Some people who were, ah, offering a couple of boos for the policies, not directly at, going towards, President Trump" -- Right Side Broadcasting's spinx A different sort of angry white folks. Someone just made a motion to tell “Donald Trump to go f*ck himself”The crowd cheered and broke out in applause. pic.twitter.com/bBdC4n3Uk2 — BlueDream (@58bugeye) May 25, 2024 Separately, as Libertarian party members reviewed procedures and motions, a person at a microphone proposed that "we go tell Donald Trump to go f--- himself." Downstairs, the LP's delegates keep booing Donald Trump; upstairs, the room for the 8 pm speech has been sweetened with dozens of suburban Republicans who drove in for it. variety.com/... x x YouTube Video

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Champions City, bidding to become the first club to win the double in successive seasons, were well below their best in the first half and gifted United the lead in the 30th minute when Garnacho tapped home after a defensive mix-up. United doubled their lead before the break as Mainoo finished calmly after a superb team move.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe (left) has had his say after Manchester United won the FA Cup finalSir Jim Ratcliffe has paid tribute to the Manchester United team after they stunned Premier League champions Manchester City to lift the FA Cup trophy on Saturday. As a result, Ten Hag is expected to lose his job imminently despite the cup success. And Ratcliffe was full of praise for the United players and staff after the showdown as he exclaimed: "It is a glorious feeling to win the FA Cup final at Wembley. "Manchester United were clearly not the favourites to win today but they played with total commitment and skill and overcame one of the great teams in football. On Friday, The Guardian reported that United intended to sack Ten Hag whether he won the FA Cup final or not.

"In his letter, Housing Minister Gove wrote that he knew "the toll office can take, as do those closest to me...No one in politics is a conscript. But there comes a moment when you know that it is time to leave. Britain is already in need of a different government. "However, the claims were soon rubbished, saying he was spending the day campaigning in his north England constituency of Yorkshire. Conservative minister Bim Afolami intervened to brand criticisms of the Sunak campaign made by the Opposition.

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Leclerc was the favourite heading into Saturday’s crucial qualifying session in Monte Carlo and the homegrown star held his nerve to take top spot. George Russell and Lewis Hamilton will start either side of the Red Bull driver after they qualified fifth and seventh respectively for Mercedes. Leclerc has failed to convert his previous two poles in Monte Carlo into a victory. But, with overtaking notoriously difficult on the unique 2.1-mile course, he will still start as strong favourite to take the win. Max Verstappen could only qualify sixth fastest (Luca Bruno/AP).

Jake Hill led the way in the opening British Touring Car Championship practice session of the weekend at Snetterton, with the NAPA Racing UK duo of Dan Cammish and Ash Sutton completing the top three. In damp conditions at the Norfolk circuit, Hill hit the top of the times early on around the near three-mile circuit and was ultimately never bettered, finishing the session more than four tenths clear of the chasing pack. Double Brands Hatch race winner Colin Turkington was fifth ahead of home hero Rob Huff, former champion Tom Ingram and the Vauxhall Astra of Mikey Doble. Completing the top ten was Tom Chilton and Adam Morgan; with the latter having endured a truncated session after sustaining damage to his car following an off-track excursion. Free practice 2 is scheduled to begin at 12:25.

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up for our daily newsletter to get the day's biggest stories sent direct to your inboxErik ten Hag has been mocked by WWE commentator Wade Barrett as speculation builds over his Manchester United future. Recent reports have claimed that the Dutchman will be sacked regardless of the outcome of Saturday's FA Cup final against Manchester City.

Something went wrong, please try again later. Invalid email Something went wrong, please try again later. For the latest from the pitch sign up for our football newsletterSomething went wrong, please try again later. Speaking to the the Express, via William Hill, Halesowen-born Sharpe reflected on how his rapport with Ferguson altered post-United. £22 a month Sky Get it here"It changed from me no longer being at Manchester United," Sharpe disclosed, delving into the evolution of their relationship throughout his time at the club.

The parents, who were caring for the chicks, were not exposed to the traffic noise or calls. The results showed that average-sized eggs exposed to traffic noise were 19% less likely to hatch than those exposed to bird calls. Additionally, although larger eggs are usually easier to hatch, exposure to traffic noise also made them less likely to hatch than smaller eggs. Moreover, the adverse effects of exposure to traffic noise from just before hatching until a few days after hatching persisted even after the chicks were no longer exposed to the noise. By the time the chicks reached breeding age four years later, the birds exposed to traffic noise early in their lives had produced less than half the offspring of the other birds.

“You can’t have a strong economy without a thriving domestic market,” he added.Workers’ rights reforms proposed by deputy Labour leader Angela Rayner are “the thing that worries business big time,” the founder and executive chairman of advertising company S4 Capital Plc said in a telephone interview, calling them Labour’s “Achilles heel.”“We need a plan,” Sorrell added, noting the need to reduce uncertainty. “Government is a brilliant funder but not an operator or innovator.”A longtime campaigner for bars and restaurants to be taxed the same as grocers, the founder and chairman of the pub chain argues that the current rules put his industry at a disadvantage. The hospitality industry pays higher taxes for food and alcohol, meaning supermarket groups are able to cut prices of beer and wine, Martin said.“It’s a principle of taxation that it should be fair and equitable and this inequality is inequitable, so Wetherspoon is calling on the new government to create a level playing field,” he said.Three things need to be done to help ease the shortage of new houses, according to the homebuilder’s CEO. Hospitality and retail leaders have criticized so-called business rates, which they say are unfairly high.“Our high streets are vital to the UK’s economy, yet many traditional bricks and mortar businesses are struggling under the weight of an outdated business rates structure,” he said. “This needs to be reassessed to level the playing field.”

Celtic were on top for five minutes, then we would knock them back onto their heels for a while. Get the latest Rangers news sent straight to your messages by joining our Rangers WhatsApp community today. All you have to do is click here if you're on mobile, select 'Join Community' and you're in! If these players want to enjoy their summer and give the fans something to celebrate then that’s the way they have to go about it. PREDICTION: Celtic 1-2 Rangers

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(You can now subscribe to our(You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channelAs Britain prepares to revisit the ballot box, executives in the City of London are hoping a new government will pay them more attention and put an end to years of political instability.Business leaders across London's financial community appear more relaxed than usual about the outcome of the vote on July 4, despite short odds it will return the first Labour Party Prime Minister for more than 14 years, ending the rule of the right-of-centre Conservative Party.The finance community faced antagonism from Conservative former prime minister Boris Johnson, who before he became leader dismissed companies' concerns about leaving the European Union.Relations between the City of London's finance sector and government have since improved but Brexit , political turbulence and economic uncertainty have all taken their toll on an industry that contributes about 12% of all UK tax receipts.The disastrous 'mini-budget' in September 2022 under Prime Minister Rishi Sunak 's Conservative predecessor Liz Truss, which sent government bond yields soaring, has not been forgotten.The UK remains a top global destination for investment into finance, but foreign investment in its financial and professional services halved last year, and the London stock market is struggling to attract new listings. "It's about recognising the really important role that financial services play in the economy," said Amanda Blanc, CEO of insurer Aviva . "We have a real vested interest in the future success of the UK and long-term investment, and that is what we just want, respect for financial services. "A renewed push to enable British institutional investors to direct more of their cash into domestic infrastructure and enterprise is at the top of executives' wishlist for a new government.Aviva has promoted reforms to dismantle the European Union's Solvency II rules, which have stunted investment by UK insurers in infrastructure projects like airports and roads.The company has piled 9.5 billion pounds ($12.1 billion) into UK infrastructure assets in the last four years but this was just the start, Blanc said.Nicholas Lyons, chair of British insurer Phoenix and a former Lord Mayor of the City of London, said encouraging pension sector cash into infrastructure should be a priority. "The important thing is to make a positive commitment to enabling financial services companies to do what they are designed to do, which is to take on risk," he told Reuters.British banks and their investors are also broadly sanguine about a possible change of government, with early speculation on windfall taxes failing to gather momentum.A new finance minister will also inherit a plan to raise billions of pounds from selling taxpayer-owned shares in NatWest "While we await the party manifestos, the early commentary from Labour suggests the risk of a major shock to the industry is limited and that any announced taxes and surcharges will be manageable," said Chris Weston, head of research at financial services group Pepperstone "The fact that UK banks have largely been a good place for investors to hide out through Q2, notably as the polls show such a sizeable lead for Labour, suggests equity investors have limited concerns about a change in government."