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Thus is the Government operating on immigration: Having started the fire, they now stand before you promising to douse the flames and get matters back under control.
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After years of estrangement, one major life event brought former sister wives Christine Brown and Robyn Brown together.
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A MAN has denied kidnapping and murdering a teen girl â 24 years after she was found dead in a ditch.
Victoria Hall, 17, was last seen on September 19, 1999, after a night out with pals at a club in Felixstowe, Suffolk.
Her her body was discovered five days later in a water-filled ditch 25 miles away near Stowmarket.
Steve Wright appeared at Ipswich Crown Court today where he denied murdering Victoria on September 19, 1999.
The 66-year-old also denied kidnapping the teen as he entered his pleas via videolink.
That charge alleges he âunlawfully and by force or fraud took or carried away Victoria Hall against her willâ.
Wright is also accused of of the attempted kidnap of a 22-year-old woman the night before Victoriaâs disappearance.
He did not enter a plea for that charge and was remanded into custody ahead of a hearing on December 2.
A provisional trial set to last four weeks was scheduled for February 2, 2026, at the Old Bailey.
Victoria was walking home from the Bandbox nightclub with best friend Gemma Algar in the early hours of the morning when she vanished.
The pair had stopped at a takeaway before saying goodbye at 2.30am just 300 yards from Victoriaâs home.
Her parents woke up the next morning and realised Victoria had not come home â and alerted the police.
Tragically Victoriaâs body was discovered on September 24.
Suffolk Police reopened its investigation in 2019 after receiving fresh information, which it would not expand upon.
FORMER Premier League midfielder Lassana Diarra will learn the outcome of his legal battle with FIFA this week.
The 39-year-oldâs case stems from his time with Russian side Lokomotiv Moscow and a dispute over wages.
In the summer of 2014, Diarra fell out with then-Lokomotiv manager Leonid Kuchuk.
Club officials subsequently tried reducing his salary, suggesting it was justified due to his drop in performance.
The Frenchman refused to accept the pay cut and eventually stopped attending training.
Lokomotiv terminated his contract as a result and took the matter to FIFA.
The football governing body banned Diarra before the Court of Aarbitration for Sport ordered him to pay âŹ10.5million plus interest in compensation.
Belgian club Royal Charleroi then made him an offer, subject to a guarantee they would not have to pay any additional compensation sought by Lokomotiv.
But when they did not receive those guarantees, they withdrew the proposal.
Diarraâs legal team argue this amounted to a restriction of trade and a breach of European labour law because Diarra was prevented from engaging in his profession.
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FIFA refused to issue the international transfer certificate (ITC) which Charleroi needed to register him.
Diarra claims he played no role in talks between Lokomotiv and Anzhi Makhachkala, his former club, but still found himself blocked from resuming his career after being denied his ITC.
The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) will now determine whether FIFAâs refusal to issue the ITC was lawful or not.
If it is not deemed lawful, FIFA may have to overhaul the whole ITC process.
The football governing body could lose authority in the transfer market as a result, with clubs and players taking more control.
Belgian sports law experts and academics Robby Houben, Oliver Budzinski and Melchior Wathelet suggested: âThe likely practical outcome of Diarra will be that the transfer system in football, as we know it, will fall.â
The Guardian also claim it could lead to âanarchyâ.
Diarraâs legal case is set to be concluded on Friday, October 4.
VIRGIN Media is making eight premium channels free for TV viewers throughout October to keep the kids entertained.
From tomorrow (October 1) channels that you usually have to pay extra for will be unlocked until the end of the month.
The list includes several big names in childrenâs television, such as Cartoon Network and Sky Kids.
These would normally set customers back ÂŁ5 extra a month.
The Nickelodeon channels are also part of the giveaway, with the main channel, Nick Jr, Nick Jr Too and Nicktoons.
Virgin Media says the offering will provide watchers with access to hundreds of kidâs shows.
Better still, telly fans donât have to wait for their favourite shows to appear on the channels.
The deal provides access to on-demand as well to watch content when you want.
It all comes at a good time too, with the autumn half term around the corner.
See the full list of channels available for free below.
Virgin Media customers do not need to do anything on their account to redeem the freebie, all the channels will be automatically unlocked on Tuesday until 6am on October 31.
âWith half-term fast approaching, weâre offering a helping hand to keep the whole family entertained throughout October, by giving our customers access to a host of premium kids and teen TV channels at no extra cost,â said David Bouchier, Chief TV & Entertainment Officer at Virgin Media O2.
âVirgin TV is all about bringing together brilliant entertainment, and this is part of our commitment to give our customers access to a range of top-quality TV all year round so thereâs something for everyone to enjoy.â
These limited time free channels come at a great time for the half term.
The autumn half term dates vary depending on where you like and the local authority.
But generally, for England and Wales itâs Monday 28 October to Friday 1 November.
In Scotland itâs a bit earlier.
The mid-term break dates are from Monday 14Â to Friday 25Â October 2024.
Meanwhile, in Northern Ireland itâs a shorter break, with two days off on Thursday 31 October and Friday 1 November.
