THE head of London Zoo has has quit amid an investigation into "unacceptable workplace behaviour". Matthew Gould, 54, has stepped down from his role as chief executive of the Zoological Society of London (ZSL). Gould was appointed as CEO in September 2022 and previously held roles at the NHS, Downing Street and was a British...
EVERTON 1-4 NEWCASTLE UNITED: The Magpies finally ended their struggles on the road as they hammered the Toffees, scoring three times in the first-half, as Lewis Miley shone
Viewers were in agreement at the start of the BBC series week ten show
Viewers were in agreement at the start of the BBC series week ten show
Liverpool face West Ham United in the Premier League on Sunday afternoon in a huge clash as Arne Slot looks to change the Reds' poor form
The amber weather warning will come into force in south Wales from the early hours of Monday morning, set to last throughout the day with heavy rain expected until early on Tuesday
THE most expensive player in the history of English football cannot hit a cow’s backside with a banjo. The second most expensive player in the history of English football is a little boy lost. The reigning Footballer of the Year, with a freshly-signed contract, is gone at all levels, with a creaking body and a...
"Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's supporters flocked to a pre-election Digital Civic Circle rally, forming a large queue in front of the Continental Arena in Nyiregyhaza on Saturday. The attendees praised the Hungarian leader's efforts in guaranteeing energy supply to the country after the last Hungary-Russian talks resulted in what the state head described as the 'lowest utility costs in all of Europe' for Hungary. "We will have gas and we will have crude oil. A perfectly successful meeting," one of the locals, Jambor Mikoosne, stated. "We have no sea, we have no other way to bring it in. We could get it from elsewhere, but at double or triple the price, and we don't want that yet." "Naturally, we are very pleased, because a key issue that is important for all of us will be resolved," another local, Bara Tiborne, added. "I think we owe a great deal to the Prime Minister." On Friday, the Prime Minister fled to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The two leaders reportedly discussed issues related to energy co-operation, including the supply of Russian oil and gas to Hungary, as well as measures to resolve the Ukrainian conflict. Some speakers shared disappointment with the recent European Union (EU) policy. Money infusion to Ukraine was one of the main critiques, with the ongoing corruption scandal adding to the spreading gust of disbelief in Kiev. "The Union obviously shouldn't just hand over the money, because we know it would basically be stolen," another local, Frank Zoltan, said. "Not all of it, but I'd say about two-thirds would definitely disappear." "Even before that, before the war, it was noticeable that corruption in Ukraine was very high. And the fact that now there is a war, and they are sending their sons to the front, while at the highest levels the aid disappears - well, that is absurd," Kaptur Sandor commented. Some of the responders went on to accuse Brussels of clinging to their 'quite serious mistakes' in their policy out of shame. "I don't believe that anyone thinking normally and rationally could fail to notice that yes, we have made mistakes - but admitting it now, well, that is human weakness," Sandor added. The 'golden toilet' corruption row engulfing the Ukrainian government saw tens of millions 'skimmed' from energy contracts. Critics claimed Ukraine's presidential office head Andriy Yermak was the 'Ali Baba' named in wiretapped conversations linked to the probe. The aforementioned golden toilet was found in the bathroom of another Zelensky ally, Timur Mindich, said to have been the mastermind, while the plot has already brought down both the energy and justice ministers. The rally at Continental Arena is part of the larger anti-war national tour, launched by Orban on October 23. The rallies are also scheduled for Kecskemet on December 6, Mohacs on December 13, and Szeged on December 20. Hungary is set to hold parliamentary elections on the 3rd of April 2026. Orban's Fidesz-KDNP coalition currently leads in national polls, with recent surveys suggesting a strong advantage in rural areas, while opposition parties gain traction in urban centres."
"Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's supporters flocked to a pre-election Digital Civic Circle rally, forming a large queue in front of the Continental Arena in Nyiregyhaza on Saturday. The attendees praised the Hungarian leader's efforts in guaranteeing energy supply to the country after the last Hungary-Russian talks resulted in what the state head described as the 'lowest utility costs in all of Europe' for Hungary. "We will have gas and we will have crude oil. A perfectly successful meeting," one of the locals, Jambor Mikoosne, stated. "We have no sea, we have no other way to bring it in. We could get it from elsewhere, but at double or triple the price, and we don't want that yet." "Naturally, we are very pleased, because a key issue that is important for all of us will be resolved," another local, Bara Tiborne, added. "I think we owe a great deal to the Prime Minister." On Friday, the Prime Minister fled to Moscow to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The two leaders reportedly discussed issues related to energy co-operation, including the supply of Russian oil and gas to Hungary, as well as measures to resolve the Ukrainian conflict. Some speakers shared disappointment with the recent European Union (EU) policy. Money infusion to Ukraine was one of the main critiques, with the ongoing corruption scandal adding to the spreading gust of disbelief in Kiev. "The Union obviously shouldn't just hand over the money, because we know it would basically be stolen," another local, Frank Zoltan, said. "Not all of it, but I'd say about two-thirds would definitely disappear." "Even before that, before the war, it was noticeable that corruption in Ukraine was very high. And the fact that now there is a war, and they are sending their sons to the front, while at the highest levels the aid disappears - well, that is absurd," Kaptur Sandor commented. Some of the responders went on to accuse Brussels of clinging to their 'quite serious mistakes' in their policy out of shame. "I don't believe that anyone thinking normally and rationally could fail to notice that yes, we have made mistakes - but admitting it now, well, that is human weakness," Sandor added. The 'golden toilet' corruption row engulfing the Ukrainian government saw tens of millions 'skimmed' from energy contracts. Critics claimed Ukraine's presidential office head Andriy Yermak was the 'Ali Baba' named in wiretapped conversations linked to the probe. The aforementioned golden toilet was found in the bathroom of another Zelensky ally, Timur Mindich, said to have been the mastermind, while the plot has already brought down both the energy and justice ministers. The rally at Continental Arena is part of the larger anti-war national tour, launched by Orban on October 23. The rallies are also scheduled for Kecskemet on December 6, Mohacs on December 13, and Szeged on December 20. Hungary is set to hold parliamentary elections on the 3rd of April 2026. Orban's Fidesz-KDNP coalition currently leads in national polls, with recent surveys suggesting a strong advantage in rural areas, while opposition parties gain traction in urban centres."
Goalkeeper Alexander Schwolow produced a string of good saves to keep the Steelmen at bay.
Demonstrations were co-ordinated in cities including Bristol, Manchester and Birmingham.
Rachel Hardy-Gent was naked from the waist down when a delivery driver spotted her and a male having sex.
Rachel Hardy-Gent was naked from the waist down when a delivery driver spotted her and a male having sex.
Norris slips up in final lap to give rival advantage Max Verstappen third on grid; Hamilton 18th Oscar Piastri claimed pole position for the Qatar Grand Prix, a vital result in the tense world championship fight with his McLaren teammate Lando Norris, who was in second, and Red Bull’s Max Verstappen, who finished third. The Australian took top spot with his final lap after Norris had laid down a strong marker in what was a tightly-fought contest at the Lusail International Circuit. Continue reading...
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