Ipswich Town and midweek away games. Football means everything and these aren't just some of the best days supporting Town, these are some of the best days of my life. As I’m sure they are yours, too. Supporting Ipswich is different to supporting any other club. Knowing McKenna, I'm sure he's already planned for Huddersfield and the threats that they bring.
If it does happen, delivering the chip at this time would be a dramatic change from Apple’s typical chip cycle. M3: An incremental performance upgradeThe M3 chip was the first 3nm Mac chip–a process introduced with the A17 Pro in the iPhone 15 Pro. Instead of shipping the base M-series chip first, followed by Pro, Max, and Ultra versions at a later time (as it did with the M1 and M2), the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max were released at the same time. However, until this past Sunday, the M3 cycle was still in progress, with M3 upgrades to the Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro supposedly waiting in the wings. That means that we’ll see the Mac mini, Mac Studio, and Mac Pro skip a chip cycle.
Jurgen Klopp has said English football is killing its own chances of progressing far in European competition by playing too many fixtures - and the German has asked TNT Sports to take him off their subscriber list! I said it from the first day, training helps‘In general it’s a really interesting subject, seeing that Aston Villa lost 4-2 last night. ‘I had a discussion the other day with colleagues from my favourite TV channel which I will definitely never watch again, TNT. 'I will watch a lot of football but not all - people can survive without matches from time to time. Meanwhile, Klopp rubbished talk of a spat with Mohamed Salah and said any disagreement with the Egyptian forward has been swiftly resolved.
Keir Starmer called the result in the Blackpool South byelection 'truly historic' after the party's candidate, Chris Webb, won the seat with the third biggest swing from the Conservative to Labour in postwar history. Webb, a local and the firm favourite, won with 10,825 votes, followed by David Jones, the Conservative candidate, with a distant 3,218 votes, who finished narrowly ahead of the Reform candidate, Mark Butcher, on 3,101 votes. The Labour leader called out the prime minister, Rishi Sunak, to say the country is demanding change.
After his side gained the enjoyment for playing cricket again last season, Diss captain Lewis Taylor stated the club will ‘definitely look to be challenging’ at the top end of The Lacons Brewery Norfolk Cricket Alliance Division One this campaign. Diss finished sixth in their first season back in Division One last year after relegation from the Premier Division in 2022. “Last year we just wanted to get back to enjoying our cricket after a tough season in the Premier Division. Picture: Mark BullimoreTheir opponents, who Diss did the double over last campaign, finished second from bottom in the table last season but were reprieved from relegation. In the Premier Division, Garboldisham start their new season with the visit of Downham Stow tomorrow (12pm).
Hundreds of protesters prevented an attempt to collect asylum seekers from a south London hotel and transfer them to the Bibby Stockholm barge. The Guardian witnessed crowds blocking the bus and the road outside the Best Western hotel in Peckham before police were able to move in and break up the protest. The bus eventually left the area after seven hours, with no asylum seekers onboardLondon protesters block transfer of asylum seekers to Bibby Stockholm
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It seems Humza Yousaf’s break with Patrick Harvie’s Scottish Greens was a public relations exercise for the SNP. With the Greens blocking the motion, we now have an SNP still beholden to an unelectable collection of failures. Scotland cannot be allowed to continue its descent into the chaos about to be created by another two years of “continuity politics”. Why the First Minster is paid more than the UK Prime Minister is a conundrum that only Tony Blair can unlock. It seems our politicians are just as interested in keeping their jobs as UK politicians.
Want all the latest Scottish Sports news direct to your inbox? Share your email for the biggest headlines, transfer news and moreWant all the latest Scottish Sports news direct to your inbox? Share your email for the biggest headlines, transfer news and moreScottish football fans want to see the authorities clamp down on the use of pyrotecnhnics in grounds after series of high-profile incidents. Fireworks have become a fixture in Scottish grounds over the past few years as fan 'ultra' groups look to recreate 'European' atmospheres. For more news, follow us on Facebook and Twitter but never miss the latest top headlines and sign up to our daily newsletter here.
On April 16, 2024, the UK has introduced a new law criminalizing the creation of sexually explicit deepfakes which is to be brought through an amendment to the Criminal Justice Bill.1 As a result, those who create sexual images of people without their consent shall face criminal record and unlimited fine. The step comes in to strengthen the existing offences and to penalize those who degrade and dehumanize others, especially women. However, the new offence which will be introduced through an amendment in the Criminal Justice Bill will penalize anyone who makes these sexually explicit deepfake images of adults maliciously and without consent. The maximum number of victims of the deepfakes have been young girls and celebrities2. Furthermore, 10 percent of victims of intimate image abuse in the UK were girls aged 16 years or younger.
In April, three Copper Queens first-team players – Margaret Belemu, Ochumba Oseke and Mary Wilombe – graduated from Zambia air force training as noncommissioned officers. The Copper Queens also competed at last year’s World Cup, coming third in their group, behind Japan and the eventual winners, Spain. The Copper Queens’ assistant coach, Florence Mwila, sees nothing wrong with footballers seeking employment in the military. “To the Zambia army, we stand proud to see our soldiers fighting for the nation in the Copper Queens squad,” she says. “The army has always been key in developing national team players, not only for the women’s team but also for the men’s national team.
And last week, the Oscar-nominated actress, 33, seamlessly transitioned into the real-life role of bridesmaid, with Margot chosen to feature heavily in her best friend Britt Claxton's wedding. Fans were quick to note that this wasn't the first time Robbie had stepped into the supporting role of bridesmaid. In May 2017, she stood by her best friend Julia Koenig's side at her wedding in Hawaii. Two years later the actress supported good friend Anna MacKillop down the aisle to George Brya in a stunning Byron Bay ceremony. Margot also kicked up her heels at the celebrations at Rick Shores restaurant alongside the sizeable wedding party on day two.
The police force that failed to stop knifeman Valdo Calocane was reportedly warned eight times that a retired soldier was in danger just eight weeks before a drug addict murdered him. Police had received reports regarding Mr Spooner's welfare eight times over the previous two years, The Times reports. Police officers then removed her from Mr Spooner's home and served a public protection notice to the local council to record the safeguarding concerns. Hansford attacked and killed Mr Spooner, a divorcee who served with the Royal Signals, in the shower just days later before dumping his body. Mr Spooner took pity on the defendant in 2020 and allowed her to stay at his flat in Gladstone Street (pictured), Forest Fields.
Johnny Marr joined Guardian writer John Harris to reflect on a remarkable career and the guitars that have inspired him to celebrate the publication of his book, Marr's Guitars. First launching his career as the guitarist and founding member of The Smiths, Johnny Marr redefined music for a generation with his distinctive songwriting. His innovations elevated The Smiths to be one of the most influential British bands of all time, and he has since worked with an impressive roster of groups including the Pretenders, Pet Shop Boys, Blondie and the Cribs, amongst many others, released four solo albums, and contributed to film soundtracks with Hans Zimmer. Hosted by John HarrisProduced by Tanya Anastasiadis and Anna Chesters for Guardian Live. Please note this event has passed and the interactive elements of this recording will not work.
A protest at the University of Newcastle on Wednesday (Newcastle Apartheid off Campus / X)Pro-Palestinian activists at British universities have begun establishing Gaza ‘solidarity encampments’ following similar demonstrations in the US in recent days. Among universities where protest encampments were due to take place on Wednesday included Bristol, Newcastle and Sheffield. It comes amid high-profile clashes between police and pro-Palestine activists at several leading universities in the US, including at Columbia and UCLA. A spokesperson for sector body Universities UK said: “Universities are monitoring the latest news on campus protests in the US and Canada. In the United States, similar campus protests have sometimes descended into anarchic scenes.
