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Thailand’s imprisoned former leader Thaksin Shinawatra was moved to a hospital in the early hours of Wednesday, the day after he returned from exile, due to concerns over his health, police said. Thaksin, 74, was transferred to hospital at 1am during his first night in prison serving an eight-year sentence, officials said. He was experiencing insomnia, chest tightness, high blood pressure and that the oxygen levels in his fingertips were low, according to a statement from the Department of Corrections. “Due to a lack of proper medical equipment, the doctor believed that there could be a risk to life. Therefore, they agreed…

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Richard Arnold’s position as the Manchester United chief executive is under increasing pressure over his handling of the club’s investigation into Mason Greenwood. United announced on Monday that Greenwood would be leaving Old Trafford after a six-month investigation into the striker’s conduct. The club faced a fierce public and internal backlash to the prospect of Greenwood being reintegrated into the first-team squad, which Arnold said had been considered, and is now helping the 21‑year-old to find a new employer. Gary Neville described United’s process as “horrible” and evidence the club lack authoritative leadership. Welfare charities and United fans have called for Arnold to resign, including…

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Social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, is poised to rework how news links appear on the platform, the latest change spearheaded by owner Elon Musk to impact news publishers on the site. The news was first reported by Fortune on Monday and confirmed in a post from Musk later in the day: “This is coming from me directly. Will greatly improve the esthetics [sic],” he wrote. The platform will no longer display headlines and other text from news links and show only the main image, limiting a user’s ability to see the contents before clicking. Currently, news links come up on the…

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200 EPISODES OF YOUR LOVEWORLD SPECIALS WITH PASTOR CHRIS Loveworld Celebrates a remarkable achievement The 200th Episode of the groundbreaking epochal program Your Loveworld Specials with Pastor Chris was held on the 19th August and the world celebrated.  Over 5bn have been impacted across the globe with simultaneous language translations being done. This remarkable achievement is simply unparalleled in the world of media.  Pastor Chris Oyakilome matched the events of today with the revelations in the bible, showing clearly the end of the Church Age and clearly signposting the Rapture of the Church to come.

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Chancellor says government must not alter course as interest rate rises add to cost of debt Jeremy Hunt has played down the prospect of pre-election tax cuts despite news that the public finances are in less bad shape than the government’s spending watchdog forecast in the spring budget. Stronger tax receipts from an economy that has so far avoided recession meant the UK’s budget deficit stood at £4.3bn last month – the fifth highest for a July since modern records began in 1993 but £1.7bn below the estimate from the Office for Budget Responsibility. In the first four months of the 2023-24 financial…

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A federal judge has blocked the University of Wyoming (UW) from censoring a Christian activist who openly called a female-identifying transgender student “male.” In a preliminary injunction issued on Aug. 18, the U.S. District Court in Wyoming sided with Todd Schmidt, an elder at Laramie Faith Community Church, ordering the university to not ban him from tabling on campus while the case proceeds. On Dec. 2 2022, Mr. Schmidt set up a table in the UW student union with a sign that read, “God created male and female and Artemis Langford is a male.” Mr. Langford is a transgender student…

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Government borrowing came in lower than expected last month despite a hit from the highest debt interest payments ever seen for the month of July. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) said the interest payable on central government debt was £7.7bn while borrowing during the month was the fifth highest for the month of July on record. That sum came in at £4.3bn – £700m lower, however, than economists polled by the Reuters news agency had expected. It took borrowing over the first four months of the financial year to £56.6bn, almost £14bn up on the same period in the…

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There was, as the saying goes, little for the end-of-season highlights reel here. Arsenal will not mind, given they navigated their way through an almighty scrap, and the celebrations of their coaching staff at the end were a reminder that the points are ultimately what matter. A refashioned side has not yet approached last season’s footballing heights but the time to draw any conclusions remains far off. Two victories from two, however they have come, give Mikel Arteta some reassurance they have rediscovered the winning habit that escaped them in the spring. Perhaps opponents with a full suite of senior forwards would…

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Blocks on childminders looking after children in their rental properties should be lifted to help boost numbers in the sector, a minister has told landlords. Children’s minister Claire Coutinho has written to housing associations, social landlords and developers urging them to review restrictive clauses in tenant contracts which could prevent them from working in their own homes. The restrictions are seen as a factor that can discourage people from considering a career in childminding. She said: “We have outstanding, high-quality childminders, offering flexible and accessible childcare in a home-like environment. “Too often prospective childminders are having the door slammed in…

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Saudi border guards have been accused of killing hundreds of Ethiopians using small arms and explosive weapons in a targeted campaign that rights advocates suggest may amount to a crime against humanity. The shocking claims are made in a detailed investigation by Human Rights Watch, which interviewed dozens of Ethiopian people who said they were attacked by border guards while they tried to cross into Saudi Arabia from Yemen. Last week Downing Street confirmed that Rishi Sunak plans to welcome Saudi Arabia’s crown prince Mohammed bin Salman to London “at the earliest opportunity”. It would be the first visit since the…

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