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Apprehensions that appointment of judicial commission will delay efforts to find a permanent solution assuaged by Chief Minister, they say

Ruben Amorim will be hoping to bring some of his fire and determination to Manchester United, who kick off their new era under the Portuguese boss against Ipswich Town this weekend

Aishah Sofey, 22, was left living in her car after her devout Christian mum, Maria found out about her raunchy work and promptly told her to leave was told by friends of her daughter's exploits.

Arguments that the ICC is 'criminalising' self-defence by issuing arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant are absurd.

1. Ruben Amorim getting so angry that coaches had to step in sums up new Man Utd boss  The Mirror
2. Leading Man Utd back to top a ‘huge responsibility’, says new boss Ruben Amorim  The Independent
3. Amorim on Ipswich (A)  Man Utd
4. Ruben Amorim eyes golden chance as he enters Manchester United vortex  The Guardian
5. Ruben Amorim is already in danger of repeating Erik ten Hag Man United mistake he must avoid  Manchester Evening News

You should delete these apps from your phone—here’s what you need to know.

1. Bitcoin 'wild' odds see 85% chance of BTC price above $100K by New Year  Cointelegraph
2. Bitcoin has smashed records. Should you invest?  CNN
3. The case for altcoins and memes as bitcoin, now approaching $100,000, faces a potential correction  CNBC
4. Watch Why Bitcoin's Rapid Rise Toward $100K Could Raise Concern  Bloomberg
5. Bitcoin Treading Water Below $100,000 With Big Target In Sight  Yahoo Finance

NDSU Wrestling Welcomes in No. 10 Minnesota NDSU Bison Athletics

Sayre winter sports share insights on upcoming seasons with media day Morning Times

Winter sports blend with urban culture, creating new lifestyle trend Global Times

Small island and least-developed nations walked out of COP29 talks on Saturday, accusing host Azerbaijan of sidelining their demands for climate finance.

RUBEN AMORIM has revealed he has TWO positions for a forgotten Manchester United star.

Those dreaming of a white Christmas will be in luck with this UK city guaranteed for the magical white stuff.

“By late middle school there were times where my friends would kind of be flattered ... like, ‘Oh I’m Snapchatting with this guy, he’s in his twenties,’” one source revealed.

Nov.23 - Valtteri Bottas appears poised to return to Mercedes next year. Having lost his Audi-owned Sauber seat for 2025, the former 10-time Mercedes race winner has been linked not only with a reserve seat, but also to serve as an advisor to Toto Wolff. "There is a strong desire to get Bottas back on.....check out full post »

1. Edgbaston murder arrest after man shot dead and another critically injured  BBC.com
2. Double shooting leaves one man dead and another fighting for life  Express
3. Man arrested on suspicion of murder after double shooting in Birmingham  The Guardian
4. Man shot dead and another critically injured in Birmingham shooting - as murder suspect arrested  Sky News

The San Jose Sharks admittedly are in the early stage of their rebuild and quite a ways removed from re-creating their days as a Stanley Cup contender

Party also demands the arrest of group’s chairman in the wake of his firm allegedly paying huge kickbacks for the State discoms to get electricity contracts from the Solar Energy Corporation of India Limited

Canada's public health agency confirmed a Manitoba person contracted the more severe mpox strain. PHAC says public risk remains low.

Many Shipibo-Konibo craftswomen migrated from their Indigenous communities in the Amazon to Peru's capital, Lima, in the past few decades. Their ancestors' legacy remains present through their songs and techniques, and some of them have managed to make a living out of their crafts. Textiles, jewelry and paintings convey the culture, worldview and beliefs from the lands where they were born.