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Hajjat Hadijah Namyalo, head of Uganda's Office of the National Chairman, toured Nakaseke Town Council to meet farmers benefiting from ONC's starter poultry kits and other aid under President Museveni's wealth creation drive. Jane Balwanyi grew her initial 200 chickens to 500 before selling some for her husband's medical bills, now sustaining over 400 birds and crediting the support for transforming her household. Farmer Michael Ssenabulya expanded from 200 chicks into coffee, fish ponds with over 4,000 fish, and tomatoes, employing five locals while calling for more supplies. Namyalo pledged assistance and praised their progress amid local challenges like water shortages.

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Ms. Balwanyi Jane smiled as she showed off her flock of over 400 chickens, a far cry from the 200 chicks that started it all for her family.

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Jay Turner-Cooke's contract with Halifax Town expired, but the club notified the player of exercising an extension option 25 days later, which the Football Association accepted, preventing him from becoming a free agent. The Professional Footballers' Association raised concerns over the player's mental wellbeing and two months of unpaid wages. Similar late option exercises affected other Halifax Town players, including Will Harris.

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Jay Turner-Cooke's contract with Halifax Town expired, but the club notified the player of exercising an extension option 25 days later, which the Football Association accepted, preventing him from becoming a free agent. The Professional Footballers' Association raised concerns over the player's mental wellbeing and two months of unpaid wages. Similar late option exercises affected other Halifax Town players, including Will Harris.

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Emails from November 19, 2024, show Reeves' chief of staff arranging the Treasury meeting with Mandelson, who chaired lobbying firm Global Counsel with clients like JP Morgan and OpenAI. The encounter wasn't logged in transparency records, despite rules requiring declarations for ministers' official meetings with lobbyists. A Treasury source said it occurred outside Reeves' ministerial capacity and that Mandelson, as a House of Lords peer, fell outside standard rules. The revelations, released this week amid his US ambassador appointment, have drawn criticism from opposition figures accusing undue corporate influence.

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Just months after Labour's election win, Chancellor Rachel Reeves' team invited Lord Mandelson for a private chat on trade—yet the meeting stayed off the public books.

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Fans of the Heated Rivalry hockey romance series are calling every Asian or wasian hockey player 'Shane Hollander,' prompting widespread accusations of racism from other users. Specific mentions include San Jose Sharks prospect Ryan Lin, an 18-year-old recently drafted player, whose comments sections drew criticism for such behavior. Discussions highlight exhaustion with the fandom erasing real NHL and PWHL Asian players by conflating them with the Japanese fictional character.

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At a local event near her Essex constituency, Conservative leader Badenoch pushed back when interrupted by a woman equating antisemitism with targeting of Muslims, calling the surge in Jew hatred a national emergency. She highlighted British Jews facing unique threats amid 3,700 recorded incidents in 2025—the second-highest ever—spurred by attacks like the Golders Green stabbing and a Manchester synagogue assault. While Islamophobic incidents also reached records, Badenoch stressed distinctions, earning praise from Israel's foreign minister and others for her poise and moral clarity as local elections approach.

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Under a campaign tent in Billericay, Kemi Badenoch faced a shouting heckler head-on, refusing to lump rising antisemitism with other hatreds.

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Independent MP Rupert Lowe launched Restore Britain last year after splitting from Reform UK, pushing harder on remigration of non-integrated migrants and anti-wokery stances. Tensions boiled over with Restore campaigns director Charlie Downes sharing posts critics call antisemitic dog-whistling about Reform's Jewish ties, and activist Steve Laws telling a podcaster to 'go home' in a debate on English identity. Reform figures like Khaled Hassan and Lois Perry claim Badenoch is quietly backing Lowe—pointing to his Tory committee seat and unverified rumors of close contact—to split the anti-Labour vote ahead of local elections.

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Rupert Lowe's new Restore Britain party is drawing fire from Reform UK supporters over alleged antisemitic posts and whispers of a secret deal with Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch.

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Now leading Luton Town in seventh place in League One, Wilshere plans to tap his Arsenal contacts for loans next season, naming 16-year-old sensation Max Dowman as his top target. The right winger, Arsenal's youngest Premier League goalscorer and Hale End prodigy, impressed with 12 senior appearances this term, though Wilshere expects him to break into Arteta's first team. Luton, fresh off back-to-back relegations, found success with a Manchester City loan earlier, and fans buzz with hopes and jokes about bigger names joining the push.

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Jack Wilshere, the former Arsenal midfielder turned Luton manager, is eyeing a familiar face from his old club's academy to fuel Luton's promotion bid.

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The remark, delivered from the dispatch box, drew laughs in the House of Commons and nods to Starmer's lifelong Arsenal fandom after their recent title win over City's decade-long dominance. Many saw it as a subtle dig at Labour's Andy Burnham, the popular Greater Manchester mayor cleared to run in the upcoming Makerfield by-election following Josh Simons' resignation. With Guardiola reportedly leaving after Sunday's final match despite a contract until 2027, the quip highlighted Labour's internal pressures from local election losses, Wes Streeting's resignation, and leadership speculation around Burnham.

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Keir Starmer kicked off Prime Minister's Questions with a football zinger, congratulating Pep Guardiola's exit from Manchester City—then cheekily crediting Arsenal for the Premier League title.

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Born Arthur Stanley Jefferson in 1890 in Ulverston, England, Stan Laurel grew up in a theater family and later teamed with Oliver Hardy in 1927 at Hal Roach Studios. Together they made 106 films over three decades, including Oscar-winner 'The Music Box' and 'Way Out West,' where Laurel's innocent mishaps clashed with Hardy's stern frustration. Laurel wrote gags, directed, and earned an honorary Oscar in 1961; he passed in 1965 with his signature wit intact. Ulverston honors him with a statue and museum, as posts today share rare family photos and clips of their timeless laughs.

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Fans are sharing clips of Stan Laurel's bumbling antics today, on what would have been his 136th birthday, celebrating the skinny genius behind Laurel and Hardy.

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