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The News Corp papers yesterday had a Fox & Hedgehog poll putting Labor at 30%, up one from early January; One Nation at 25%, up four; the Coalition at 24%, down one; and the Greens at 12%, down two. A three-candidate preferred measure has Labor down two to 44%, the Coalition down two to 27% and One Nation up four to 29%. Thirty-six per cent said Australia should support the defence of Taiwan, seven per cent preferred to side with China, and 38% favoured not taking sides. • The Australian reported findings from last fortnight’s Newspoll on how voters for parties other than Labor and One Nation would allocate their preferences. Forty-three per cent of Liberal voters said they would favour One Nation and 33% Labor, with 24% saying they did not know or that they would follow how-to-vote cards.
Several of Britain’s smaller airports are struggling to recover from the changes wrought to air travel by the pandemic, with some recording passenger numbers down by nearly 50 per cent or more on pre-Covid-19 levels. Analysis of Civil Aviation Authority data by The Times reveals large falls in passenger numbers at smaller airports last year compared with 2019, despite them often being enjoyed by travellers for their hassle-free environments relative to larger hubs. East Midlands, which has become pre-eminent as a freight hub, has seen passenger numbers fall by 15 per cent to 3.9 million. AdvertisementAirportsUK, the sector’s trade body, admitted there had been a post-pandemic two-tier recovery but said smaller airports remained “viable and competitive”. Passenger numbers at Edinburgh were up 15 per cent at 16.9 million while Birmingham was 8 per cent ahead at 13.6 million.
Oliver Glasner says it is "absolutely OK" to "face criticism" after some Crystal Palace fans again questioned his immediate future as manager. That was the Eagles' first home win since early November and just their second overall since early December. Glasner told Sky Sports after Sunday's 1-0 victory that he saw the banners and said: "It's OK. The fans are as disappointed as we are and they can't talk to us directly, so it's their opportunity to express their mood. But when we face criticism, it's absolutely OK."
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Key Takeaways:The Guardian published an article relying on a CPJ report, an organization that has repeatedly counted terrorists as journalists, undermining its credibility. The Guardian appears determined not to let even one week pass without elevating unverified allegations against Israel and using flawed sources to do so. The Guardian notes that the report refers to the nearly 60 Palestinian journalists who have been detained since October 7, 2023. France24 similarly reported on the CPJ report, further amplifying the unsubstantiated story. pic.twitter.com/LADrZmCnSt — HonestReporting (@HonestReporting) October 18, 2025None of this is to say that individual incidents of unacceptable behavior on the part of Israeli security forces couldn’t possibly happen.
League leaders Arsenal move five points clear at the summit while Spurs remain just four points clear of West Ham in the relegation zone. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTTottenham player ratings vs Arsenal Guglielmo Vicario - 6Came out to make an early diving header and produced a crucial one-on-one save from Saka in the first half. Denied Saka again in the second half and appeared to have thwarted him a third time only for the ball to break to Eze to score. Tottenham have lost 4-1 to Arsenal twice this seasonPape Matar Sarr - 4Contributed very little in midfield beyond the occasional tidy touch. Thought he'd scored again after converting Gallagher's deflected cross early in the second half but was deemed to have fouled Gabriel.
She told the Press Association: “You look at the best British film nominees – the 10 best British film nominees – and it’s sort of a panoply of British and Irish and international filmmaking, talent, producers, directors, behind the camera, talent, cast. British-Nigerian actress Wunmi Mosaku, who is up for best supporting actress for Sinners, wore as shimmering bright blue dress. The Norwegian film is up for six Bafta nominations, with Skarsgard in the running for best supporting actor for his role as a film director past his prime. The nominations include best film, outstanding British film and best director for Zhao. Mescal, who plays Shakespeare, is nominated for best supporting actor, while co-star Watson is nominated for best supporting actress.
Dr Somaiah currently serves as a clinician scientist and group leader at the institute.Born to Kannanda Ponappa Somaiah and Dr Kannanda Nirmala Somaiah, her academic journey began in Delhi, where she studied at Springdales School and later Delhi Public School. After securing All-India Rank 3 in the national medical entrance exam, she joined Maulana Azad Medical College. She subsequently pursued advanced clinical and research training abroad, including a DPhil from the University of Oxford.Her work focuses on personalising radiotherapy to improve tumour control while minimising side effects, integrating laboratory discoveries with clinical practice. She also leads research in high-risk breast cancer, advanced imaging, and biomarker development aimed at detecting relapse and treatment resistance sooner.Dr Somaiah is married to Dr Ramesh Ganapathy. Her sister, Dr Neeta Somaiah, is a professor in Sarcoma Medical Oncology at the MD Anderson Cancer Center, USA.
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Hurst said: “I was delighted to be contacted by the team at Legacy Racing with the opportunity to name a racehorse in homage to the 1966 World Cup and the famous commentary line by Kenneth Wolstenholme. “The conversations I have had with the team have filled me with excitement for what lies ahead for Theythinkitsallova. Morland said: “I was immediately drawn to her balance and athleticism. “She’s a great example of her sire — neat, powerful and light on her feet — and the pedigree gives plenty of encouragement. “Le Brivido brings that exciting turn of foot, while the dam line adds proven Classic quality.
The FIR was registered on December 18 at N.M. Joshi Marg police station in Lower Parel. Subsequent attempts to leave the country were blocked due to the LOC.Opposing Patil's petition, Mumbai Police filed an affidavit on February 6 sworn by the Deputy Commissioner of Police (Detection) Raj Tilak Roushan. It said that Patil has circulated posts capable of promoting disharmony and enmity between communities and had uploaded “indecent, derisive, degrading and salacious content” on the PM. He stated that he had cooperated fully with investigators, appeared before the Crime Branch, and that "no custodial interrogation has been sought so far. "He further denied that the “said post mentions the Hon’ble Prime Minister of India by name or makes any direct or indirect reference identifiable exclusively to the Prime Minister”.
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