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Britain's Conservative leader revisited her first workplace in Ruislip, west London, on Tuesday to prepare an Egg McMuffin and fries while highlighting her entry-level roots. The party shared a positive message on X about her journey from McDonald's to Leader of the Opposition, but a photo of her in uniform over the fryer drew widespread online mockery as a forced PR stunt. Critics jabbed at the 'Leader of the Opposition' name badge, lack of hairnet, and reminders of immigration debates, with some calling it tone-deaf to real workers amid the Conservatives' polling struggles.

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Thirty years after flipping burgers as a teen, Kemi Badenoch stepped back into the same McDonald's kitchen—tongs in hand, serious face on, only to face staff teasing her for being too slow.

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During Thursday's press conference, Barcelona coach Hansi Flick cheekily referenced Real Madrid's shocking January round-of-16 loss to second-tier Albacete when questioned on Barca's wins over lower-division teams. He stressed respect for underdogs like Talavera and Albacete, while confirming his squad's readiness for tonight's first-leg semifinal at Atletico Madrid's Riyadh Air Metropolitano—a rematch of last season's 4-4 aggregate thriller. Barca, atop La Liga and strong in the Champions League, trained intensely with stars like Lamine Yamal and Pedri shining in drills.

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Hansi Flick grinned and fired back at critics: 'Ask Real Madrid' about Barcelona's easy path to the Copa del Rey semis.

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The UEFA Champions League account shared a classic Barcelona vs. Borussia Dortmund highlight, showing Messi baiting the backline by lurking offside, then dropping onside to score as the ball rolls back. Fans praised his '1000 IQ' anticipation, with one noting he hides fouls instead of diving, while a few debated if he was truly offside—though rules confirm passive position doesn't count. The clip sparked Ronaldo-Messi banter and reminders of his 129 UCL goals, even as he thrives at 38 with Inter Miami.

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Messi freezes just offside, reads the pass perfectly, and taps into an empty net while Dortmund's defenders halt in relief. It's 10 seconds of pure football chess that has fans buzzing.

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On February 7, 2025, Linnaeus University in Växjö discovered the vandalism in a campus prayer room for Muslim students; vice-chancellor Peter Aronsson called it unacceptable and filed a police report, with no suspects identified. The same video has recirculated multiple times, including now in December 2025, despite claims of new incidents at multiple universities—no fresh reports exist. Online reactions range from defenses as non-violent protest and bacon jokes to condemnations as hate and theories it was staged, reflecting Sweden's ongoing tensions over immigration and past Quran burnings.

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A year-old clip from Linnaeus University prayer room shows bacon tucked into Qurans and on prayer mats, stirring fresh online divides over immigration and respect.

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Fabian Hürzeler, the Premier League's youngest-ever head coach appointed in July 2024, has managed just one league win in 13 matches, leaving Brighton 14th with 31 points from 26 games. Owner Tony Bloom and players support him fully, blaming an unbalanced squad from recruitment flops like £10m Eiran Cashin and sales of stars such as Lewis Dunk, rather than any issues with the German. Insiders point to the club's data-heavy model and scout cuts as bigger problems, with no mid-season sacking planned despite tough upcoming games against Liverpool, Brentford, and Nottingham Forest.

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After narrow 1-0 losses to Crystal Palace and Aston Villa, Brighton fans chanted 'you're getting sacked in the morning'—but the club is standing firm behind their 32-year-old manager.

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Fabian Hürzeler, the Premier League's youngest-ever head coach appointed in July 2024, has managed just one league win in 13 matches, leaving Brighton 14th with 31 points from 26 games. Owner Tony Bloom and players support him fully, blaming an unbalanced squad from recruitment flops like £10m Eiran Cashin and sales of stars such as Lewis Dunk, rather than any issues with the German. Insiders point to the club's data-heavy model and scout cuts as bigger problems, with no mid-season sacking planned despite tough upcoming games against Liverpool, Brentford, and Nottingham Forest.

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After narrow 1-0 losses to Crystal Palace and Aston Villa, Brighton fans chanted 'you're getting sacked in the morning'—but the club is standing firm behind their 32-year-old manager.

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At the Jewish Federations General Assembly in Washington, D.C., former White House speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz explained how social media exposes youth to content from Al Jazeera and far-right figures, creating a 'wall of carnage' from Gaza that overshadows pro-Israel facts. She said traditional Holocaust education, focusing on Nazis versus weak Jews, leads some to see Israelis as the powerful oppressors today, missing lessons on scapegoating minorities. Polls confirm a generational divide, with younger U.S. Jews far more sympathetic to Palestinians, prompting calls to adapt education and reclaim Jewish identity through shared wisdom and peoplehood.

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Young Jews scroll TikTok and see a flood of unfiltered global views on Gaza that clash with traditional teachings. Sarah Hurwitz shared how this is reshaping their understanding of the Holocaust and Israel.

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At the Jewish Federations General Assembly in Washington, D.C., former White House speechwriter Sarah Hurwitz explained how social media exposes youth to content from Al Jazeera and far-right figures, creating a 'wall of carnage' from Gaza that overshadows pro-Israel facts. She said traditional Holocaust education, focusing on Nazis versus weak Jews, leads some to see Israelis as the powerful oppressors today, missing lessons on scapegoating minorities. Polls confirm a generational divide, with younger U.S. Jews far more sympathetic to Palestinians, prompting calls to adapt education and reclaim Jewish identity through shared wisdom and peoplehood.

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Young Jews scroll TikTok and see a flood of unfiltered global views on Gaza that clash with traditional teachings. Sarah Hurwitz shared how this is reshaping their understanding of the Holocaust and Israel.

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Arsenal Women have loaned academy product Vivienne Lia to Hammarby in Sweden's Damallsvenskan for the rest of the 2025/26 season. The dynamic left winger, who signed her first pro contract last January and gained experience on loan at Nottingham Forest, follows in the footsteps of recent Arsenal exports like Cecily Wellesley-Smith to FC Rosengard. Lia praised endorsements from former Hammarby players Smilla Holmberg and Kyra Cooney-Cross, while fans applaud the move for securing vital minutes abroad amid a competitive Championship. With British-Tanzanian roots and England youth caps, this step could propel her toward Arsenal's senior squad.

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Nineteen-year-old Vivienne Lia is heading to Sweden, eager for more playing time after her early stint in England. She calls it a chance to grow at a top club and experience life abroad.

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Arsenal Women have loaned academy product Vivienne Lia to Hammarby in Sweden's Damallsvenskan for the rest of the 2025/26 season. The dynamic left winger, who signed her first pro contract last January and gained experience on loan at Nottingham Forest, follows in the footsteps of recent Arsenal exports like Cecily Wellesley-Smith to FC Rosengard. Lia praised endorsements from former Hammarby players Smilla Holmberg and Kyra Cooney-Cross, while fans applaud the move for securing vital minutes abroad amid a competitive Championship. With British-Tanzanian roots and England youth caps, this step could propel her toward Arsenal's senior squad.

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Nineteen-year-old Vivienne Lia is heading to Sweden, eager for more playing time after her early stint in England. She calls it a chance to grow at a top club and experience life abroad.

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