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The Chandelier singer has been battling ‘confidence issues’.

The Royal Navy is sending two minehunter ships to Ukraine, as part of a wider effort to bolster Kyiv’s capabilities at sea.

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk: Rishi fighting for survival ahead of potential Tory rebellion Many of Monday’s papers say Rishi Sunak’s leadership may come under threat if Tory rebels vote against his Rwanda legislation. Rishi fighting for survival Rishi Sunak is entering a pivotal week in his premiership, facing challenges from factions within the Conservative party and a demanding appearance before the Covid inquiry, as reported by The Guardian. The Daily Telegraph notes that MPs on the right are pushing for amendments to the Rwanda bill, seeking stricter measures such as a block on interventions by judges in Strasbourg and…

Ange Postecoglou with laughable claims on Newcastle United and Tottenham THE MAG SAYS Ahead of Sunday’s match, Ange Postecoglou was keen to claim that Tottenham had just as bad injury problems as Newcastle United. The Tottenham boss even claiming that they had been hit even worse than Eddie Howe and his squad. Ange Postecoglou declaring ‘Newcastle are the only other club who have gone through anything like we have.’ When I looked at the injury situation / players missing that Spurs had been facing in recent times, I didn’t think it came anywhere close to the issues for Newcastle United.…

Howe likely to ditch cup ambitions with Newcastle running on empty The Guardian says When the red fuel light on the dashboard starts flashing drivers know they are on borrowed time. It all depends on a car’s make and model but there will be 30, 40, possibly even 50 miles left in the tank. Eddie Howe’s problem is that, unlike a motorist, he cannot steer his increasingly drained squad towards the sanctuary of a nearby filling station. “We’re missing a big number of players,” says Newcastle’s manager. “You can keep going for a while, but the longer it lasts, the…

He’s open to the move…

The failed attempt to saturate Ukrainian air defences with decoy missiles reveals a vulnerability in Russia’s military capabilities.

It might not last for very long, though.

UK earmarks £700m for small boat arrivals until 2030 At least £700 million has been set aside by the Home Office to help manage the arrival of migrants on small boats until 2030, according to previously unnoticed commercial plans. These projections were made public last week, coinciding with Home Secretary James Cleverly’s trip to Rwanda, where he signed a new treaty aimed at “stopping the boats.” A Home Office spokesperson said it would be “inappropriate to comment” on an ongoing procurement project. But the publicly-available information, on the government’s contracts website, shows that the Home Office wants at least one…