Edu Gaspar may have stepped down from his Arsenal sporting director role potentially due to the overwhelming allure of Evangelos Marinakis' multi-club model, claims Ian Wright. "He's gone to a place with a multi-club system, which is something Arsenal can't offer him. Image: Getty Images) Getty Images)"Edu is going to be more than a technical director for those clubs. I put myself in this position, and I probably would do the same, simply because it's a better opportunity for me." "I don't know who makes all the signings at Arsenal, I'm sure the manager would get the final say, but Edu has played a big part with the players he's brought in."

...not only £69k compensation out of public funds, but a public apology and - even sweeter - an Order that ERCC refer clients to Beira's Place - a single-sex rape crisis unit set up by JK Rowling. We want to publicly apologise and we understand that Roz’s actions were not motivated by transphobia, but by a genuine wish to act in the best interests of service users. We should have listened more to Roz’s concerns and never pursued disciplinary action, and for that we are sorry. What with the bloke previously running the place having resigned in disgrace, what a perfect ending. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/06/woman-unfairly-dismissed-…

Mike Watson, managing partner of Trethowans. By Daniel FaceTrethowans, with offices in Southampton and Winchester, has again this year been recognised as one of The Times Best Law Firms. The votes cover a range of categories – including business, public, and private client services – and each solicitor can only vote once. Mike Watson, managing partner of Trethowans, said: “To be recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2025 is testament to our people, who continuously deliver outstanding service to our clients. “We’re grateful to everyone who voted.”Trethowans has also been recognised in the Legal 500 2025 and Chambers Guide 2025.

“It allowed us to look at the effects of the past and the present within one lifetime.”AdvertisementIn “Dune: Prophecy,” Olivia Williams’ Tula Harkonnen co-presides over a mysterious faction known as the Sisterhood. Because the events occur long before those in “Dune,” Williams says it actually helped to be removed from the lore. “Olivia is really good at that.”Emily Watson, left, with Olivia Williams in “Dune: Prophecy.” “At the beginning, my character is seriously subordinate to her powerful and terrifying older sister,” Williams says. “At the beginning, my character is seriously subordinate to her powerful and terrifying older sister,” Williams says. I’ve got ‘Dune: Prophecy’ to fall back on, but for the rest of the cast, that is their income.

Paul Pogba spent six years back at Man Utd. Ex-Manchester United striker Louis Saha has expressed his desire to see the club's former midfield maestro Paul Pogba make a spectacular return to Old Trafford. Saha firmly believes Pogba could secure himself another high-profile transfer when he makes his highly-anticipated return to football next year. Paul Pogba will be a free agent after his Juventus release. He expressed his dream to see Pogba return to M16, adding: "I would love to see him at Manchester United.

Formula 1 drivers have defended their use of swearing and told Mohammed Ben Sulayem, the FIA president, that he must take more care with his own language and treat them like adults. The Grand Prix Drivers Association (GPDA), the trade union of Formula 1 drivers, responded to a number of recent controversial incidents in an open letter on Thursday. Max Verstappen, the reigning world champion, was given a community service-style fine for swearing in a press conference in Singapore, referring to his car being “f***ed” in Baku. “There is a difference between swearing intended to insult others and more casual swearing, such as you might use to describe bad weather, or indeed an inanimate object such as an F1 car, or a driving situation,” the

•< 1 min readTrethowans named in The Times Best Law Firms 2025Trethowans, has once again been recognised as one of The Times Best Law Firms – the newspaper’s prestigious annual list of the top 250 legal practices in England and Wales. Compiled by the international market research company Statista, the 2025 list is based on thousands of recommendations from solicitors, who vote for the lawyers and firms they hold in the highest regard. Mike Watson, Managing Partner at Trethowans, said: “To be recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2025 is testament to our people, who continuously deliver outstanding service to our clients. In addition, the firm was recommended by the Chambers Guide 2025, with multiple teams ranked across the south and UK-wide. To view The Times Best Law Firms 2025, visit: https://www.thetimes.com/article/best-law-firms-9kh6q236r

The new walking football group, which has been set up by Cumbria Deaf Association with the help of funding from Sellafield Ltd. via Active Cumbria, launched on Monday, November 4, with the first session being led by Cumberland FA's Ray Sempill. The session will be held every week on Monday evenings at Workington's Leisure Centre on Griffin Street and will also be led by former Carlisle City Deaf FC manager Jayson KigginsRebecca Kiggins, Cumbria Deaf Association's West Cumbria community engagement coordinator was on hand to express her delight after the new group's launch. "The walking football for the deaf group aims to introduce deaf and hard of hearing people into the world of football, with a view to improving health and well-being for participants new to the sport, or who may not have participated for a few years." Joe Battrick, project officer for Active Cumbria in Allerdale and Copeland also expressed his excitement at being able to support the new group and its aims. added: "We at Active Cumbria are delighted to have been able to provide a grant from Sellafield Ltd’s Sport and Physical Activity Fund towards the setup of these football sessions for the deaf community.

Dear PDSA, a friend’s cat died last year, vets said they think she had anti-freeze poisoning. For more advice go to www.pdsa.org.uk/antifreezeincatsDear PDSA, my dog Coco has always been a bit scared of fireworks, but she coped by hiding in her den with her favourite toy. It sounds like you’ve done all the right things, so I’d recommend giving your vet a call – they can offer help and advice to help Coco through the rest of fireworks season. With consistent training by next Bonfire Night, Coco should have learnt that fireworks are nothing to be scared of! For more information go to www.pdsa.org.uk/FireworksReadyDear PDSA, My gerbils sometimes stop moving and then shake for a while.

Australia's government says it will introduce "world-leading" legislation to ban children under 16 from social media, El.kz cites BBC. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said the proposed laws, to be tabled in parliament next week, were aimed at mitigating the "harm" social media was inflicting on Australian children. While many of the details are yet to be debated, the government said the ban will not apply to young people already on social media. The government says that the onus will be on social media platforms to show they are taking reasonable steps to prevent access. While most experts agree that social media platforms can harm the mental health of adolescents, many are split over the efficacy of trying to outlaw them all together.

The vice-president gives a concession speech at Howard University in Washington DC after cancelling her speech on election night following Donald Trump's victory. Kamala Harris urges US citizens to accept the decision of the presidential election but goes on to say she won't give up fighting for the ideologies behind her campaign. Harris specifically calls out the fight to protect abortion rights. The former president Donald Trump secured the White House on election night, and a Republican majority took the US Senate.

A 12-year-old boy was among five people who died in the fiery crash of a small business jet near a suburban Phoenix airport, authorities said Wednesday. Preliminary information indicated the six-seater HondaJet HA-420 aircraft was headed to Provo, Utah, when it aborted takeoff at the Falcon Field airport in Mesa on Tuesday afternoon. The plane crashed through the airport’s metal fence before colliding with a vehicle that was traveling on a road west of the airport, according to authorities. The National Transportation Safety Board is leading the investigation with help from the Federal Aviation Administration and Mesa authorities. Four of the five passengers aboard the jet died at the scene, Mesa police said Wednesday.

Centuries from Jamaican Brandon King and Keacey Cartey led West Indies to an 8 wicket win over England in the final One Day International (ODI) to take the three match series 2-1 at the Kensington Oval in Barbados on Wednesday night. Chasing 264 runs for victory, the West Indies reached the target with 42 balls remaining, scoring 267-2. Earlier, electing to field, the West Indies bowlers reaped early rewards, reducing the English to 24-4 in the 10th over. Sam Curran and Phil Salt set about repairing the early damage, with a 70 run fifth wicket partnership. Another 70 run partnership between Salt and Dan Mousley, added some respectability to the score, before Salt was dismissed for a top score of 74.

As the nights close in, there is no shortage of warmth and brightness at one of Frome’s favourite entertainment venues. For laughter-lovers, comedian Rob Beckett, below, will be in town for one night only, road-testing his new material before heading off on a national tour. And for dance-lovers, the award-winning Mark Bruce Company presents their outstanding cinematic dance theatre show, Frankenstein On Film, on Friday 15th November, widely recognised as comprising one of the country’s most exceptional dance casts and led by a world-class creative team. There are 10 opportunities to catch this special community Christmas show in December. Details of all dates, times and how to book can be found at www.merlintheatre.co.uk

Russian President Vladimir Putin delivers a speech during a ceremony to receive diplomatic credentials from newly appointed foreign ambassadors at the Grand Kremlin Palace in Moscow, Russia November 5, 2024. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Trump had made some important statements about wanting to end the Ukraine war during his campaign, but only time would tell if they lead to action. Kirill Dmitriev, the influential head of Russia's sovereign wealth fund, said a Trump victory could be a chance to repair ties. WAR IN UKRAINETrump, 78, has promised to swiftly end the war in Ukraine if elected, though he has not explained exactly how he would do that. Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev said on Wednesday that Trump's win would probably be bad news for Ukraine, which relies on Washington as its top military backer.