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Boss Paul Jewell says he won’t make any rash changes to his side when Portsmouth visit Portman Road on Saturday despite Tuesday’s 2-0 loss to league leaders QPR. The Town manager, who will have to make one change with Colin Healy out injured, has generally been pleased with his side’s recent performances but feels they can do better in front of goal.

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A top-secret superyacht reportedly worth £60million has been spotted in Poole Harbour.

In this week’s episode of the Hotel Moment podcast, Karen Stephens, Revinate CRO, and Brian Murphy, Group CRM Executive of Cliste Hospitality, reveal what keeps the fire going between hotelier and guest: reliable, personalized, and quick communication. Murphy breaks down the misconceptions around the influence of technology on guest communication, but also why there’s no replacement for the “human touch” element of the guest experience.

The Promise.D is registered in the secretive Cayman Islands tax haven, entitling them to fly under the Red Ensign which gives them the protection of the Royal Navy on the high seas.

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A top-secret superyacht reportedly worth £60million has been spotted in Poole Harbour.

The Norman Music Alliance, presenters of the Norman Music Festival, have announced headliners for the annual, free, three-day event taking place April 25-27 in Historic Downtown Norman’s Walker Arts District.

Paul Jewell is expected to recall loanee Jimmy Bullard for the trip to league leaders QPR but the Blues boss says picking his midfield for this evenings game was the toughest call of his time at Portman Road (KO 8pm). The midfielder missed Saturday’s 1-1 draw with his parent club Hull City as he was unavailable under the terms of his loan.

On April 8, 2024, totality of the solar eclipse will last 3 minutes and 36 seconds in Indianapolis beginning at 3:06 p.m.