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      14 November

      Richest will make larger sacrifices but everyone will have to pay more tax, chancellor says

      Jeremy Hunt has said everyone is going to be paying higher taxes but those who earn the most will have to make larger sacrifices. The chancellor told the Sophy Ridge on Sunday programme during Thursday’s autumn statement he “will be asking everyone for sacrifices” but recognises there is “only so much we can ask” from people on the lowest incomes. “That will be reflected in the decisions that I take, that’s important because Britain is a decent country, a fair country, a compassionate country,” Mr Hunt said. “We’re all going to be paying a bit more tax, I’m afraid.” Ministers are understood to be considering lowering the threshold at which employees pay the highest 45p rate of income tax from £150,000 to…

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    • 14 November

      Turkey: Six Killed in Suicide Bombing in Istanbul’s Busy Thoroughfare, Many Injured

      At least six people died and several others were injured in a massive explosion that rocked Istanbul’s popular pedestrian Istiklal Avenue in Turkey on Sunday. President Erdogan condemned the incident and called it a ‘vile attack’. He said that initial signs pointed to a “terror” attack in the explosion. “It might be wrong if we say for sure that this is terror but according to first signs… there is a smell of terror there,” Erdogan told a televised press conference. Vice President Fuat Oktay later claimed that a “suicide bomber” was behind the attacks. Taking cognizance of the incident, India conveyed condolences to Turkey and its people on the tragic loss of lives. “Our sympathies are also with those who sustained injuries. We wish them a…

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    • 13 November

      Former US president Donald Trump’s daughter Tiffany marries Michael Boulos

      Florida: Tiffany Trump, daughter of former US President Donald Trump, tied the knot with beau Michael Boulos on Sunday. According to Page Six, Donald Trump escorted Tiffany down the aisle and kissed her on the cheek before she exchanged vows with Michael in Mar-a-Lago. The bride exchanged vows with Michael in front of an altar covered in a halo of blue, pink, and white flowers. She looked stunning in a long-sleeved, beaded wedding gown by Elie Saab. Ivanka Trump along with her husband Jared Kushner and kids, Melania Trump, Tiffany`s mother Marla Maples, and half-brother Eric Trump were among the many guests who enjoyed the lavish wedding festivities, as per Page Six. Although the wedding festivities went smoothly, the planning…

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    • 13 November

      Liverpool approached by eighth-richest man in world worth £90billion with takeover bid

      Liverpool could be set for an Indian takeaway with multi-billionaire Mukesh Ambani interest in buying the club. But he will have to fight off interest from other parties from the Middle East and the USA with Liverpool’s current owners Fenway Sports Group having been swamped with tentative offers. It’s understood they are willing to sell for £4bn and there is a greater desire to buy the Merseyside club outright. But that figure won’t put off Ambani who is a huge sports fan. He owns IPL cricket giants Mumbai Indians and helped to set up Indian football’s Super League. While cricket is a religion in India, football is rapidly catching up with the English Premier League creating huge interest and Liverpool one of the biggest…

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    • 13 November

      India-ASEAN nations to enhance cooperation against terrorism

      NEW DELHI: With an eye on the growing Chinese military and economic assertiveness in the region, India and the 10 members of the Asean (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) on Saturday decided to establish a comprehensive strategic partnership and enhance cooperation against terrorism. This year marks the 30th anniversary of India’s relations with the southeast Asian grouping and is being celebrated as the Asean-India Friendship Year. At the 19th Asean-India Summit in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh, that was attended by Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankhar on Saturday, India and the ten-nation bloc “reaffirmed the importance of maintaining and promoting peace, stability, maritime safety and security, freedom of navigation and overflight in the region” while “enhancing cooperation against terrorism and transnational crimes”.…

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    • 13 November

      Big win for Biden as Democrats keep Senate majority

      WASHINGTON: Democrats kept control of the Senate on Saturday, repelling Republican efforts to retake the chamber and making it harder for them to thwart President Joe Biden’s agenda. The fate of the House was still uncertain as the GOP struggled to pull together a slim majority there. Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto’s victory in Nevada gave Democrats the 50 seats they needed to keep the Senate. Her win reflects the surprising strength of Democrats across the US this election year. Seeking reelection in an economically challenged state that has some of the highest gas prices in the nation, Cortez Masto was considered the Senate’s most vulnerable member, adding to the frustration of Republicans who were confident she could be defeated. We got…

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    • 13 November

      Two aircraft collide and crash at World War Two airshow in Texas

      Texas: Two vintage military planes collided in midair on Saturday at a World War Two commemorative airshow in Dallas, federal officials said, crashing to the ground before exploding into flames. It was not immediately clear how many people were injured or killed. The incident early on Saturday afternoon involved a World War Two-era Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress bomber and a Bell P-63 Kingcobra fighter that were flying at the Wings Over Dallas Airshow at Dallas Executive Airport, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said in a statement. Emergency crews rushed to the site of the crash, airport officials said on Twitter, but it was unclear how many people were aboard the two aircraft, the FAA said. Hank Coates, the president and CEO…

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    • 13 November

      Biden loses least number of seats in a midterm compared to Clinton, Obama

      Washington: Despite Donald Trump-led Republicans’ strong campaign against inflation, US President Joe Biden is emerging as the first President in American history to lose the least number of seats in a midterm election as the senate sits precariously with both republicans and democrats split at 49 seats each with the latter requiring just one more seat to get majority that could come from either Arizona or California or Nevada or the Georgia runoff. In the Senate, the Democrats have wrested one seat from the republicans. Even if both parties split the ticket, Democrats stand a good chance of winning the run off in Georgia where sitting senator pastor Raphael Warnock is much ahead of the footballer anti-abortion activist Herschel Walker hounded by abortion scandals…

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    • 13 November

      King gives up to £600 to staff to help with cost of living crisis

      The King’s staff are set to receive a bonus payment of up to £600 to help them with the cost of living crisis. The Sun newspaper reported that the bonuses – to be paid on top of this month’s salary to workers including cleaners – would amount to tens of thousands of pounds and would partially come from the King’s private income. Staff earning less than £30,000 will receive a single payment of £600, with staff earning more getting less. Buckingham Palace declined to comment. Other royal household staff will also receive a bonus, the BBC understands. Those on between £30,000 and £40,000 will receive £400 in a single payment, and those who are paid between £40,000 and £45,000 will receive £350,…

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    • 13 November

      ‘Always Wanted Army Chief Appointment on Merit But Shehbaz Sharif…,’ Imran Khan on Pak COAS Selection

      Pakistan’s former prime minister Imran Khan once again opened up about the appointment of the army chief, saying he had been accused of making the process controversial. The 70-year-old PTI chief, who has had a troubled relationship with the all-powerful army after his ouster in April, said he always wanted the appointment to be on merit. “I was accused of making the process of appointing the army chief controversial. But, I did not do anything. I have always wanted an appointment on merit, and whoever is senior should be appointed,” said Khan, who fell out of favour with the army that is considered the kingmaker in Pakistan. Amid a topsy-turvy political situation fuelled by an attempt on his life last week, Pakistan…

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