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Rishi Sunak arrives in Israel for talks with Benjamin Netanyahu The Guardian says Rishi Sunak has arrived in Israel for talks with its leaders, and will later travel to other countries in the region for further discussions, Downing Street has announced. The prime minister left London on Wednesday evening, and was scheduled to hold talks on Thursday with the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and the country’s president, Isaac Herzog. No 10 said Sunak would then travel “to a number of other regional capitals”, details of which have not been released for security reasons, and because of the fast-changing situation…

The winger’s exile ‘could be over tomorrow’ if he just says sorry.

She revealed her baby’s cute name too!

CITY AM – Secret battle for Russian oil firm Morgan Stanley locked in secret London court battle to seize Russian oil firm CITY AM SAYS Morgan Stanley is locked in a secret London court battle as part of an attempt to seize an oil firm in southern Russia on behalf of a group of lenders, City A.M. has learned. The Wall Street Bank is looking to take a majority stake in Cypriot-registered Russian drilling firm, Southern Oil Company (UNK), after UNK’s parent firm, Astrakhan Oil Corporation (AOC), which is also registered in Cyprus, fell behind on payments for a $73m…

The youngster is now under contract until 2025.

Telegraph Sport – Smith blows door open to Steward Marcus Smith injury blow opens door for Freddie Steward to face South Africa TELEGRAPH SPORT SAYS Smith was battered during the quarter-final against Fiji but might have been dropped anyway, to counter South Africa’s kicking threat. Freddie Steward is set to be restored at full-back for England’s semi-final against South Africa with Marcus Smith likely to be ruled out to face the Springboks. Telegraph Sport understands that head coach Steve Borthwick is likely to keep other changes to a minimum and is set to keep the same starting pack from the…

Star Sport – New Year’s Leave Jadon Sancho expected to be sold by Man Utd in January after showdown talks with Ten Hag STAR SPORT SAYS Jadon Sancho faces a losing battle to save his Manchester United career. The star has seen his relationship with United boss Erik ten Hag break down completely. Sancho has held showdown talks with Ten Hag about his United future following a bust up between the pair. Ten Hag axed the England winger from his squad for the recent defeat at Arsenal and blamed Sancho’s poor attitude and training on the decision. Sancho hit back…

Express Sport –  Guilty Tonali Facing Ban  Sandro Tonali ‘faces maximum three-year ban’ after admitting betting on his own team EXPRESS SPORT SAYS Sandro Tonali is facing a three-year worldwide ban from football after admitting to betting on AC Milan matches while still playing for the club. Tonali is likely to serve a lesser ban for helping with the investigation but will face strict punishment for his conduct. The 23-year-old was one of the players named in an Italian football betting probe last week and was withdrawn from the national squad ahead of their 3-1 defeat to England on Tuesday…

Mirror Sport – Tonali faces a three-year ban Sandro Tonali betting details emerge as ‘shaken’ Newcastle star faces lengthy ban MIRROR SPORT SAYS Sandro Tonali faces the prospect of a three-year ban from football after the ‘shaken’ Newcastle midfielder admitted to betting on matches. The Italian international arrived on Tyneside this summer following a £54million move from AC Milan, and has been a key figure in his new club’s early season form in both the Premier League and Champions League. But in a sensational development, the 23-year-old was named in an Italian football betting probe last week, and was duly…

Elementor #555638 October 19, 20231 Min Read Summary of the Top 6 headlines today The Guardian – Don’t be consumed by rage, Biden tells Israel  The Guardian also carries comments from President Biden during his visit to the Middle East, where he met Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The US “sought and got justice” for the 2001 attacks on the US, he said, but also “made mistakes”. The paper reports that Israel has said it will not “foil the supply of humanitarian aid via Egypt” into Gaza, as long as supplies do not reach Hamas. Today’s top stories Like this…