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Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth joked he’s ‘in a no-win situation’ with new signing Cameron Antwi.New recruit Antwi has been an unused sub in the last two games, after a brief appearance off the bench to make his debut against Bromley at the end of last month.Cameron Antwi has played just a handful of minutes since signing for the Gills Picture: GFCAntwi has had some time away this week, after the birth of his first child, and faces stiff competition to get into the Gills team as Bradley Dack is his main competitor for the no.10 role.Commenting on the 24 year-old,…

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Key Aspects: MSC Cruises will feature live broadcasts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches on all ships. The tournament games are set for June 11 to July 19, 2026. The cruise line will show the matches in lounges and other public venues. Add MSC Cruises to the list of cruise lines that will offer guests the chance to view live broadcasts of the 2026 FIFA World Cup matches this summer. A total of 104 matches will be held between June 11 and July 19, 2026. The line announced on February 12, 2026, that the matches will be shown in…

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Thursday 12 February 2026 2:39 pm Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email Paul Townend and Galopin Des Champs have won two Cheltenham Gold Cups HE MAY be the leading active rider at the Cheltenham Festival, but as we approach another Festival, for Paul Townend the excitement is just as great as ever.“It’s always exciting, if it wasn’t exciting, you wouldn’t be doing it,” the seven-time Irish Champion Jockey said.Despite having ridden 38 Festival winners, including four last year, Townend doesn’t have a target to reach…

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Three southside community groups have penned a letter to bosses urging them to meet face-to-face over the Parking Control Zone (PCZ) plans for Shawlands, Battlefield and Strathbungo. Their demand comes after a petition they organised, signed by over 7,000 people, was refused by the council. Looking along Langside Avenue to Minard Road (Image: Robert Perry) READ MORE: Dennistoun residents descend on Glasgow City Chambers to protest parking charges being brought in (Image: GT) PCZ plans across the city have faced significant backlash, with residents from Dennistoun marching into the City Chambers last month to protest plans for their area. The…

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The court heard the Instagram message stated: “Watch your back, you dweeb” and there was an Emoji of a knife “coming for you”.The case was heard at Belfast Crown Court(Image: Justin Kernoghan)A Belfast man who set up a fake Instagram account in the name of an ex-girlfriend and claimed she was using it to harass him was today jailed for 19 months.Judge Gordon Kerr KC said Ezra Garfield would spend a further 19 months on supervised licence on his release from prison. The 25-year-old, now of Park Street in Liverpool, had previously pleaded guilty to charges of perverting the course…

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Apple has acquired the IP and all rights to its hit show “Severance” from its original studio, Fifth Season, as first reported by Deadline. Under the deal, which was worth just under $70 million, Apple’s in-house studio will be producing the show’s future seasons. Fifth Season will remain as an executive producer. The deal is similar to one Apple struck with AMC Studios for sci-fi show “Silo” after season one. “Severance” will now be one of Apple’s marquee titles, joining popular series such as “Your Friends and Neighbors” and “Stick.” According to Deadline, the production costs for “Severance” had exceeded what…

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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has raised concerns over allegations that Apple is censoring conservative content on the Apple News app. In a letter to Apple CEO Tim Cook, FTC chair Andrew Ferguson cited reports from Media Research Center, a right-leaning think tank, which accused Apple of excluding right-leaning outlets from the top 20 articles in the Apple News feed. “These reports raise serious questions about whether Apple News is acting in accordance with its terms of service and its representations to consumers […] I abhor and condemn any attempt to censor content for ideological reasons,” Ferguson’s letter reads.…

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Startups today don’t just utilise CRM tools; they build entire go-to-market strategies around them. From customer journeys with automated emails and lead scoring to real-time sales tracking and customer service workflow automations, CRM systems are doing a lot of the heavy lifting in the background. However, there’s a catch. All of that automation requires a fast and reliable business-grade broadband. For UK startups that run complex CRM automations, poor internet is more than just an annoyance; it will slow down sales, interrupt customer journeys and can result in lost revenue.   Why Broadband Matters for CRM-Driven Startups   A CRM…

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If you want to buy or sell a used EV right now, what’s the first step you’d take? A startup called Ever wants to be the answer to that question. The company, which bills itself as the first “AI-native, full-stack auto retail business” for electric vehicles, already has thousands of customers buying and selling their EVs on the platform. Now it’s looking to scale with help from a $31 million Series A funding round led by Eclipse, with Ibex Investors, Lifeline Ventures, and JIMCO — the investment arm of the Saudi Arabian Jameel family (an early investor in Rivian) —…

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West Sussex County Council has said that contractors have finished building a ramp on the flooded A29 at Shripney, to allow residents access. Residents north of Sack Lane are able to access the area via the A29 Woodgate, while those south of Sack Lane will now be able to enter and exit Shripney Road via the Salt Box roundabout. The road, which originally closed on February 2, will remain shut to non-residents. The ramp will stay in place until the weather improves and the floodwater clears. The council said earlier this week that it was unable to pump away the…

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