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Bruno Fernandes’s added-time goal for Manchester United crowned a scintillating comeback after this tie exploded on 70 minutes via a close‑to-surreal passage that featured three red cards in 40 seconds for Fulham: their manager, Marco Silva, plus Aleksandar Mitrovic and Willian. At this juncture the visitors were leading 1-0 but it was all change as United emerged from what followed in the lead and heading for the last four of the FA Cup. Willian went for handballing Jadon Sancho’s goalbound shot, a penalty given only after Chris Kavanagh was ordered to the pitchside screen by the video assistant referee. As he wandered over…

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The government and education unions have agreed to “intensive talks” on teacher pay, conditions and workload reduction, which have sparked a series of strikes by teachers in recent months, it has been announced. The talks will involve unions including the National Education Union (NEU), whose members were on strike in England earlier this week. The news came after a breakthrough in the NHS dispute on Thursday, with leaders of nurses, ambulance crews and other health workers agreeing to suspend further industrial action while ballots are held on a new pay offer. A joint statement by the government and education unions said: “The…

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All three candidates in the SNP leadership election are piling pressure on the party to be more transparent over the ballot process. Sky News understands the party’s national executive committee will meet on Thursday morning amid the row. It’s likely this could lead to membership figures being released. It comes after widespread criticism of secrecy in the contest. Michelle Thomson MSP, who is working to get Kate Forbes elected as Nicola Sturgeon’s successor, said a third party company brought in to work on the election is neither independent nor in charge of the whole process. “The SNP themselves remain ultimately…

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Crystal Palace have sacked Patrick Vieira as manager after one win in 14 Premier League games left the club three points above the relegation zone. The chairman, Steve Parish, told the club website: “It is with enormous regret that this difficult decision has been made. Ultimately, results in recent months have placed us in a precarious league position and we felt a change is necessary to give us the best chance of retaining Premier League status.” Palace are the only Premier League side without a league win this year, losing six of their 11 fixtures. They visit the leaders, Arsenal,…

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HEALING STREAMS LIVE HEALING SERVICES WITH PASTOR CHRIS – Friday 17th – Sunday 19th March  2023 The Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris will be brought to the nations of the world from the 17th to the 19th of March, 2023. It is a special online program designed by the Holy Spirit to bring divine healing to everyone that requires healing for their bodies. It’s yet another opportunity to experience marvelous testimonies of faith and triumph over sickness, infirmities, and diseases. The Healing Streams Live Healing Services with Pastor Chris Oyakhilome has become a hub of hope, miracles,…

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NHS staff have accused Steve Barclay of breaking a pledge to publish details of how many of them are abused and assaulted in the course of their work. In 2018, when Barclay was a junior minister in the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), he promised he would resume publication of those statistics in the following year. However, five years later, Barclay has not fulfilled his pledge, despite being in his second stint as health secretary. One health union called his inaction a “broken promise”, while Labour claimed that “ministers are burying their heads in the sand” on aggression against frontline staff, which…

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The FBI and Department of State didn’t provide documents by the deadline in response to a congressional request for information on the origins of the COVID-19 virus, but the agencies are expected to comply, according to the House panel seeking the information. The information was requested on Feb. 27 by Rep. James Comer (R-Ky.), chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Accountability, and by Rep. Brad R. Wenstrup (R-Ohio), chairman of the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic. The deadline for providing the documents was March 13. “We have not received documents at this time, but we are in…

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Another day of blighted rail services has begun in Britain as RMT members at 14 train operating companies take part in the first in a wave of four 24-hour strikes. Commuters across England are broadly the hardest hit by the latest action. Passengers have been urged to check before travel and in some places to take a train only if absolutely necessary, with most affected operators running final services by early evening. Train operators said they would “pull out all the stops” with contingency staff to keep services running, but fewer than half are expected to run overall, with some routes closed entirely. Thursday’s…

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Napoli cruised into the quarter-finals of the Champions League with a comfortable 5-0 aggregate victory over Eintracht Frankfurt. Victor Osimhen hit a brace as the hosts won the second leg 3-0 in Naples as three Italian clubs reached the last eight for the first time since 2006. Trouble in the streets of the city between supporters marred the evening but, on the pitch, it was one-way traffic. Napoli were always favourites to advance after a 2-0 win in Germany and Victor Osimhen’s fine header on the stroke of half-time sent them on their way. A close-range finish from Osimhen after the restart all…

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BBC editors asked their journalists to avoid using the word “lockdown” in reporting at the start of the pandemic and to be more critical of Labour after pressure from Downing Street, leaked email and WhatsApp messages show. Emails and messages were shown to the Guardian amid concern among some BBC insiders that the corporation has been too cowed by the government in recent years. The messages seen by the Guardian date from 2020 to 2022, and show the BBC coming under pressure from No 10 over the corporation’s political reporting. One email shows a senior editor informing correspondents that Downing…

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