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Guilfoyle the allegations of improper conduct are "false" and being ambassador was the "honour of a lifetime".
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Cornell bans all fraternity parties over gang sex assault allegations
The school has faced an uproar over how it handled assault allegations brought by a woman known as Jane Doe.
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‘There was a chance to stop him’: Parents react with fury to paedophile nursery worker revelations
More than 50 families call for investigation into how Vincent Chan was allowed to return to job after inquiry by nursery The parents of the victims of paedophile nursery worker Vincent Chan have reacted with fury to the news that he was cleared to return to work after “significant concerns” were raised by the parent of a young girl. As first revealed in the Guardian , Chan was reported to his employer, the nursery chain Bright Horizons, by a concerned parent in 2021. After being investigated by Bright Horizons, with the knowledge of Camden council, Chan was cleared to return to work at the nursery on the Finchley Road in north-west London. A year later, in 2022, Chan filmed himself abusing three-year-old girls in his care. Continue reading...
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Watch: Inside Katie Zacharia's very brief White House briefing
The BBC's Sarah Smith reports on the the briefest briefing she has ever seen at the White House. Katie Zacharia took questions from three journalists on her first day on the job.
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PSG's Luis Enrique hopes Man City avoid sanctions
PSG boss Luis Enrique says he was surprised to learn Manchester City had been found guilty of breaching Premier League financial rules and hopes the club avoid sanctions.
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Bournemouth open to selling Scott in January
Bournemouth are open to selling England midfielder Alex Scott in January under certain conditions.
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Yes, obesity is a problem – but a greater one is the food industry and its greed | Letters
Ultra-processed foods are displacing traditional diets, warns Prof Kent Buse . Plus letters from Hugo Harper , Dr Pawan Randev and Patricia Hampton Your editorial on cancers in under-50s ( 8 October ) rightly names food among the culprits. But the confrontation it calls for should be aimed less at obesity than at what produces it. Obesity is the intermediary; the exposure is a food system engineered for profit. The Lancet’s series on ultra-processed foods showed these products displacing traditional diets worldwide and driving chronic disease, and documented more than 200 interconnected lobby groups through which the industry organises its influence to block regulation. Continue reading...
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Liverpool's Wirtz problem - does he need to be dropped?
More than a year since his £116m move, Florian Wirtz is still struggling to hit top form at Liverpool - so does he need to be dropped?
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Hundreds of early-release prisoners in England and Wales not being tagged, say MPs
Clive Efford says Serco has failed to source enough tags, as police and probation struggle with influx of newly released offenders UK politics live – latest updates Hundreds of prisoners released early across England and Wales, including stalkers and violent offenders, are not being tagged by Serco, MPs have said, despite pledges for the “toughest supervision in British history”. As the government begins to discharge a second tranche of 650 offenders to relieve the prison overcrowding crisis, police and probation officers have said that they are struggling to cope with a new influx of offenders who are supposed to be monitored in the community. Continue reading...
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Independent regulator waiting for Man City appeal
David Kogan, chair of football's independent regulator, says the body has to "go on the evidence" before making any decision in the case against Manchester City.
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Cardiff's Bielik claims death threats over fan clash
Cardiff defender Krystian Bielik claims his family received death threats amid the controversy that surrounded his altercation with a Portsmouth fan.
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Majority of clubs on edge of 'financial disaster' - regulator
English football's finances are "dangerously exposed, with the majority of clubs living on the edge of financial disaster", a new report says.
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