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Has Anderson lived up to the hype after Man City move?

As Elliot Anderson returns to Nottingham Forest after his £116m move to Manchester City, has he lived up to the price tag?

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“The situation is particularly difficult now.” How Kyiv found itself on the verge of losing light, water, heat and transport

The energy situation in Kyiv has become significantly more complicated. The capital of Ukraine is faced with problems of water and electricity supply, as well as transport.

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The funeral of the Jordanian officer after he was stabbed to death in Amman, and the King says: “We will not be complacent in the fight against terrorism.”

A Jordanian security man was stabbed to death with a sharp object on Medina Street in the capital, Amman, after he was assaulted and an attempt was made to seize his weapon, according to the Public Security Directorate. The directorate described the incident as a "terrorist act."

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Thatcher's Right to Buy created a generation of homeowners - did it also fuel the housing crisis?

Labour is weakening Margaret Thatcher's landmark housing policy. Will it really fix Britain's social housing woes?

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"They attack us because we are efficient." Are Rubio and Hegseth at risk of resignation? The White House says no.

The White House is denying media reports that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio could leave their posts as a result of personnel changes in the Trump administration after the disastrous midterm congressional elections for Republicans. And if Rubio’s position looks quite strong, then, as the American media write, Republicans may try to shift responsibility for the war in Iran—the main reason, in their opinion, for the defeat in these elections—to Hegseth.

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"They attack us because we are efficient." Are Rubio and Hegseth at risk of resignation? The White House says no.

The White House is denying media reports that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and Secretary of State Marco Rubio could leave their posts as a result of personnel changes in the Trump administration after the disastrous midterm congressional elections for Republicans. And if Rubio’s position looks quite strong, then, as the American media write, Republicans may try to shift responsibility for the war in Iran—the main reason, in their opinion, for the defeat in these elections—to Hegseth.

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The Supreme Court in Somalia refuses to extend the president’s term in light of a political crisis

The first nationwide elections since 1969 were due to be held next year, a timeline that is now in doubt.

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Shock to Netanyahu, with the support of Arab parties he can now become the new PM of Israel

The support of 61 MPs is necessary to form a government in Israel's 120-member Parliament. Arab parties have 19 seats. After his support, Aizencott is estimated to have the support of 67 MPs, which is 6 more than the majority figure.

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“Populist governments are doomed to fail” – Telegraph article

The faltering of populist governments in governance, the implications of Russell Brand's conviction, and the effect of ignoring the phone on romantic relationships, in the most prominent readings of the international press.

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Melania Trump calls for a permanent cease-fire in Ukraine, talks with representatives of both Russia and Russia

US First Lady Melania Trump met with Russian and Ukrainian delegations at the White House on the 5th and called for a "more permanent" ceasefire in Ukraine. In Ukraine, a local humanitarian ceasefire was established in the southern Kherson region last week thanks to efforts by Melania Melania, the Pope and others.

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