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M&S pulls Christmas advert post after Palestinian flag criticism M&S has apologised and pulled an advert after complaints of a photo of Christmas party hats in the colours of the Palestinian flag on fire. The image was an outtake from one of the company’s TV adverts, showing red, green and silver hats burning in a fireplace. M&S said the advert was filmed in August before the Israel-Gaza conflict began. They said the intent was to “playfully show that some people don’t enjoy wearing paper Christmas hats.” It said the hats were “traditional, festive coloured red, green and silver Christmas paper…
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One of the senior producers of the Sonic The Hedgehog franchise has talked about the future of the series and living in the shadow of Mario.
Li Keqiang: China bids quiet farewell to popular ex-premier China’s former premier Li Keqiang was laid to rest on Thursday, with the country’s flags being flown at half-mast across China. Li died of a heart attack on 27 October. He has been cremated. Pictures show crowds gathered along the streets as a convoy carrying his body drove past. There has been muted state coverage of his funeral, a major contrast to the outpouring of sorrow among ordinary Chinese people. Li, 68, was once tipped to be China’s future leader. But he was overtaken and then swiftly sidelined by Xi Jinping. …
Suspected mushroom poisoning: Australian woman charged with three murders Erin Patterson has been charged with murder over the suspected mushroom poisoning deaths of three people. It’s a story that has gripped Australia. Patterson was arrested on Thursday morning and police have spent the day searching her home east of Melbourne. Patterson, 49, served her family lunch in which the trio, who included her former in-laws, fell ill. A fourth person survived. Toxicology reports suggest the victims consume deathcap mushrooms. Patterson maintains she is innocent.
‘There is nothing more annoying…’
France has recorded more than 800 anti-Semitic attacks in the last month.
Elementor #559770 November 2, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today Metro – The King and I The Metro leads on comments from the King in which the monarch urged the world to unite to combat the risks posed by artificial intelligence and to ensure the technology is used as a “force for good”. He said AI has the “potential to completely transform life as we know it”. The front page is dedicated to the story. Today’s top stories Like this article? why don’t you share it? its easy … just click the icon below:) Leave a…
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