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• Michael Carrick Expects To Remain In Charge Of Man Utd For Roma Clash

  Michael Carrick is expecting to still be in charge of Manchester United for Tuesday’s Champions League meeting with Roma and said he is looking forward to preparing for the game at Old Trafford..

• City Of London Chief Ian Thomas Named UKs Most Influential Black Briton

  The chief executive of the City of London Corporation Ian Thomas has been named the UK’s most influential black person in this year’s Powerlist..

• 320000 Join Nationwide Protests In France In Reduced Turnout Says Government

  The French government has estimated that 320,000 people protested nationwide on Saturday in demonstrations focused on high living costs, fewer than in previous demonstrations..

• Romesh Ranganathan And Sebastian Croft Win The Celebrity Traitors As Faithfuls

  The pair were the last two remaining at the firepit at the end of the BBC reality gameshow.

• King Arrives In Antigua And Barbuda As Burnham Open To Slavery Apology

  Charles will preside over the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in his role as the head of the “family of nations”.

• Sir Ian McKellen To Make Cameo In Strictly Come Dancing Halloween Show

  Actor Sir Ian McKellen is to make a surprise cameo appearance on Strictly Come Dancing’s Halloween special..

• Probe Into Andrew And Epsteins Balmoral Visit In Very Early Stages Police

  Detectives are investigating the time Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell spent at the King’s private estate in Scotland..

• Russell Brand Controlled And Gaslit Women He Treated As Disposable

  Russell Brand carried out rapes and sexual assaults while treating women as a “disposable commodity” and a “means to an end”, his trial has heard..

• Four Nations Must Move At Same Pace Together Burnham Says On Devolution

  The four nations must “move at the same pace together”, Andy Burnham has said amid questions about the scope of devolution within his offer to first ministers..

• Counterfeit Beauty Products Found To Contain Mercury Lead And Methanol

  Counterfeit beauty products have been found to contain mercury, lead and methanol following testing of hauls seized by Trading Standards..

• David Attenborough Thanks Public After Moorland Estate Saved For Nature

  Sir David Attenborough has thanked the public after conservationists completed the largest land purchase in England for decades and secured a 9,500-acre moorland estate for nature..

• Everton Ease Past Newcastle To Set Up Carabao Cup Quarter Final Tie At Fleetwood

  Everton set up a Carabao Cup quarter-final against League Two Fleetwood as they eased to a 3-1 win over Newcastle..

• Star Trek Actor Sir Patrick Stewart Dies Aged 86

  Star Trek actor Sir Patrick Stewart has died at his home in Los Angeles aged 86 following a “brief and poignant journey with Alzheimer’s disease and Lewy Body Dementia”, it has been announced on his social media..

• Patrick Stewart Before Accepting Star Trek Fame His First Love Was Shakespeare

  Sir Patrick Stewart’s first love was the stage and the plays of William Shakespeare but it was to be a science fiction series and a series of superhero films that brought him worldwide fame..

• Met Refers Itself To Police Watchdog Over Action On Letter About Meghans Father

  The Metropolitan Police said it has voluntarily referred itself to the police watchdog because it failed to pass on a letter detailing allegations against the Duchess of Sussex’s father to relevant overseas law enforcement agencies..

• Enzo Maresca Admits Man City Never Practised Penalties After Shoot Out Win

  Manchester City boss Enzo Maresca admitted his players had not practised penalties after edging past Brighton in a Carabao Cup shoot-out on Wednesday..

• Liverpool Boss Andoni Iraola Did Not Want To Pick Cherries In Quarter Final Draw

  Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola’s reward for beating Chelsea on penalties was a Carabao Cup quarter-final against the one side he wanted to avoid – former team Bournemouth..

• Healey Warns Of More Hard Decisions And Departmental Spending Cuts

  Major departmental spending cuts are coming down the line to pay for the Government’s policies at next year’s spending review, John Healey has indicated..

• Social Media Age Checks Effective But Not Foolproof Ofcom Warns

  Age checks could “significantly” enforce plans to ban under-16s from social media, but some children will find ways around the measures, Ofcom has warned..

• Douglas Stuarts John Of John Among Contenders For Waterstones Book Of The Year

  Douglas Stuart’s Booker Prize-nominated novel John Of John is among the books shortlisted for Waterstones Book Of The Year 2026..

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