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he's close to completing a move to bayern munich for a fee of around 3.4 million pounds. of around £3.11 million. he'll reunite with his former spurs team—mate harry kane. and in the wsl, arsenal have signed usa defender emily fox from north carolina courage. the 25—year—old right—back has won 39 caps, including four at last summer's world cup. arsenal have been looking for defensive cover since laura wienroither suffered an anterior cruciate ligament injury in may. the start of the australian open is less than three days away, and we now know the opening round matches after today's draw in melbourne. emma radcuanu, who spent most of last year out injured, will face america's shelby rogers first — a player she beat enroute to her incredible win at the us open in 2021. and the 21—year—old, who had wrist and ankle surgeries last may, could play british number one katie boulter in the third round. boulter, who's only ever been past the opening round once in melbourne,
police numbers on the streets. well done has 239 more police officers so far since 2013 can she continue with further improvement is does not yet returned to the 2010 level. can she advise me and my sedgefield constituents how to ensure that the emphasis is on front line deployment to anti—social behaviour hotspots? into anti—social behaviour hotspots? i want to congratulate my honourable friend for his doughty campaigning in his constituency was not done has received £3.11 million through four micrograms of the safer street fans, including just under £1.5 million in the current round. it is funding programmes and target hardening measures. it is putting more police on the streets, engaging with to prevent them engaging in crime. driving without care and consideration is described as one of the worst forms of anti—social behaviour as the consequences can be
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a lifetime to fade. she thought that this was the way she was going to go and she wasn't ready. she was thinking of me in herfinal moments. like, what is going to happen to georgia? you know, it's really harrowing that she was feeling that way. i am counting my lucky stars that someone was looking out for us. an awful story, thank you to georgia for speaking to us. a european art collector has just paid $3.11 million for a copy, not the real thing, a copy of leonardo da vinci's mona lisa. this is it,, known for its owner who unsuccessfully argued that a copy bought in the 1950s was the real thing. it is one of the many copies of the