People are seeking local community. Under Mr Burnham’s leadership, Greater Manchester has worked intentionally with faith groups on homelessness, public health, and community cohesion. In so doing, they fail to recognise the strength of faith communities’ work. Faith communities are rooted in place, but are also connected to something beyond it. God, just like the best of local faith groups, is embedded in community.
Any strikes on Venezuelan territory would be a significant escalation. After several of the boat strikes, the administration made the point that the operations had taken place in international waters. to carry out lethal operations in Venezuela and conduct a range of operations in the Caribbean. The agency would be able to take covert action against Mr. Maduro or his government either unilaterally or in conjunction with a larger military operation. But the development comes as the U.S. military is planning its own possible escalation, drawing up options for President Trump to consider, including strikes inside Venezuela.
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Bryan Mbeumo has been trying to convince Brighton midfielder Carlos Baleba to join Manchester United. Graham Potter is in contention for the Sweden job, with the former West Ham boss keen on the role - talkSPORT. Luton Town's appointment of Jack Wilshere as manager may open the door for a potential affiliation with Arsenal - The Sun. Ballon d'Or winner Ousmane Dembele could return to the PSG squad as early as Friday's game with Strasbourg - L'Equipe. WORLD CUPWorld Cup organisers are unconcerned about Donald Trump's claims regarding whether or not games will be moved due to safety fears - The i.
‘Pakistan And Iran’: US President Trump’s India-Iran Gaffe While Praising Tariff PolicyNEW DELHI: India on Thursday firmly rejected the United Kingdom's latest sanctions targeting Russia’s oil sector and Indian firms, reiterating that it does not recognise unilateral sanctions, warning against "double standards" in energy trade. "We have noted the latest sanctions announced by the UK... We do not subscribe to any unilateral sanctions. The Government of India considers the provision of energy security a responsibility of paramount importance to meet the basic needs of its citizens," MEA spokesperson Randhir Jaiswal said at his weekly media briefing.Jaiswal highlighted that Indian companies procure energy globally, considering overall market conditions. "We would stress that there should be no double standards, especially when it comes to energy trade," he added.These remarks came after the UK government announced 90 new sanctions on Wednesday, targeting Russia’s oil exports and entities linked to its energy trade, including India’s Nayara Energy Limited.The move, coordinated between the UK’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) and the Treasury, aims to "strike at the heart" of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s "war chest" in the conflict with Ukraine. As an Indian company, we are deeply committed to supporting the nation’s energy security and fostering economic growth.
However, Mr Cummings said that his experience in 2020, when he claimed he and Mr Johnson were briefed on the alleged security breach, proved beyond doubt that China was a threat. Because it sounds f------ crazy’.”He added that the information included “vast amounts of data classified as extremely secret and extremely dangerous for any foreign entity to control”. They added that they could not discount the possibility that some sensitive information was involved. He claimed that included “Strap” material, a security classification for highly sensitive material, although some Government officials disputed this. Mr Cummings told The Times the breach involved “material from intelligence services.
The confusion stems from the laws governing road-legal mobility scooters, known as Class 3 invalid carriages. In the UK, it is estimated that there are at least 100,000 Class 3 mobility scooter users registered with the DVLA. '," says Daniel Swain, a mobility expert at walking aids provider, Seacroft Mobility. "Firstly, every road-going Class 3 scooter must be registered with the DVLA using a V55 form, or you're essentially driving an illegal vehicle. If any of these essential features are broken, you should treat the scooter as a Class 2 (pavement-only) model until the repair is complete.
Joshua Zirkzee could be offered an escape route from Manchester United by Roma, who are monitoring his situation before a potential January loan bid - The Times. Spreaker Spreaker , which may be using cookies and other technologies. You can use the buttons below to amend your preferences to enable Spreaker cookies or to allow those cookies just once. You can change your settings at any time via the Privacy Options Unfortunately we have been unable to verify if you have consented to Spreaker cookies. Roma are in pole position to sign Manchester United forward Joshua Zirkzee but Como also have the finances to bring the striker back to Serie A.
What will happen to the post office building in Queensgate when the service moves out? Unfortunately there will be no imminent refurbishment of the Queensgate building itself. Even at that early stage, the decision by post office bosses had no doubt been signed, sealed and was merely awaiting delivery. But it failed back then in Greig Street, has had similar results with other sub-post office closures, and for Queensgate it never got off the ground. But what's to become of that massive scruffy building when the hustle and hustle of the post office disappears?
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T&P and TBWA\MCR are the big winners in Ocean Outdoor’s annual Digital Creative Competition which seeks bold original ideas in Digital Out of Home (DOOH). Both agencies lifted Gold for concepts created for The Times newspaper and the charity Prost8. The six winners competing in two award categories were announced at an industry event hosted by Ocean at One Marylebone in London today (16th October). In the non-profit category, Gold goes to TBWA\MCR for Dodge the Finger, a humorous interactive arcade game from Prost8 which shows men how a simple blood test can detect the illness. I look forward to seeing these ideas brought to life across Ocean’s estate.”The two Gold winners will go forward to compete for Ocean’s European Grand Prix which draws together the winners of Ocean’s other Digital Creative Competitions taking place across six markets in Northern Europe.
Formula 1 heads into probably its highest-stakes sprint weekend yet, with the title race still very much on as the grid prepares to go into battle in the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of the Americas in Austin, Texas. Below are all the times you need to know for the event, which is sixth-to-last on the 24-round 2025 calendar. United States GP (local time) scheduleThe timezone in Austin, Texas is currently Central Daylight Time, and is five hours behind GMT (so thus six hours back from current UK time). Friday October 17FP1: 12.30pmSprint qualifying: 4.30pmSaturday October 18Sprint: 12pmQualifying: 4pmSunday October 19United States Grand Prix: 2pmUnited States GP (UK time) scheduleFriday October 17FP1: 6.30pmSprint qualifying: 10.30pmSaturday October 18Sprint: 6pmQualifying: 10pmSunday October 19United States Grand Prix: 8pm
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Thousands of people in Britain are suing the health care giant Johnson & Johnson over claims that the company’s baby powder caused cancer, mirroring a long-running litigation battle in the United States over the talc-based product. The claimants allege that from 1965 to 2023, Johnson & Johnson sold talc products, which it knew contained carcinogenic fibers, including asbestos, in pursuit of profits. The company stopped selling talc-based baby powder in the United States and Canada in 2020, switching to cornstarch, which it adopted globally in 2023. The claims in Britain are similar to others made in the United States, where the company has faced accusations from tens of thousands of people. Last week, Johnson & Johnson was ordered by a Los Angeles jury to pay $966 million to the family of a California woman who died from a rare and aggressive cancer.
