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“Pints for PSR,” quipped NUFC Director of Football Paul Mitchell at the latest We Are United evening. It may have been colder than the underside of a penguin’s ball sack on Wednesday 20 November, but that didn’t stop the Geordie faithful descending on The Stack (powered by Sela, in case you hadn’t noticed) to hear...

The New York Times’ leading columnist, Thomas Friedman, has devised an answer to “How Trump Could Earn an Unexpected Place in History.”  Friedman believes there is an opportunity for Donald Trump to exert pressure on Israelis and Palestinians, which would help the president “find a place in the history books that you did not expect.”  This is part delusion, part illusion, and part confusion, all hallmarks of Friedman’s writings on the Israeli genocidal campaign in Gaza over the past year. More

Hovis with John Whitaker and the mothership. Dear diary, Let me start off with an apology – the mothership had spinal fusion L5/4, L4/3, L3/2 last Thursday and is thus taking my dictation somewhat off her trolley on painkillers. She can’t spell on a good day so lord knows what it will be like after the human kissing spines op and bute […]

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In Nanchang, a prominent city located along the middle Yangtze and the southern shore of Poyang Lake, a new station has been built – Nanchang East Station. It was designed by von Gerkan, Marg and Partners Architects (gmp), together with China Railway Siyuan Survey and Design Group (T4) and Shanghai United Design Group (UDG). The station is the centerpiece of a new area in eastern Nanchang developed according to TOD (Transit-Oriented Development) principles, which will include office spaces for start-ups... Читать дальше...

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Jason Kelce is ready to blitz the ranks of TV’s late-night hosts in a limited-run wee-hours program on ESPN. “They Call It Late Night With Jason Kelce” will air on five consecutive overnights heading into late-season NFL football weekends. The series will run at 1 a.m. on Saturdays starting January 4 on ESPN, with the […]

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Getting scammed is one of the worst feelings in the world. Even losing $20 to someone who tricks you can leave a bad taste in your mouth. But what if you tried to sell your Corvette only for it to get stolen?

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Everything you need to find a winner or two at the NSW feature meeting.

Labour gained a point in the Techne UK weekly tracker poll for The Independent despite the prime minister having yet another difficult week

While some saw the inheritance tax reforms as a necessary step toward fiscal equality, others believed they risk undermining the agricultural sector

Ahead of Ruben Amorim's first match as Man United boss, Sports Mole editor Barney Corkhill and football editor Matt Law discuss all of the questions around the club's new era.

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1. ‘He was for us’: everyone has anecdotes about John Prescott in his village  The Guardian
2. I don’t regret throwing that egg, says man punched by Prescott  The Telegraph
3. John Prescott, a pork pie and me - my run-in with Labour's deputy leader  Sky News
4. I liked John Prescott enormously  The Spectator