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Just raring to get back playing, to be honest, i was drooling forward to it. so yeah, it's good to be back here with a good group of lads. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. england goalkeeper mary earps will miss their euro qualifier against france on tuesday, after withdrawing from the squad through injury. she was forced off the pitch at saint james' park after just seven minutes of the 2—1 defeat to the same opponents on friday, with what's described as a "minor" hip injury. olympic and world champion armand duplantis just missed out on setti...

Bangko Sentral keeps interest rate at 6.25%

At the moment, it doesn't look hopeful that this government will change the law. but jade's family say they'll continue to fight. fiona lamdin, bbc news. 0ur our thoughts are with paul and karen, jade's mum and dad. you like it is 6.25. time now to get the news, travel and weather where you are. 110w now all good morning, i'm asad ah now all mad. —— good morning, i'm asad ahmad. next month's ultra low emission zone expansion has been blamed for causing a distoration in the second hand car market, with prices remaining

Down from 8.7% in may. that fall was driven by a 2.7% drop in food and fuel prices. while inflation is falling, it does not mean prices are falling, just that they are rising less quickly. well, what does that mean for our interest rates? currently, the bank rate stands at 5%, but these figures suggest it may not have to go much further. the bank is still likely to put rates up in august another 0.5%. the markets were expecting the base rate to peak early next year at 6.25%, the highest level since 1999. that has now been revised to 5.75%. the chancellorjeremy hunt and the opposition shadow ch...

Benefits. union members say they are being crushed by the rising cost of living. they expect the soccer world cup in 2026 to worsen the housing crisis. they add hotels in los angeles received billions in pandemic funds and are now exceeding their pre-pandemic profits. they want hotel owners to approve a $5 per hour wage increase this year. the l.a. times reports the workers won a $3 per hour increase every year for the next three years. housekeepers currently make $25 an hour. employers have countered by offering a raise of $2.50 the first year with a $6.25 hourly raise over the next four year...