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He was stopped while trying to make a ferry crossing to FranceBody worn footage showing people in the back of Dragos-Gabriel Geangalau’s truck(Image: CPS handout)A 55-year-old Romanian truck driver has been jailed after 10 foreign nationals were found in the back of his truck in Dover. Dragos-Gabriel Geangalau was stopped on November 21 while trying to make a ferry crossing to France.The 10 people in the back of his HGV included Pakistani, Bangladeshi and Nepali nationals. They were spoken to and said they each paid between £1,000 to £1,500 to make the crossing.In a prepared statement after his arrest, Geangalau…

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Christopher Wood, global head of equity strategy at Jefferies, has eliminated Bitcoin from his flagship Greed & Fear model portfolio, citing concerns that developments in quantum computing could pose an existential threat to the cryptocurrency’s cryptographic foundations. In the latest edition of the widely followed newsletter, Wood confirmed that Jefferies has removed its entire 10% Bitcoin allocation, replacing it with a split allocation of 5% to physical gold and 5% to gold-mining equities, according to Bloomberg.  The strategist said the move reflects rising uncertainty over whether Bitcoin can maintain its role as a long-term store of value in the face…

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Saturday 17 January 2026 10:36 am Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email Musk has traded insults with Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary A spat over in-flight Wi-Fi has spiralled into a verbal brawl between Elon Musk and Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary.The clash tumbled into the open after O’Leary dismissed Musk and his satellite internet business Starlink in a radio interview on Ireland’s Newstalk, calling him “an idiot”.The verbal row widened to O’Leary telling listeners “not to pay any attention whatsoever to anything that Musk puts…

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Pam Duncan-Glancy resigned from the Scottish Labour front bench and confirmed she would not seek re-election after details of her close friendship with Sean Moton, a former Labour councillor in Moray, emerged. But the Glasgow MSP faces calls to resign from Holyrood with immediate effect after new revelations emerged about Morton, who was once considered a rising star in the party before he confessed to possessing indecent images of children in 2017. He pled guilty and was given a community payback order which included 140 hours of unpaid work. New information was revealed by the Daily Record on Thursday, showing…

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The judge added that he would review the case on Friday, February 27Laganside Courts in Belfast (Image: Liam McBurney/PA Wire)The trial next month of a Derry man facing terrorism charges linked to dissident republicans has now been vacated due to his ill-health.Kieran George McCool, 57, of Ballymagowan Gardens in Creggan, was due to stand trial at Belfast Crown Court on a total of eight charges spanning a seven year period.During an arraignment hearing in November 2023, McCool pleaded not guilty to a charge of preparation of terrorist acts between January 1, 2016 and January 1, 2022.The charge includes possessing explosives,…

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It grew from a fishing village into a health spa for wealthy aristocrats – and a playground by the sea for the Prince Regent, later King George IV, who created the spectacular ‘vision in a dream’ Royal Pavilion here. Jane Austen had her heroine Lydia Bennet famously run off to Brighton in Pride and Prejudice, dreaming of adventure and romance, and she based her fictional seaside resort Sanditon on the real one, echoing its rise to fame in her unfinished titular novel, published posthumously in 1817. The arrival of the railway in 1840 meant that Brighton exploded in popularity. With…

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For a long time, endocrinologist Leigh Perreault, MD, felt uneasy about how weight management was handled in routine medical care. Too often, patients were sent home with the same advice to eat better and exercise more, even when it clearly was not enough. “There was a moment I put my face in my hands and thought, ‘What am I doing?’ I would write a lot of prescriptions for patients’ diabetes, their blood pressure, their lipids and all these other conditions,” says Perreault, a professor of endocrinology, metabolism and diabetes at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine who practices…

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Hiring activity in London’s financial services market went down during the final quarter of 2025. Data from Morgan McKinley’s 2025 London Employment Monitor shows jobs available fell 13% in Q4 compared with Q3. Recruiters said late year caution played a clear role in the slowdown. Mark Astbury, director at Morgan McKinley, said economic and political pressure shaped employer behaviour during the period. Global market volatility, tension linked to US trade policy and uncertainty ahead of the November budget led many organisations to pause recruitment decisions. Astbury said Q4 often records lower hiring levels due to seasonal behaviour. During 2025 this…

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