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الثلاثاء، 27 ديسمبر 2016

Liverpool make statement ahead of Manchester City clash by outclassing Stoke

Liverpool warmed up for their mouthwatering clash against top-four rivals Manchester City later this week with a confident 4-1 win over Stoke.
Adam Lallana and Roberto Firmino turned things around in the first half after Jon Walters" opener before a Giannelli Imbula own goal and Daniel Sturridge"s first in th..

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الاثنين، 26 ديسمبر 2016

Bucks Statement on the Passing of Craig Sager

The Milwaukee Bucks released the following statement regarding the passing of Craig Sager:
“Craig was the embodiment of strength and courage, and a true inspiration to millions of people around the world. His professionalism and relentless positivity left indelible marks on the NBA landscape and th..

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الأحد، 27 نوفمبر 2016

Autumn Statement: "Mistake" not to invest in social care, ex-minister says

Image copyright Science Photo Library Chancellor Philip Hammond made a “mistake” not investing in social care in his Autumn Statement, a former health secretary has said.
NHS Confederation chairman Stephen Dorrell said a small investment could deliver “significant improvements” and urged the government to rethink.
Council leaders have warned a social care crisis is “happening right now”.
The government says local authorities will have £3.5bn more to spend on social care by 2020.
There have been repeated warnings about the costs of an ageing population and the impact of cuts in social care spending in England.
In some cases, patients are fit to leave hospitals but continue to occupy beds because of problems arranging social care.
Find out the cost of care in your area Enter a postcode, council name or N Ireland health board Submit search for results Home care What is home care? You stay in your own home while getting help with everyday tasks such as washing, dressing and eating.
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الخميس، 24 نوفمبر 2016

Autumn Statement: Government defends post-Brexit vote economy forecasts

Media captionPhilip Hammond opened his Autumn Statement by looking at the UK economic figures. The government has defended economic forecasts in the chancellor"s Autumn Statement after criticism by some pro-Brexit MPs that they are too gloomy.
Philip Hammond quoted Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecasts of more government borrowing and reductions in economic growth after the Brexit vote.
Ex-minister Iain Duncan Smith claimed the OBR “hasn"t got anything right.”
But treasury minister David Gauke said it was right to work on the basis that the OBR forecasts were correct.
Mr Hammond told MPs the UK"s deficit would no longer be cleared by 2020, while the OBR estimated the government would have to borrow an extra £122bn compared with what was forecast in March, with the referendum result accounting for £58.7bn of this.
The Brexit vote meant potential growth in the current Parliament would be 2.4% lower than forecast in March, according to the OBR.
The OBR said pr..

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Autumn Statement: Government defends post-Brexit economy forecasts

Media captionPhilip Hammond opened his Autumn Statement by looking at the UK economic figures. The government has defended economic forecasts in the Chancellor"s Autumn Statement after criticism by some pro-Brexit MPs that they are too gloomy.
Philip Hammond quoted Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) predictions of increases in borrowing and reductions in economic growth following Brexit.
Ex-minister Iain Duncan Smith claimed the OBR “hasn"t got anything right.”
But treasury minister David Gauke said it was right to work on the basis that the OBR forecasts were correct.
Mr Hammond told MPs the UK"s deficit would no longer be cleared by 2020, while the OBR estimated the UK would have to borrow an extra £122bn compared with what was forecast in March, with the referendum result accounting for £58.7bn of this.
The Brexit vote meant potential growth in the current Parliament would be 2.4% lower than forecast in March, according to the OBR.
The organisation said its for..

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الاثنين، 21 نوفمبر 2016

Theresa May wants post-Brexit UK at "cutting-edge"

Image copyright Getty Images Theresa May is to reach out to business leaders by pledging an extra £2bn a year in funding for scientific research and development by 2020.
In a speech to the CBI, Mrs May will outline a new fund that will back areas such as robotics and biotechnology and help commercialise new discoveries.
The investment will help put post-Brexit Britain at the “cutting edge”, the prime minister is to say.
Delegates will call on Mrs May to offer more “clarity” over Brexit.
Mrs May"s speech to the Confederation of British Industry in London comes two days before the government delivers its first post-EU referendum budget, in the form of the Autumn Statement.
She is to promise a new approach that is about “stepping up, not stepping back” when it comes to intervening in the economy.
Speaking about a new industrial strategy challenge fund, she will say: “Britain has firms and researchers leading in some of the most exciting fields of human discovery.
“We need to back ..

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