who is left to fund East Africa’s controversial oil pipeline?

Charles’s big scheme was to evict the Sussexes for Frogmore Cottage, and finding some way to force Andrew out of Royal Lodge and making him live in Frogmore. Andrew still isn’t giving up Royal Lodge, and now people close to Charles are admitting defeat. In fact, everyone saying that Andrew has “comprehensively humiliated” the king, and that “heads will roll” over this whole saga. Now the Mail’s Richard Eden has written a piece where he points out that Charles should be careful not to piss off Andrew, because Andrew will happily sell out everyone in the family. But instead of sticking together, the King is attacking his 64-year-old brother Andrew, who served bravely as a helicopter pilot in the Falklands War and worked as UK trade envoy.

Paul Pogba has confirmed his departure from Juventus as he prepares to make his return from a drugs ban. Back in March of last year Pogba was given a four-year ban after the World Cup winner tested positive for doping. When Pogba's contract at Manchester United expired in 2022 he chose to rejoin the club where he excelled in the past. Good luck @juventus"The Italian club released a statement that read: " Juventus Football Club and Paul Pogba announce that they have reached a mutual agreement for the termination of their contract as of 30 November, 2024. The Manchester outfit and Juventus are the only two major European outfits that Pogba has played for during his career.

TOI correspondent from London:The number of Indian students going to study at British universities has fallen by 20% amid a worrying drop in international students generally, which is posing a grave risk to the financial stability of the sector. The education sector relies heavily on the higher fees paid by international students.The recent UK riots and poor job prospects are among the reasons seen as responsible for the fall in Indian students.The Office for Students, the regulator of UK higher education, published a report on Friday which showed that students from India have seen the largest decrease, with Indian students falling from 139,914 in 2022-23 to 111,329 in 2023-24, a fall of 28,585 (20.4%).Nigerian students are down 25,897 (44.6%) to 32,192, and students from Bangladesh are down 5,202 (41.2%) to 7,425There has been an 11.8% decline in the total number of “Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies” granted to international students between 2034 and 2024 compared to the previous year.There were 16% fewer visa applications from international students between January 2024 and September 2024 compared to 2023.Increased employer national insurance contributions in the recent budget and below forecast recruitment of UK undergraduates are also creating a hole in university finances.The report estimates that by 2025-26 the annual income for UK universities will be down by £3.4 billion and the sector will see a deficit of £1.6 billion, resulting in 72% of universities facing a deficit and 40% having low liquidity. This is likely to lead to course and university closures, with those focused on postgraduate taught courses relying on international students being “of particular concern”, it said.Declining interest from India was due to master’s students not being allowed to bring partners, the economic conditions in the UK, and recent rioting stories, said Amit Tiwari, president of the Indian National Students Association UK. “Unless the UK govt address this, the outlook for UK universities is bleak as they rely heavily on Indian students,” he said.Indian students are looking at Germany, Ireland, the US, and the Middle East instead, said Sanam Arora, founder and chair of National Indian Students and Alumni Union UK. She blamed the “Conservative party ban on dependents, confusion around the post-study work visa , an increase in skilled worker salary thresholds and an apparent lack of jobs in the UK.” “For the first time, safety is also being raised as a concern,” she said.

An amazing athlete, so talented and intelligent. Having children and getting back to the top of your sport/game, as a woman is something I admire very much. Good luck to her in the future, she’ll be much missed.

Established in 1878, initially as a furniture maker that branched into carpets and flooring, Karpet Mills has showrooms across the region. “It looks like an exciting year ahead,” he says, speaking from Karpet Mills’ Hexham head office. “Our big customer base, from our history, has really paid dividends in terms of our figures and market position. “We focus on making sure we get people the right products, whether they be shorter or medium-term solutions, or something that’s going to last them a lifetime. “The fact we’ve managed to evolve, grow and move with the times and climate has got us to where we are.

The NHS has launched a major transformation to try and make it easier for patients to access the care they need. What is Pharmacy First? The Pharmacy First Scheme means that patients across England can now get prescription-only treatment for seven common conditions at their local high street pharmacy, without needing to see a GP. What can Pharmacy First treat? Your local pharmacy can now supply prescription-only treatment, if they believe you need it, for the following conditions:

‘The difficulty is that the very people who need help themselves are quite likely to delude themselves that they can help others.’ Photograph: AlamyThere is a lack of understanding of the role of voluntary registers in the regulation of those practising psychotherapy (MPs urge government to regulate UK psychotherapists and counsellors, 9 October). The UK Council for Psychotherapy’s registers of psychotherapists and psychotherapeutic counsellors, accredited by the Professional Standards Authority (PSA), only include practitioners who meet our exacting standards, robust training requirements and abide by our ethical and professional code. For the small minority of clients who are not content with the service they receive from a registered practitioner, we have a clear and effective process for managing and investigating complaints. We will look into cases where there is evidence that calls into question a therapist’s suitability to be on our register. UKCP also accredits training bodies that adhere to our high standards of education and training.

The England Supporters Travel Club has called for witnesses to come forward after an investigation was launched into the treatment of away fans before Thursday night’s Nations League match in Greece. Some England supporters faced heavy-handed policing and tear gas on their way to the Olympic Stadium Athens, and on Friday morning the The Football Association and Football Supporters’ Association confirmed they would be launching a probe into the complaints. England, who won the match 3-0, were backed by 3,500 travelling supporters in Thursday’s key Group B2 encounter. A statement from the ESTC, linking to an online form, read: “We are aware that some England supporters experienced difficulties when entering the Athens Olympic Stadium last night. “The safety of ESTC members attending any match is a priority for us and we are disappointed in the incidents from last night.

Representative ImageKOLKATA: The United Kingdom will bring its first-ever trade delegation to Kolkata dedicated to the expanding Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Semiconductor sectors on November 18-19, 2024. This tech delegation comprises 17 leading UK organisations, all of which are at the forefront of technological innovation in AI and Semiconductors.The UK’s primary objective for bringing this trade mission is to explore business opportunities in West Bengal and eastern India. Andrew Fleming , the British Deputy High Commissioner to East and North-East India, said: “I am delighted to welcome a trade delegation from the UK focused exclusively on the technology sector. This visit underscores the growing relationship between the UK and India in the tech space and specifically the existing and emerging opportunities in East and Northeast India. These engagements are designed to identify new opportunities for collaboration, research, innovation, and investment, paving the way for future joint ventures and expanding the tech partnership between the two nations.

Plans for Trump’s return to Washington, and the Republican Party’s return to power, are well underway. But for Democrats in the minority, the path forward is not as clear. Rep. Hakeem Jeffries of New York is the House Democratic leader and the author of the new children’s book, "The ABCs of Democracy." Jeffries joined Amna Nawaz to discuss more.

Trump Makes History With Re-election And Controversial Promises The return of Donald Trump sparks debates over legal pardons, media bias, and American valuesDonald Trump has made history once again, reclaiming the presidency after four years, following the high-stakes 2024 election against Vice President Kamala Harris. Nationally, the numbers tell the story succinctly: Trump won 30 states, allowing him to secure 295 electoral votes, compared to Harris's 226. Trump's actions aren’t lost on political analysts, who view his re-election as the onset of legal and societal challenges. Despite the heavy cloud of legal battles hanging over Trump, the strength of his electoral base remains undeniable. For some, Trump's re-election signals hope and resilience against perceived establishment failures.

I’m an only child, unmarried, and my mum did not marry after my dad left her. This may be an example of the most controlling mother/daughter (and aunt) relationship I have ever witnessed. “I’m sorry all that good work was undone by you seeing the email exchange between your mother and aunt,” said Bond. You have every valid reason to send your mother back home and resume your own life as much as you are able. “What are the obstacles,” asked Bond, “that are stopping you getting on with your life?

England and Ireland meet in the Nations League this weekend, with both teams coming off victories against Greece and Finland respectively. There’s a lot of players missing, but they’ve a lot of strength in depth and a lot of strength in depth in their squad as well. Image: Tim Clayton/Corbis) Tim Clayton/Corbis)Kelleher was interested in departing Liverpool in the summer to find first team football. If I’m playing week in, week out, I’m going to be coming in more match-sharp and ready. There’s confidence from playing week in, week out.”Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content.