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Arsenal are reportedly close to a triple contract agreement involving Martin Odegaard, Jurrien Timber and Declan Rice, with the club hopeful that all three players will commit their futures to the Emirates Stadium before January. Negotiations over new terms for the influential trio have progressed during 2026, providing a boost for manager Mikel Arteta as he seeks to preserve the core of his squad. There is growing confidence that the deals could be completed before Christmas. Arsenal contract talks advance for Odegaard, Timber and Rice Odegaard remains central to Arteta’s plans. The Norway midfielder has returned to his best form…

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Fannin County schools in Georgia switched to virtual learning on Monday, November 9, after flooding in McCaysville disrupted the city’s water supply to West Fannin Elementary School. The school system said teachers would send pupils details of their assignments by 11am, while individual schools would announce arrangements for extracurricular activities by 10am. Veterans Day events planned at Blue Ridge Elementary and East Fannin Elementary have been postponed. Families will receive revised dates from the schools. School buildings will remain closed, although directors, administrators, co-ordinators and employees who work year-round have been told to report at their usual times if it…

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Victorians could be allowed to check whether a partner has a history of domestic abuse under a Labor election promise that also proposes banning convicted abusers and sex offenders from dating apps. Premier Ben Carroll is due to announce the package on Tuesday, ahead of the state election on November 28. Labor has also pledged to restrict the use of smart glasses in public settings and prevent perpetrators from becoming the next of kin of their victims. The proposed disclosure scheme, to be known as Clare’s Law, would allow a person to ask police whether their partner had a history…

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Independent senator Fatima Payman has alleged that Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese ignored a message thanking him for the government’s decision to recognise a Palestinian state, deepening a long-running dispute between the pair. “Thank you, Prime Minister, for your leadership and courage,” Ms Payman said she texted Mr Albanese. She said the message received no reply. The Western Australian senator left the Labor Party in 2024 after a disagreement over the Gaza conflict and later founded her own political group, Australia’s Voice. She has since repeatedly criticised the government, including over the staffing support provided to her office. Ms Payman…

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Emma Walmsley is set to become HP’s next chief executive in January, returning to the top job after almost nine years leading pharmaceutical giant GSK. The appointment will make Ms Walmsley a two-time chief executive of a major multinational, following a career that has taken her through the beauty, healthcare and technology sectors. She spent 17 years at L’Oréal, working in management roles in four global cities before taking charge of the company’s consumer products business in China. She joined GSK in 2010 and became chief executive of its consumer healthcare division in 2015. In 2017, she became the first…

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Disney World’s Typhoon Lagoon water park will reopen on 27 January 2027 after its seasonal closure, with Blizzard Beach shutting for refurbishment on the same day. The changeover means visitors will be able to use Typhoon Lagoon from 27 January, while Blizzard Beach will remain available until 26 January. Disney has not announced when Blizzard Beach will reopen. Disney Water Park Seasonal Pass Disney’s Water Park Seasonal Pass offers admission to either Typhoon Lagoon or Blizzard Beach, depending on which park is operating. It is valid until 15 May 2027, although blackout dates apply from 19 to 21 February and…

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Victoria’s Labor government has promised a series of measures to protect women and children from domestic and sexual violence if it wins the state election on November 28, including partner history checks, a dating app ban for convicted offenders and a $31.5 million funding boost. Premier Ben Carroll will announce the plans on Tuesday, including the introduction of “Clare’s Law”, which would allow people to ask police whether their partner has a history of domestic abuse. The proposed disclosure scheme would also allow a person to make an inquiry on behalf of a friend or relative believed to be in…

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Jaguar Land Rover has launched a legal case against BYD after alleging that the Chinese carmaker’s new Ti7 SUV copies the design of its best-selling Defender. Bailiffs seized digital documents from BYD’s offices in Schiedam and Hoofddorp in the Netherlands in August, as JLR seeks evidence to support its claim that the vehicle’s boxy styling infringes its intellectual property. A court is due to decide this week which, if any, of the confiscated records can be used in the dispute. JLR is seeking to establish that BYD deliberately copied the latest-generation Defender rather than independently developing a similar-looking SUV. The…

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Donald Trump has appointed Stephen Miller as his new White House chief of staff, replacing Susie Wiles in the first major personnel change since Republicans lost the midterm elections. Miller, previously deputy chief of staff, has been a central figure in shaping the administration’s immigration policies. Voter data suggests the Democrats’ gains were partly driven by opposition to Mr Trump’s immigration enforcement. His appointment signals that Mr Trump is preparing for a confrontation with an opposition-controlled Congress, according to analysis of the change. Miller is regarded as supportive of broad executive power and is expected to play a prominent role…

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Restaurant chains are turning to improved food quality and taste to win back diners, as customers eat out less often and become more selective about where they spend their money. Executives have spent the past two years stressing “value”, often using the term to mean more than lower prices. Now, companies including Wendy’s, Burger King, Chipotle Mexican Grill, McDonald’s and Chili’s are putting greater emphasis on recipes, ingredients and consistency. Promotions can provide a short-term lift in customer numbers, but restaurant bosses are increasingly relying on stronger core menus to support longer-term sales and franchisee profits. Food quality becomes central…

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