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Key Premier League fixtures 2022/23 Sign up HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Tottenham are exploring the possibility of signing Jesse Lingard on a free transfer following his release from Manchester United, according to reports. The England international attacking midfielder is now officially a free agent following the expiry of his Old Trafford contract and Spurs are set to do battle for the 29-year-old's services. Related articles Tottenham working on sixth signing in background of Richarlison deal Tottenham decide stance on Gordon transfer after sending Everton offer West Ham have already made a lucrative proposal to their formal … [Read more...] about Tottenham ‘exploring Jesse Lingard free transfer’ as seventh deal for Antonio Conte

In pictures: Arsenal v Everton Sign up HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Everton have reportedly expressed an interest in Jesse Lingard as the race to sign the former Manchester United attacker hots up. The England international is available on a free transfer following his release from the Red Devils. Related articles Tottenham set deadline for three new senior signings Tottenham 'exploring Jesse Lingard free transfer' in seventh deal Lingard spent more than two decades at Old Trafford having progressed from the youth ranks, and scored the winning goal in the 2016 FA Cup final against Crystal Palace. However, the attacking midfielder saw … [Read more...] about Everton enter race for new target as Frank Lampard eyes Dele Alli partner in crime

Benefits and state pension to see largest increase in 32 years Tories are now party of big spending, says Sunak How the PM brought in top economists to persuade Sunak Camilla Tominey: True-blue Tories are shuddering Fraser Nelson: Tax grabs have put Britain on road to recession Russia-Ukraine latest: PM calls for new weapons for Ukraine A Tory MP has quit his Government job and criticised the “toxic culture” in No 10 as Boris Johnson’s premiership continues to be rocked by the partygate scandal. Paul Holmes, the Conservative MP for Eastleigh, said in a statement published on his website that he had resigned as Parliamentary Private Secretary at the Home Office. A PPS is the lowest rung on the ministerial ladder but the resignation is likely to prompt alarm bells in Downing Street as the Government struggles to move on following the publication of the Sue Gray report on Wednesday. Mr Holmes said the report had "clearly showed a culture in No 10 … [Read more...] about Tory MP Paul Holmes quits Government job over ‘toxic culture’ at No 10

Chelsea's 2022-23 Premier League fixtures Sign up HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Chelsea are reportedly monitoring Barcelona midfielder Frenkie de Jong in case his move to Manchester United breaks down. The Red Devils have been locked into negotiations with Barca and the Dutchman's camp for weeks, but things could fall at the final hurdle if he decides that Champions League football is a must ahead of the new campaign. Related articles Arsenal 'hold talks' over signing Newcastle target Chelsea discover Kimpembe price tag as Tuchel chases four defenders United boss Erik ten Hag made De Jong his top transfer target upon taking the … [Read more...] about Chelsea ‘monitoring’ Frenkie de Jong as doubt cast over Man Utd agreement

This Morning: Martin Lewis on claiming money back from council Get pensions news and advice plus latest money alerts for FREE now SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Council tax debts have hit worryingly high levels in recent months according to Citizens Advice. According to their findings, over 1.3 million households have likely built up tax arrears due to coronavirus . Trending READ MORE Council tax warning: This is what could happen if you miss payments Due to how dire the situation has become, Citizens Advice, the Money Advice Trust and Stepchange have joined forces, calling on the government to implement measures that could protect millions of people from spiralling into debt problems. … [Read more...] about Citizens advice warn of council tax “D-Day”: Bailiffs to chase debts again under new rules

Georgie Twigg admits Britain has to ‘capitalise’ on the interest in hockey created by her team’s bronze medal-winning display at the Olympics. The Surbiton midfielder, who played in the bronze medal play-off as Britain beat New Zealand 3-1 in London, has played her part in trying to create a legacy for the sport in the UK. While the men’s team finished a disappointing fourth, Kate Walsh’s women secured a medal in front of a raucous crowd at the Riverbank Arena, affectionately known as the ‘Smurf Turf’. Since then, the girls have been in demand, but Twigg says she has been pleasantly surprised at just how many people seem to be inspired by their performance at the Games. ‘After the Olympics, there was a big buzz around. Everyone was excited and individually and as a team we have got involved with promoting the sport,’ said the 22-year-old. ‘We also got invited to a lot of nice things, like BBC Sports Personality of the Year, but there was work to be done, going into … [Read more...] about Georgie Twigg: Britain has to capitalise on interest in hockey following London Olympics

IF one is to believe the bulk of news stories, the typical American voters these days are affluent white mothers ("soccer moms") and fathers, living in the suburbs and probably involved in the information economy ("wired workers"), whose interest in government reflects their relatively privileged position: "No big programs, please, because we don't really need them, but little, cheap ones are okay, provided they target one of our few remaining problems." • "Soccer moms.... were America's most wanted voters, and their every wish turned up on some politician's list of promises: child tax credits, education tax breaks, scholarships, V-chips, school uniforms, longer childbirth stays, time off for teacher conferences, even a breast cancer web site. Some called it pandering, others family friendliness" ( USA Today, November 6, 1996). • "Wired workers are the wave of the future, political analysts say. Political parties will learn to surf the new demographics, or go under. Wired … [Read more...] about America’s Forgotten Majority

Chelsea's 2022-23 Premier League fixtures Sign up HERE for the latest MUFC breaking news and transfer updates SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Juventus have reportedly suggested a Christian Pulisic swap deal to assuage the financial burden on Chelsea as the Blues attempt to land Dutch defender Matthijs de Ligt from the Italian giants this summer. Chelsea were taken over by Todd Boehly in May and are now set to embark on a summer spending spree to bring new faces to the club. Related articles Transfer news: Chelsea in final stages of Sterling talks Chelsea in 'final stages' of Man City Raheem Sterling talks Chelsea have been hit by the departures of influential centre-backs Antonio Rudiger and … [Read more...] about Juventus ‘suggest swap deal’ to Chelsea after demanding £86m fee for Matthijs de Ligt

A whistleblower who sued the city of Broussard recently received a $15,000 settlement over alleged sexual harassment and retaliation by the city's former police chief. Taylor Jones, a former Broussard officer, received $8,500 in backpay and $6,500 for personal injury damages, according to a settlement agreement finalized last month. The city of Broussard also paid $10,000 to Jones' attorney, Lee Durio. Jones filed the sexual harassment lawsuit in October 2021 in the 15th Judicial District Court. The complaint outlined that the city of Broussard was negligent by: failing to properly investigate allegations of sexual harassment failing to protect its employees from sexual harassment failing to properly vet its employees failing to properly train employees on sexual harassment and how to report the same failing to properly supervise its employees breaching its duty to provide a safe environment for employees The case was later heard by a federal judge in … [Read more...] about Ex-officers settle lawsuits claiming sexual harassment, retaliation by former Broussard chief

The day after Emad al-Swealmeen blew himself up with an improvised bomb in a Liverpool taxi, the Government apologised in court to a Muslim academic it had accused of hate speech. Dr Salman Butt, who runs a website called Islam21c, was branded an extremist in a Home Office press release issued in 2015 to accompany the creation of a new task force aimed at combating the spread of Islamist, anti-Western ideas in universities and colleges. Aidan Eardley, legal counsel for the Home Secretary, told the court: “The Government accepts that it was wholly false to allege that Dr Butt is an extremist hate preacher who legitimises terrorism and therefore someone from whose influence students should be protected. It is sorry for the harm caused to him.” However, what the Government does not accept, and neither can the rest of us, is that there is no such thing as extremist speech. After receiving his apology, Dr Butt said: “One of the clearest lessons of this case in particular is just how … [Read more...] about Twenty years after 9/11, we still don’t know how to stop radicalisation