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- Hoops Hype
Pistons vs. Heat: Start time, where to watch, what's the latest
The Detroit Pistons play against the Miami Heat at Kaseya Center The Detroit Pistons
- Evening Standard
Budget 2024: How tax rises by Chancellor Rachel Reeves will hit London firms and Londoners
Standard analyses impact of potential tax rises in the Chancellor’s October 30 Budget on millions of Londoners
- PA Media: UK News
Starmer: Publishers should have control over content as AI technology develops
The Prime Minister said news media and the creative sector are ‘central to this government’s driving mission on economic growth’.
- Absolute Chelsea
Chelsea make Premier League history after unwanted yellow card record
Chelsea made Premier League history when they beat Newcastle United 2-1, but it's not the kind of record that Enzo Maresca will have had his sights set on when taking the job.Goals from Nicolas Jackso...
- Country Living
Why do dogs dig? 6 things that might be driving the behaviour
There are several reasons why a dog might dig. Here's what to know and how to redirect the behaviour, according to a vet.
- Digital Spy
Neighbours' Paul to make big discovery over Terese's drinking
Neighbours fans will see Paul Robinson struggle with his guilt next week, as he fears that he could be partly to blame for Terese Willis's drinking relapse.
- KameraOne
Celebrity appearances and racism mark Trump's Madison Square Garden rally
Donald Trump's rally in Madison Square Garden, New York City is facing resounding backlash over racist remarks and vitriolic jokes made at the expense of Vice President Kamala Harris, Hillary Clinton, immigrants and other topics on October 27.
- Evening Standard
Keir Starmer gambles tens of billions more in tax and borrow Budget to invest in ‘new future’ for Britain
The Prime Minister warns the nation of the ‘harsh light of fiscal reality’
- Evening Standard
FTSE 100 Live 28 October: Big fall in Brent Crude price, Trainline upgrades guidance
Rail ticketing firm Trainline today upgraded full-year guidance for the second time in two months. It now expects ticket sales growth of between 12% and 14%, compared with previous expectations for the top end of a range between 8% and 12%. Revenues growth for the financial year will now be in the region of 11%-13%, leading to adjusted earnings of about 2.6% of net ticket sales.
- Football Today
Tottenham’s shocking defeat against Crystal Palace leaves their top four hopes hanging by a thread – View
Tottenham Hotspur found themselves on the wrong end of a 1-0 scoreline against Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park, culminating in their fourth Premier League defeat of the season.The north Londoners were...
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“He’s a disgrace” – Pundit slams Manchester United man who’s “been a joke” since coming in
Manchester United’s new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe has been heavily criticised by talkSPORT pundit Jamie O’Hara, who has branded him a “disgrace” and a “joke” since his arrival at Old Traf...
- Evening Standard
What time is Ballon d'Or 2024? Ceremony start, nominees shortlist, winner odds as Vinicius Jr favourite
New era for the award after Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo left off shortlist
- Simply Wall St.
HELLA GmbH & Co. KGaA's (ETR:HLE) Fundamentals Look Pretty Strong: Could The Market Be Wrong About The Stock?
HELLA GmbH KGaA (ETR:HLE) has had a rough month with its share price down 1.5%. However, stock prices are usually...
- BBC
PSG & Real target Alexander-Arnold - Monday's gossip
Paris St-Germain join Real Madrid in race to sign Trent Alexander-Arnold, Liverpool enquire about Amar Dedic's availability, plus more.
- The Independent
Thousands of kindergartens closed across China as birth rate declines sharply
This demographic shift is deeply tied to China’s decreasing birth rate and population, with only 9 million births recorded in 2023 — the lowest since 1949
- Associated Press Videos
Thailand's king takes part in ancient royal barge procession in Bangkok
Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn and other members of the royal family took part in the historic royal barge procession in Bangkok on Sunday.
- Reuters Videos
North Korea blames South's military for drone intrusion
STORY: North Korea’s defense ministry has blamed South Korea’s military for sending drones over its territory. That's according to state media agency KCNA. It says officials view the flights as political acts, and a violation of the country’s sovereignty.North Korean state broadcaster KRT said further such intrusions would draw a strong response: "If infringement upon the sovereignty of our country reoccurs, the source of all misfortune and provocations will disappear forever through merciless offensive actions."The North said South Korean drones flew over Pyongyang at least three times this month to drop leaflets.State media has also released photos of what it called a crashed South Korean military drone.Authorities said they had uncovered over 230 flight plans and logs, including one to spread 'political motivational rubbish.'One record from early October purportedly showed a drone took off from South Korea at night, and then dropped leaflets over the foreign and defense ministry buildings in Pyongyang a few hours later.Responding Monday, the South Korean military dismissed the North's claims."There is no value to confirm North Korea's unilateral claims, nor is there any worth in responding to the claims as well. Over the past 10 years, North Korea has penetrated our airspace more than 12 times with drones, threatening our own safety. Instead of reflecting on this kind of behaviour, North Korea is acting in a shameless manner and making unreasonable claims, when they are the ones who are doing wrong."Tensions between the Koreas have risen since the North began sending balloons carrying trash into the South in late May, prompting the South to restart loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts.Simultaneously, Seoul and Washington say North Korea has sent 3,000 troops to Russia for possible use in Ukraine, which could escalate the conflict there.Pyongyang said on Friday that any move to send its troops to support Russia would be in accordance with international law.
- PA Media: UK News
Majority think nurses and care workers are not paid enough, poll finds
More than four in 10 also said they thought nurses were right to reject a 5.5% pay award from the Government.
- BBC
'Doctors mistook my liver disease for menopause'
Doctors had wrongly believed alcohol use or menopause were causing the symptoms.