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ANTHONY JOSHUA DEFEATED BY DANIEL DUBOIS – It was a fourth career defeat for Joshua  Two-time world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua is at a crossroads after his humbling defeat at the hands of fellow Briton Daniel Dubois at Wembley on Saturday. The 34-year-old was demolished in a powerful display by a man seven years his junior. It was a fourth career defeat for Joshua following losses to Oleksandr Usyk in 2021 and 2022, and underdog Andy Ruiz Jr in 2019. Former world champion Barry Jones said “He wasn’t just knocked out – he was outboxed, outthought and outfought and, ultimately,…

MAN CITY VS. ARSENAL DRAWS 2-2 – Erling Haaland scored his 100th goal for the club Erling Haaland opened the scoring early on for the hosts but a goal from Riccardo Calafiori on his full debut got Arsenal levelled before Gabriel repeated his feat in the north London derby by heading home a Bukayo Saka corner. Leandro Trossard collected a second bookable offence just before half-time, and a huge defensive display almost secured a famous win before John Stones’ late equaliser a minute from the end.  Erling Haaland’s 100th goal for the club gave Pep Guardiola’s team a deserved 10th-minute…

THAMES WATER CREDITORS PLAN 1 BILLION POUND LIFELINE – Hedge funds groups and institutions say company needs a stop-gap cash infusion It is being reported that creditors of Britain’s largest water provider Thames Water are planning to inject more than 1 billion pounds into the utility before the end of the year. A group of hedge funds and institutions holding about 10 billion pounds of Thames’ debt believe it needs a stop-gap cash infusion to stabilise the company before it heads for a full restructuring, which may not be completed until the end of next June. The financing would most…

ARGENTINA SAYS IT WILL NOT JOIN THE UN’S PACT FOR THE FUTURE – Themes including Global Governance have been adopted by the UN. Argentine Foreign Minister Diana Mondino said her country would not join the United Nations’ “Pact for the Future” which the General Assembly adopted on Sunday. U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres described the agreement as a “step-change towards more effective, inclusive, networked multilateralism.” The pact, which also includes an annex on working toward a responsible and sustainable digital future, was adopted without a vote at the start of a two-day Summit of the Future. The agreement came after some…

GOVERNMENT CRACKS DOWN AGAINST PEOPLE SMUGGLING GANGS- Over 30 Arrests made in Common Travel Area Abuse A Home Office crackdown against people-smuggling gangs and people exploiting the Common Travel Area (CTA) has led to the arrest of 31 people in multiple locations across the UK.   The government upped its tenacity in fending off criminal groups from the UK borders, as Immigration Enforcement teams, alongside UK police forces and international partners, descended on locations in the UK including Belfast, Scotland, Liverpool and Luton as part of a three-day operation.    Checks were conducted at major ports, airports, and road networks across the…

For the first time ever, Britain’s most trusted source of statistics stands accused of publishing false census data. The Office for National Statistics has downgraded its census data for the number of trans people in the UK. After the 2021 Census for England and Wales, the ONS reported that there were 262,000 trans people, equivalent to 0.5 per cent of the population, or one in 200 people over the age of 16. But after pressure from gender-critical groups and campaigners, further investigations concluded that the question on identity during the census was deeply flawed. The ONS itself admitted that some…

PAGERS USED IN LEBANON BLASTS WERE NOT FROM TAIWAN – Taiwan’s  government are making their investigations   Components used in thousands of pagers that detonated in Lebanon earlier this week were not made in Taiwan, Taiwan’s economy minister said. Taiwan-based Gold Apollo said this week it did not manufacture the devices used in the attack, and that they were made by a Budapest-based company BAC which has a licence to use its brand. Taiwan’s government has said it is investigating what happened and police have made several visits to the company. The president and founder of the Taiwanese company and his…

NHS PHARMACIST TOOK HIS OWN LIFE AFTER COVID JAB COMPLICATIONS – John Cross was unable to move, blink or breathe after his first dose of the vaccine NHS Pharmacist John Cross suffered rare neurological effects just two weeks after his first dose of the COVID Vaccine, he was denied compensation and told by the official medical assessor for the compensation scheme that although the jab had caused his rare neurological effects, he wasn’t disabled enough for a payment. John was urged by his doctors to submit a claim to the VDPS. The scheme was set up in 1979 to make…

ANTHONY JOSHUA & DANIEL DUBOIS PREPARE FOR SATURDAY FIGHT –  Wembley Stadium to host IBF Heavyweight World Title  Anthony Joshua and Daniel Dubois gave a first glimpse of their preparations for Saturday’s IBF heavyweight world title at their public workouts at Wembley Arena. At the weekend they will throw punches in earnest a few metres over the road from the arena at Wembley Stadium. Joshua only shadowboxed, throwing steady shots ahead of him and occasionally leaping high up into the air. He was loose and moved easily but revealed little. He worked cheerfully around amateur boxers from his original club,…

UK ARM OF TGI FRIDAYS GOES INTO ADMINISTRATION – 4,500 jobs and 87 outlets are now at risk The owner of the UK arm of the restaurant chain TGI Fridays (TGIF) has gone into administration, putting 4,500 jobs and 87 outlets at risk. Hostmore, which runs the UK franchise for TGIF, has appointed administrators and delisted its ordinary shares after struggling to find a “lasting solution” to save the business amid heavy losses and mounting debts. The hospitality company has already tried to balance its books by deep cost-cutting, pausing its expansion programme, management changes, and selling outlets. Currently, it…