Popular programmes such as Rivals, Heartstopper, Nobody Wants This and Agatha All Along continued to encourage Brits to spend evenings indoors, but the rise in prices has also seen many paying more to access popular TV services. How much do streaming services cost us a month? Streaming continues to boom, despite increases in prices pretty much across the board over the last 18 months. “The small screen continues to draw Brits to cosier evenings in, cutting back on evenings out at pubs, bars, and restaurants, instead enjoying streaming and shopping from the comfort of home. We’ll be keeping a close on whether consumer confidence holds in November and in the run up to Christmas.”

By The Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral WellnessThe Santa Barbara County Department of Behavioral Wellness is proud to announce the receipt of grant funding in the amount of $500,000 per year from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), awarded for the next four years. These funds will support additional staffing for the Assisted Outpatient Treatment (AOT) services, improving care for individuals with serious mental illness (SMI). For more information on the AOT program, visit the Behavioral Wellness website here. For more information about the County of Santa Barbara Department of Behavioral Wellness, visit https://www.countyofsb.org/274/Behavioral-Wellness. For assistance accessing Behavioral Wellness services, call the 24/7 Crisis Response and Services Access Line at (888) 868-1649.

The King's Duchy of Lancaster estate makes £829,000 a year renting a warehouse to an NHS trust to keep ambulances. The investigation also revealed how the royal duchies receive millions from the armed forces, schools, prisons and fire and ambulance services. There's nothing unusual about the royals' tax affairs, Ben Goldsmith, a British financier and environmentalist, told The Telegraph. "The royal family owns stuff, like many families in this country. By taking a lead in supporting national unity and public services, "the royals could redefine their role in modern Britain".

With one day before the election, Scott is joined by Erin Covey, the editor of the non-partisan Cook Political Report’s coverage of the U.S. House of Representatives. They discuss the toss-up House contests that could decide which party controls the lower chamber next year.

He also wrote: “Nobody had a career as incredible as Quincy Jones. Goldberg, who was in The Color Purple, scored by Jones, wrote in an Instagram story: “I was lucky enough to have him in my life for all these years. Jones also helped to launch and executive produced hit US sitcom The Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air, starring Smith. Smith wrote on Instagram: “Quincy Jones is the true definition of a mentor, a father and a friend. He was a wonderful and unique human being, lucky to have known him.”Chic co-founder Nile Rodgers, who was friends with Jones, shared a video that said “Rest In Power Quincy Jones.

Air fryers that gather your personal data and audio speakers “stuffed with trackers” are among examples of smart devices engaged in “excessive” surveillance, according to the consumer group Which? Smart air fryers allow cooks to schedule their meal to start cooking before they get home. Not all air fryers have such functionality but those that do often use an app installed on a smartphone. It is due to outline clear expectations for what they need to do to comply with data protection laws and protect people using smart products. “The permission to record audio on Xiaomi Home app is not applicable to Xiaomi smart air fryer which does not operate directly through voice commands and video chat.”Aigostar was approached for comment.

By Dustin Rowles | News | November 4, 2024 |Tomorrow is Election Day — finally! Remember when people thought Joe Biden shouldn’t step down because Kamala Harris wouldn’t have enough time to mount a solid campaign? Just when I’d wrapped my head around polling recall, I learned that firms shift results to avoid standing out. The New York Times/Siena team, however, doesn’t engage in herding, which is why their polls sometimes show outlier results. The encouraging news is that Ann Selzer dropped a poll in Iowa over the weekend showing Harris up by three.

Inter Milan and Barcelona eye move for Chelsea's Enzo Fernandez, Arsenal target Newcastle's Alexander Isak and Manchester United face battle to sign Sporting's Geovany Quenda. (Teamtalk), externalManchester United are keen on Sporting winger Geovany Quenda, 17, with the Portugal Under-21 international also interesting Manchester City, Liverpool and Juventus. (Telegraph - subscription required), externalManchester United will give new head coach Ruben Amorim a say before making contract decisions on players approaching the end of their deals. (Times - subscription required), externalArsenal manager Mikel Arteta will have a major say in how the club replace Edu as sporting director. (Telegraph - subscription required), external

Amnesty International has called on authorities in Iran to 'immediately and unconditionally' release a female student who was arrested after stripping to her underwear in what the human rights group described as a public protest against harassment relating to the country’s strict dress code. The incident took place after the woman, who has not been identified, reportedly had a confrontation with members of the Basij paramilitary force who ripped her headscarf and tore at her clothes inside Tehran’s Islamic Azad University. Local reports alleged that she was beaten during the arrest

Former Premier League referee Keith Hackett has sounded the alarm over Lisandro Martinez's tackle on Cole Palmer, suggesting it was a potential career-ender that should be 'outlawed' from football. In the final moments of Manchester United's tense 1-1 draw with Chelsea, Martinez's studs raked down Palmer's leg. As Palmer crumpled to the ground in evident distress, referee Rob Jones wasted no time in brandishing a yellow card at Martinez. However, replays later showed that Martinez's boot connected with Palmer's knee and continued down his shin, yet Michael Salisbury, the VAR official, did not recommend a review of the incident. He argued: "The landing area of the boot was on Palmer's knee and quite clearly it endangered the player's safety."

[12]Commemorations Of Fadlallah In DearbornAnnual memorial services for Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah have been hosted in Dearborn since 2010. [14]Poster announcing Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah's 14th annual memorial commemoration service on Friday, July 5, 2024, at the Islamic Center of America in Dearborn. "[19] The Al-Mabarat Charity Association appears to be affiliated with the "Great Revelations Academy," a school in Dearborn founded in 2015 by supporters of Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah. On July 3, 2023, another an article was published covering the 13th memorial service honoring Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah. [25]Pictures from the annual memorial anniversary service in honor of Mohammad Hussein Fadlallah held at Al Masjid Al Kabir in Bint Jbeil, South Lebanon.

It was clear to me that the arrival of the global economy had created a pervasive sense of insecurity and disempowerment. In almost every country, educational systems have been shifted towards training students for the skills needed by the corporate world. In the global North, rural areas have been similarly hollowed out by global economic forces. Since food is something that everyone, everywhere, needs every day, a key focus should be on rebuilding the local food economy. The rise of authoritarianism is just one of many interrelated impacts of economic globalization.

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In the latest instalment of this weekly column, Mail Sport picks out five of the most interesting talking points to emerge from the Premier League over the weekend. But rather than despair, weaker frontrunners is a good thing for the Premier League, not bad. Mikel Arteta's side have now conceded first in four of their last six Premier League games - as many as in their previous 31 games. More please…SIR JIM RATCLIFFE'S BARREN RUN GOES ONSpare a thought for Sir Jim Ratcliffe after his wait to see Manchester United win a league game in person continued on Sunday. PS: In five Premier League away games so far this season, Arsenal have mustered just 37 shots.

Canadian judge, senator and Indigenous reformer Murray Sinclair dies aged 73 – The GuardianNovember 4, 2024Murray Sinclair, the Anishinaabe judge, senator and university chancellor, who reshaped Canada’s legal system and forced the public to confront the brutal realities of the Indigenous residential school system, has died at the age of 73. Sinclair – whose spirit name was Mizhana Gheezhik, meaning “The One Who Speaks of Pictures in the Sky” – was a champion of Indigenous rights and reconciliation efforts, dedicating his life to reversing the stark inequties many Indigenous communities face as the result of colonial policy. Sinclair, Manitoba’s first Indigenous judge, chaired Canada’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission, which spent six years compiling testimony from survivors of horrific abuses at the country’s residential school system and concluded that Canada had carried out a policy of “cultural genocide”. Read More: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/04/canadian-judge-senator-and-indigenous-reformer-murray-sinclair-dies-aged-73