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By John Ogunsemore Presidential spokesman, Daniel Bwala has no iota of shame, Paul Ibe, the Media Adviser to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has said. Ibe said this in an X post on Sunday following Bwala’s recent allegation that some television guests and anchors were conspiring against him. Bwala’s appointment as a presidential spokesman had stirred controversy both within the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and opposition circles, given his former role as Official Spokesperson of the 2023 PDP Presidential Campaign. In an X post on Sunday, Bwala said, “When you come against an overwhelming conspiracy of some television guests and anchors against you pushing an agenda and you are helpless; just pray to your God. He will expose them for who they are. It has started.” In his response, Ibe said Bwala conspired against his own integrity and dignity for the sake of his stomach. He said, “Shut up, Daniel Bwala! If you had any iota of shame, you wouldn’t be eating your own vomit. Or is this the case of the hand of Daniel and the voice of Bwala? “You are the master of conspiracy. For the sake of your stomach, you conspired against your own integrity and dignity. You are damn right about God exposing humans for who they are in the fullness of time. God has already exposed you as a duplicitous, ‘double-faced infernal traitor and schemer’.”Wu Yingjie's expulsion from the Party represents a major escalation in the ongoing anti-corruption campaign led by Chinese President Xi Jinping. The decision to remove a high-ranking official like Wu sends a clear message that no one, regardless of their position or influence, is immune to accountability when it comes to corruption.

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The Aam Aadmi Party’s emphatic victory in the assembly byelections in Punjab has come as a shot in the arm for chief minister Bhagwant Mann. The by-elections to four assembly seats were seen as a midterm litmus test for the AAP government in the state following its poor showing in the April-May parliamentary polls, where it won only three of the 13 Lok Sabha seats. However, AAP triumphed in Gidderbaha, Dera Baba Nanak and Chabbewal assembly seats, wresting them from the Congress with significant margins for the first time. The party had failed to win these three seats in the 2022 Punjab polls, despite its historic victory with 92 of the 117 seats in the state assembly. AAP lost the fourth seat, Barnala, which it won in the previous two elections, to the Congress by a narrow margin of 2,157 votes, largely due to rebellion in the district unit. The district unit chief contested independently after the party leadership overlooked his claim and gave the ticket to a close associate of Sangrur MP Gurmeet Singh Meet Hayer, who had vacated this seat. Though the loss in Barnala is a setback, the AAP’s overall strong showing in the bypolls came at a crucial time for the chief minister, who led the campaign and was joined by party convenor Arvind Kejriwal, amid growing rumblings within the ruling party regarding the grassroots perception about the state government’s working. Over the past three months, speculation has been rife about the central leadership’s tightening grip over the state’s governance following one-to-one meetings held by AAP national convener Arvind Kejriwal with the cabinet ministers, senior officers, and municipal commissioners as well as a shake-up in the top echelons of the state administration, including the chief minister’s team, as part of a midterm course correction exercise. Ashutosh Kumar, a political science professor at Panjab University, said that the AAP got the advantage of being the incumbent as was the trend witnessed in the general and byelection election results announced on Saturday in different states across the country. “The election results will provide a huge relief to the chief minister as well as silence his critics. The AAP central leadership will also like to showcase this success in Delhi where it is going to face an electoral test in three months,” he said. During the elections, the ruling party faced challenging times due to a procurement crisis which sparked farmers protests over the tardy lifting of paddy stocks and mismanagement. The farmers had directed their ire at the state government, pushing it on back foot. However, the state authorities quickly got into action to manage the situation before it had any major political fallout for the ruling party.Chess grandmaster Magnus Carlsen returns to a tournament after a dispute over jeans is resolved

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World Record 12:13: North Korean Women's Team Seizes the Initiative in Weightlifting Showdown!GRAHAM GRANT: Soft-touch justice is the SNP's stock in trade - but these risky early release plans must be thrown out immediately Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport By GRAHAM GRANT FOR THE SCOTTISH DAILY MAIL Published: 20:48, 25 November 2024 | Updated: 20:50, 25 November 2024 e-mail View comments In a recent moment of self-delusion worthy of The Office’s David Brent, Angela Constance described herself as a ‘fixer’. It was the sort of misguided comment, bereft of any shred of humility, that blundering manager Brent would have made in the BBC sitcom. Yet the real joke is that the Justice Secretary hasn’t fixed anything in her time in office – and the system over which she presides is in perpetual crisis. Now she has devised emergency legislation in a bid to free up space in crowded jails by letting out short-term prisoners at an even earlier point in their sentences. The Bill is being rushed through with the help of the docile Greens – the SNP ’s former partners in government – with minimal debate or scrutiny. In February next year, up to 390 prisoners including dangerous and violent criminals will be let out – but the free-for-all doesn’t stop there. The reduction in the threshold for automatic early release for those serving less than four years – from 50 to 40 per cent of their jail terms – is intended to be permanent, so that the prison population will be cut by about five per cent a year. There are also power-grab plans for ministers to allow prisoners serving longer sentences for more serious crimes to be freed early in the future. In a moment of self-delusion worthy of David Brent, Justice Secretary Angela Constance described herself as a 'fixer’ The cost to the public purse of the first batch of releases in the New Year is estimated at up to £2million. Se we will pay through the nose for the privilege of being put at even greater risk from criminals roaming the streets. It’s not as if we haven’t been down this road before. During the summer, nearly 500 criminals were freed because of overcrowding, and one in eight of them were sent back to the cells after reoffending. More than a third of those locked up again had committed violent crimes despite ministers claiming public safety had been ‘paramount’ during the early release process. Back then, jail bosses had a veto over who would be let out but that won’t apply this time, leading to warnings from campaigners that this reckless exercise will create even more victims. Of course it will – but Ms Constance isn’t listening and shows no sign of retreating as her Bill is accelerated through the Scottish parliament this week. In an extraordinary newspaper column yesterday, Teresa Medhurst, boss of the Scottish Prison Service, defended the liberation plans – under the perverse headline: ‘Why releasing prisoners early to ease overcrowding will make Scotland a safer place.’ She said no one wants former prisoners to reoffend when they’re out of jail for ‘perfectly understandable, selfish reasons’. Read More Dangerous criminals could be freed from jail without approval of prison bosses under 'appalling' SNP plans She added: ‘These are our communities that they will return to, and we want to live in peaceful environments with neighbours we can get along with.’ Is it really ‘selfish’ to want to be protected from violent thugs – or is that a right we should all have according to the terms of the ‘social contract’ the SNP talks about so much (usually when trying to justify a tax hike)? It does provide valuable insight into the mindset of the hand-wringers running the failing penal system – the same people who insist that prisoners should be called ‘people in our care’ to avoid stigmatising them. The argument is that rehabilitation will be easier when the numbers are more manageable, but that ignores the fact that a large proportion of those freed will be back in jail before long anyway. And is there really any hope of rehabilitation when inmates are allowed to lie in their beds playing game consoles, when they’re not too busy using mobile phones to keep in touch with family and friends (and criminal associates?) Dishing out mobiles was a big idea of the SNP government when Ms Constance’s predecessor, a certain Humza Yousaf, was in charge of the justice brief. That was supposed to help with rehabilitating them by making it easier to contact relatives – but to the surprise of no one (apart from the SNP) the handsets were used to commit further crimes and the entire scheme was abandoned, costing taxpayers £6million. The last people who should be lecturing us about public safety are the ministers and jail bosses who were in charge during that costly fiasco, and yet they presume to do so again – taking us all for fools. There should be complete candour and openness from Ms Constance – the self-styled ‘fixer’ of Scottish politics – about the real reason for the stepping-up of early release (but don’t expect it anytime soon). The truth is poor planning and incompetent management mean we don’t have enough prisons, so we should build more – something which the SNP has ruled out. Where it has attempted to expand the estate, it’s no great shock to learn that it has gone badly wrong. The cost of building a new prison for the Highlands and Islands is expected to exceed £200million, which is four times more than originally estimated. It should be completed by 2026 – a mere six years later than originally planned – and is billed as Scotland’s first ‘net zero’ jail. As it replaces Inverness Prison, which is more than 120 years old, rather than creating extra capacity, it’s unlikely to help tackle the overcrowding crisis – assuming it ever materialises. The SNP’s track record of building jails is about as impressive as its performance on ferries. But when it comes to prisons it’s plain there’s no appetite for constructing more of them anyway, unless it’s necessary to replace one that’s falling apart. Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport Advertisement Now the consequences of this institutional aversion to new prisons are clear – criminals including violent thugs will be getting out earlier than anticipated, with jail bosses having no say in whether they are actually safe to be released. Given the cushy conditions in some holiday camp jails, net zero or otherwise, quite a few of those about to regain their freedom might be keen to stay in their cells. It’s ‘selfish’ to consider your own safety, as we know, but it will be hard not to do so in February when hundreds more criminals walk out of prison gates. As for Ms Constance, she pays lip service to the concerns of victims – but they are very far down the list of priorities. Victim Support Scotland said fewer than 20 people were informed that offenders in their cases were being freed early over the summer. This time round, we’re told greater efforts will be made to tell victims what’s going on – but many of them won’t be holding their breath. Soft-touch justice is the SNP’s stock-in-trade – but this is a breathtakingly risky proposal, and one that any sane MSP should throw out without hesitation. But this is Holyrood and sanity left the building some time ago, so the likelihood is that the prison-emptying will commence within weeks. It is a disgraceful abdication of responsibility from a party which has always prized the rights of offenders over victims. The proposed mass liberation of prisoners demonstrates once more that the SNP simply isn’t fit for office – though it might well win the votes of the criminals who are about to benefit from its largesse. BBC SNP Share or comment on this article: GRAHAM GRANT: Soft-touch justice is the SNP's stock in trade - but these risky early release plans must be thrown out immediately e-mail Add comment

Zeekr is launching here as an electric-only brand, but it has confirmed hybrids are in its future despite strong electric vehicle (EV) demand in China. While the Geely-owned brand was founded in 2021 as an electric-only brand, it recently took a controlling stake in fellow Geely brand Lynk & Co which specialises in hybrids. To complicate matters, Lynk & Co – which had previously offered only petrol and hybrid models – recently revealed its first two EVs in the Z10 and Z20. The latter has been confirmed for a European launch, where it’ll be badged as the 02. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today 100s of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now . Zeekr’s first model, the 001, was previewed by a Lynk & Co concept called the Zero. Geely then decided to spin off the Zeekr brand, which specialises in more premium vehicles than the more mainstream Lynk & Co brand. Car News China reports word from Zeekr CEO An Conghui that the brand is developing hybrid technology for use in large SUVs and MPVs, with the brand’s first hybrid models to be revealed at next April’s Shanghai motor show ahead of a market launch in the second half of 2025. In 2023, Mr Conghui had reportedly said Zeekr wouldn’t launch hybrids, while in July 2024 he indicated the brand was considering vehicles with a petrol engine before confirming in August 2024 the hybrid technology was in the works. This will reportedly see hybrid Zeekrs drive in electric-only mode at lower speeds, with the engine engaged to drive the vehicle at highway speeds – more like a traditional hybrid, then, instead of a range-extender electric vehicle (EREV) which are becoming increasingly common in China where the petrol engine doesn’t directly power the wheels. Car News China also reports the 001 fastback has been spied testing with a hybrid powertrain, with the prototype understood to preview a production 001 hybrid model. Zeekr already offers a large electric MPV (the 009 , for which Australian pre-orders have opened) and is launching a large electric SUV, the 7X , next year. The brand has also revealed a small electric SUV ( the X , the brand’s debut model here), a smaller people mover (the Mix ) and a large sedan (the 007). Lynk & Co has an even wider lineup, consisting of 10 vehicles. These range from the small 06 crossover up to the large 09 SUV, which shares its platform with the Volvo XC90 and offers available plug-in hybrid power. Zeekr isn’t the only Geely brand changing its electrification strategy. Lotus, another brand under the Geely umbrella, confirmed this week it wouldn’t go EV-only by 2028 as it had previously promised, instead announcing it’ll launch EREVs. Earlier this year, Geely-owned Volvo also confirmed it won’t go EV-only by 2030 . Instead, it’s targeting 90 to 100 per cent electrified vehicle sales by 2030, but is including plug-in hybrids within that goal.

Aberdeen manager Jimmy Thelin says his side cannot afford to be fooled by Hibernian’s lowly position in the Premiership this season. The Hibees are bottom of the Scottish Premiership with one win from their opening 13 league games, while the Dons are looking to bounce back from their first loss of the league season – when they travel to Easter Road on Tuesday. Thelin knows Hibs are under pressure at the foot of the table, but believes focusing on the league standings would be a mistake for his side. The Dons boss said: “You see the quality of the individual players, how they can be one against one. They are at a really high level. “I think it will be difficult. “If you watch the table, you can think one thing – but I think that’s a big mistake. “They are a good team and they have strong individual players, so we have to be really sharp tomorrow. “I think it is better to focus on what we can do. “I don’t know how they are going to prepare themselves... maybe they use this run to also try to be better. “For us, it is more important what we do and (that we) don’t think about their situation. “Hibernian have created some really good opportunities inside the game, then some goals have gone against them, but I still think it’s a good team. “I know their manager is probably a really hard worker and they are going to try to find solutions. “The most important thing for me is how we want to act.” Thelin surprised by Hibees’ plight The Dons boss is surprised to see Hibs struggling at the bottom of the division, but insists the Leith outfit can still turn their fortunes around. When asked if he was surprised at Hibernian’s poor start, Thelin said: “Yeah, but the season is not over yet. “It happens also in Sweden sometimes. We have some clubs there that have been really big clubs, but you get in this (poor) period and then how you get out of them is the most important thing. “So football, that’s why it’s a so passionate sport because it’s really complex sometimes how you can get stable over some years and it takes time to build a consistency that can be good every year. “When you’re building sometimes you can take some steps backwards and then you get two steps forward. “I don’t know Hibernian as a club – I don’t know the people who work there. I don’t know so much about it.” Thelin’s focus is on Aberdeen as Hibs’ David Gray feels heat It has been a season of surprises in Scottish football’s top-flight so far – with the Dons second in the table, while Hibs, Hearts and Kilmarnock make up the bottom three. Thelin, however, claims his focus has been solely on his own team. He said: “I didn’t put the teams in specific order before the season starts, but I know they are a well-run club and they want to achieve things. “But I didn’t think so much about if this team was going to arrive here or if this was going to be a challenge. “I just focused on my first year in Scotland and in this league and the first month in this club. “Of course, they hired me for some reason and what is my belief and how can I share this with the club and the identity the club already has; and try to build something strong from this point of view. “I don’t think it’s much about the other teams.” While the Aberdeen manager has paid little more than a glance towards Hibs, Thelin is sorry to see Hibs boss David Gray under pressure at Easter Road. He said: “For me, it’s always humans and that’s our job and the world is what it is – but I always try to respect them. “I’s always difficult when things get tough, but hopefully I’m sure he has a good team surrounding around him and focus on the right things.”

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A video showing MSNBC anchor Rachel Maddow "breaking down" live on air has gone viral on social media, with many users claiming she cried after Elon Musk shared memes about buying MSNBC. This came after the tech billionaire joked about buying the news channel in a meme shared on his X platform. "And lead us not into temptation....," Musk wrote in the post accompanied by a meme showing what appears to be a priest struggling to not lose his purity next to a woman exposing herself. Soon after, the viral video clip of the anchor breaking down surfaced. The clip displayed the same meme that Musk posted and showed Maddow getting emotional. Several social media users reacted to the clip. One user on X said, "Some of the worst acting I've ever seen." Another user commented, "How come every time this lady on my timeline she crying?" "The Maddow Meltdown," wrote a third person on X, formerly Twitter. "He's gotta buy it now," added a fourth person. Reacting to the video, a fifth user said, "She's crying because she knows her cash cow is coming to an end." Here's the Truth- The video showing Maddow crying over Elon Musk's meme is not real. It is an edited version. The original video from 2018 showed the anchor crying over a report on how migrant children were being "separated" from their parents and put into shelters. The Elon Musk MSNBC Meme The meme that Musk shared had the priest overlayed with the text "Elon Musk trying not to buy" while a logo of MSNBC was placed over the lady's bottom. The meme came amid speculations that the news channel's parent company Comcast had been considering spinning off nearly all of its cable channels into a new business called SpinCo. Get Latest News Live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from US Buzz, World and around the world.

For many observers, Jack Ma's reappearance signaled the beginning of a new chapter in his storied career. Some speculated that he had taken a step back to reassess his priorities and recharge his entrepreneurial spirit. Others believed that his absence had been a strategic move to drive attention and generate buzz around his next big project or initiative.

Zheng Qinxin, the rising star of women's tennis from China, was recently left out of the running for the prestigious WTA Player of the Year award. Instead, the honor went to the incredible Serena Sabalenka, who has had a remarkable season on the court.

The news of Chris Evans' return and Emma Dumont's coming out have sparked important conversations about representation and inclusion in the entertainment industry. Evans' decision to reprise his role as Captain America not only brings joy to fans, but also highlights the significance of diverse storytelling and the power of iconic characters in shaping popular culture. Similarly, Dumont's decision to share her gender identity publicly serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of visibility and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community.

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