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Paul Pogba 'concern' laid bare after former Man Utd star's comeback derailedPaul Pogba has made just a handful of appearances for new club Monaco as he continues to work his way back into action after a lengthy period away from footballView 2 Images Paul Pogba at Monaco vs Galatasaray (Image: Getty Images)Monaco manager Sebastien Pocognoli understands people's concern about Paul Pogba's return but isn't worried himself. Pogba recently made his first competitive appearance in more than two years after a doping ban but now finds himself unable to contribute. He wasn't involved against Marseille last weekend, though, with Pocognoli addressing the situation ahead of a Coupe de France meeting with Auxerre. ‌“To have come back from where he was and to play again is already spectacular," the Belgian boss said after giving Pogba another game off. I hope we finish this season well, and the Coupe de France would be a wonderful gift for the fans!"

The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA) group achieved the milestone at Sellafield, marking progress in long-term efforts to dispose of the UK’s plutonium stockpile. The processed material is now ready for eventual disposal in a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF). David Peattie, chief executive of the NDA group, said: "This UK-first milestone demonstrates the unrivalled expertise of the NDA group, with special recognition for the Sellafield team whose innovation and specialist skills have made this achievement possible. The achievement marks the start of a programme at the Sellafield site to process around 400 cans of plutonium residue, a by-product from historic manufacturing processes of fuels and other materials. The NDA, Sellafield Ltd, and Nuclear Waste Services will collaborate with the UK National Nuclear Laboratory and industry partners to deliver the programme.

Ousmane Dembélé (@ousmanedembele07) • FacebookWhat makes a good player great, and a great player the best? Based on those answers, one player stood out above all the others: a kid called Ousmane Dembélé, then a youth player yet to make a first-team appearance at Rennes. After all, Dembélé had not scored more than 10 league goals in a season since his debut campaign at Rennes. This curious-motivated talent who once scored penalties with either foot, and even took corners with either foot, quietly became the main man. I still don’t know exactly what makes a good player great but I am closer to an answer.

Vindicated But Not Free: Indian-American Man’s 43-Year Nightmare Continues, Faces DeportationThree Indian-Origin men have been jailed for their part in a violent disorder at a Kabbadi tournament in Alvaston in the summer of 2023.Boota Singh, Damanjit Singh and Rajvinder Takhar Singh were sentenced at Derby Crown Court on 19 December after being found guilty at a trial in November, according to Derbyshire Police.Violence broke out between two groups at the event off Elvaston Lane just before 4pm on Sunday 20 August following reports of shots being fired and people fighting with weapons. Officers attending the scene secured video footage showing Boota Singh running after members of the opposing group. Although he was unarmed at the time of the violence, police stopped his car two days later and found two machetes in the boot. Footage also showed Damanjit Singh and Rajvinder Takhar Singh carrying large knives during the disorder.All three men were arrested and charged with violent disorder. Following a previous trial at Derby Crown Court in 2024, seven other men have already been jailed for their part in the disorder.

The officials were not authorised to discuss publicly the ongoing military operation and spoke on condition of anonymity. The action was described as a “consented boarding”, with the tanker stopping voluntarily and allowing US forces to board it, one official said. Mr Trump earlier this month announced that coastguard had seized an oil tanker in the Caribbean Sea and vowed that the US would carry out a blockade of Venezuela. It all comes as Mr Trump has ratcheted up his rhetoric toward Mr Maduro and warned that the long-time Venezuelan leader’s days in power are numbered. “We’re not going to be letting anybody going through who shouldn’t be going through,” Mr Trump told reporters.

There was a bit of indecisiveness about whether to call it a night or have another drink. What do you think Tara made of you? I think the date itself was closer to a 6. What do you think Aaron made of you? Fancy a blind date?

Photograph: Dustin Chambers/The GuardianFork in the Road has lines on a Friday night. Photograph: Dustin Chambers/The GuardianPower outlets rise from the sides of high-backed booths, fit for charging laptops. Photograph: Dustin Chambers/The GuardianThe Buckhead Whole Foods parking lot is still full of Volvos and Range Rovers and the odd Cybertruck. Photograph: Dustin Chambers/The GuardianSara Soendergaard, a manager at the Capital Grille, during service. Photograph: Dustin Chambers/The GuardianBroader trends haven’t entirely escaped the well-to-do.

Both meningitis and sepsis can cause a high temperature and fever. “Along with fever, chickenpox causes an itchy blistering rash, as well as fatigue, loss of appetite, headache and muscle aches. Appendicitis pain usually worsens when walking or coughing Professor Vijay Nayar ,Infants and the elderly are particularly vulnerable. APPENDICITISA HIGH temperature along with pain in the lower right side of your tummy could signal appendicitis. “The pain usually worsens when walking or coughing.”Other symptoms may develop, including loss of appetite, nausea and vomiting.

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A “do not eat” warning has also been issued for Young’s Gastro 2 Lemon & Pepper Fish Fillets following an allergy alert. The product has been recalled by Young’s Seafood because it contains mustard which is not mentioned on the label. This means the fish fillets are a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy to mustard, the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has said. “Sometimes foods have to be withdrawn or recalled if there is a risk to consumers because the allergy labelling is missing or incorrect or if there is any other food allergy risk. “When there is a food allergy risk, the FSA will issue an Allergy Alert.”

The Israeli military has killed six Palestinians, including a baby, who were in a school that sheltered displaced people in Gaza City on Friday, hospital officials said. Israeli troops fired over the ceasefire line that they have withdrawn to, killing the Palestinians and wounding a number more, the Palestinian civil defence said in a statement. Dozens gathered at Gaza City hospital to mourn those killed, with five body bags placed outside the hospital and a man cradling the body of an infant wrapped in a white shroud. The attack brings the total number of Palestinians killed by Israel to 401 since the October ceasefire took effect.

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