jilibet sabong Rugby Don't miss out on the headlines from Rugby. Followed categories will be added to My News. Rising Australian star Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii will return to the Wallabies starting line-up in one of six changes for their match against Scotland at Murrayfield on Monday morning (AEDT).. Suaalii has been promoted from the bench following Australia’s 52-20 rout of Wales in Cardiff last weekend. The rugby league convert was named man-of-the-match in a 42-37 win over England at Twickenham earlier this month — his first senior game of professional rugby union. Suaalii will make his second Test start in midfield alongside Len Ikitau, who takes back the No 12 jersey now Samu Kerevi’s tour is over following his red card against Wales. Harry Potter, meanwhile, will make his Test debut after being selected on the left wing in place of Max Jorgensen, who drops to the bench. Whether he can provide the wizardry associated with his famous fictional namesake remains to be seen. Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii is back in the Wallabies’ starting side. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images) Samu Kerevi was suspended for his red card in the Wales game. (Photo by Dan Mullan/Getty Images) The 26-year-old former Western Force man was born in London before moving to Melbourne as a child. After struggling to break through in Super Rugby, he returned to England and helped Leicester win a Premiership title. Wallabies captain Harry Wilson is back at No 8, while Carlo Tizzano will start at openside flanker, with Rob Valetini moving back to blindside flanker. In the second row, Jeremy Williams has been recalled to partner Will Skelton. Jake Gordon has been brought back at scrum-half to partner Noah Lolesio. Australia are halfway to matching the celebrated 1984 Wallabies’ Grand Slam, a clean sweep of wins over the Home Nations — England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales — on one tour. Scotland thrashed emerging nation Portugal 59-21 last weekend but will be looking to end their 2024 with a morale-boosting win over the Wallabies after pushing world champions South Africa hard in a 32-15 loss at Murrayfield on November 10. Wallabies legend Campese believes Australia will beat Scotland, and praised Suaalii and the team’s style of play under coach Joe Schmidt. “What impresses me the most about him (Suaalii) is that he is not a selfish player,” Campese told Vision4Sport . “He got the ball and did what he had to do as a centre with his passing and offloading. He demonstrated that he is a team player. “Playing at the top level of State of Origin gives you great confidence. Suaalii was at school three years ago. He has learned rapidly and he is only going to get better. Australia Head Coach Joe Schmidt at a training session at Murrayfield Stadium. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images) “Tom Wright is another player from rugby league. He has always been a good player and he is thriving in this new atmosphere and environment. “So is Len Ikitau. Eddie Jones didn’t rate him, but Joe Schmidt does. They are all playing with smiles on their faces which is great. The more you enjoy your rugby the better you are going to play.” “I can’t understand why Scotland played Portugal in the lead up to facing Australia,” Campese added. “I know people weren’t taking Australia seriously a couple of weeks ago. I can’t see Scotland beating us this weekend. “At this level, you need to have consistency, not least selection and play with each other week in week out as far as you can. Scotland have made it very difficult for themselves by not playing their full team. It’s going to be very interesting. Australia will win by 10-15 points.” Harry Potter will make his Wallabies debut. (Photo by Warren Little/Getty Images) “The week has been complicated, with the freezing conditions ruling out training fields but the group have adapted well to the situation,” Schmidt said. “The core of the Scotland team has been together for a number of years. “They’re cohesive and combative and we will need to be at our best on Sunday.” Australia (15-1): Tom Wright; Andrew Kellaway, Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii, Len Ikitau, Harry Potter; Noah Lolesio, Jake Gordon; Harry Wilson (capt), Carlo Tizzano, Rob Valetini; Will Skelton, Jeremy Williams; Allan Alaalatoa, Matt Faessler, Angus Bell Replacements: Brandon Paenga-Amosa, Isaac Kailea, Zane Nonggorr, Lukhan Salakaia-Loto, Langi Gleeson, Tate McDermott, Ben Donaldson, Max Jorgensen Coach: Joe Schmidt More Coverage ‘World class already’: Scots blown away by code-hopper Fans say same thing about Wallabies win Matthew Sullivan Originally published as Joseph Suaalii returns as Wallabies make mass changes for Scotland clash More related stories Rugby Harry Potter to make Wallabies debut, Suaalii recalled The Wallabies will hand a cap to flying winger Harry Potter while also adding Joseph-Aukuso Suaalii to the starting side as they look to overcome a Scotland team which has proved an unlikely thorn in their sides of late. Read more Rugby 28 staff gone: Inside RA overhaul behind Wallabies’ stunning rebuild The Wallabies’ turnaround in form comes on the back of a Rugby Australia rebuild that has seen a staggering 28 staff members leave the organisation and fresh blood enter a streamlined system. Read moreHoneywell International Inc has cut its annual guidance due to a partnership with Bombardier aircraft, which is expected to increase investment costs. The company's adjusted earnings per share for Q4 and FY 2024 have been lowered, with Q4 adjusted EPS now expected to be between $2.26 and $2.36, down from a prior forecast of $2.73 to $2.83. Sales guidance for Q4 and FY 2024 have also been reduced. Despite the short-term impact, Honeywell believes the partnership will lead to long-term value creation for its shareholders. Investin.com -- Honeywell International Inc (NASDAQ:HON) cut its annual guidance on Monday after the jet engine maker struck an investment-heavy partnership with Bombardier aircraft that is expected to keep a lid on its bottom line. Honeywell International Inc (NASDAQ:HON) fell 3% in afterhours following the news. Under the collaboration, Honeywell said ti would provide "advanced technology for current and future Bombardier (OTC:BDRBF) aircraft in avionics, propulsion and satellite communications technologies." The agreement is expected to dent adjusted earnings per share by $0.47 and sales by $0.4 billion, the company said as it lowered guidance for Q4 and FY 2024. The company said it now sees Q4 adjusted earnings per share in a range of $2.26 of $2.36, down from a prior forecast for adjusted EPS of $2.73 to $2.83. Sales for Q4 were cut to a range of $9.8B to $10.0B from $10.2B to $10.4B. For the full-year, adjusted EPS was expected in a range of $9.68 to $9.78, down from a prior forecast of $10.15 to $10.25. Sales guidance for Q4 was cut to a range of $38.2B to $38.4B from $38.6B to $38.8B. "While the commercial agreement impacts near-term Honeywell financials, the company is confident it will lead to long-term value creation for Honeywell shareowners," Honeywell said. Related Articles Honeywell cuts guidance as Bombardier partnership to lift investment costs Janux shares surge on promising JANX007 prostate cancer trial UBS starts coverage on gov service providers stock amid spending uncertainty

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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif has said Pakistan stood united with the global community in reaffirming its firm commitment to strengthening the national HIV response and ensuring that no one was left behind. The theme, “Take the Rights Path : My health, My right,” reminds us that the journey to eliminate AIDS as a public health threat begins with a firm commitment to human rights, the prime minister said in a message in connection with World AIDS Day 2024. He said upholding the United Nations Declaration on Human Rights and promoting the inclusion of all communities were essential for eradicating AIDS as a public health threat. Global Fund approves $285m grant to fight HIV/AIDS, TB & malaria “Healthcare is a fundamental right. Through our collective efforts, we will ensure that all our citizens enjoy this fundamental right in an equitable manner. By working together, we will continue to strengthen our health systems and expand access to essential services for our citizens,” the prime minister added. He highlighted that HIV/ AIDS remained a health challenge and a significant socio-economic issue that threatened livelihoods, disrupts families, and deepens inequalities. He said gaps in testing and treatment coverage call for deep introspection, a call to reach the most vulnerable, making strategies to be truly responsive to those at risk, and ensuring that our policies evolve to meet the shifting dynamics of the epidemic. “Despite our collective efforts, the HIV epidemic in Pakistan continues to grow, underscoring the need for bold, innovative, and sustainable interventions. It is only through the strategy rooted in equality and inclusion that we can halt the spread of HIV. Strong political will, and effective leadership and enhanced financial commitments are essential to implementing a rights-based national HIV strategy,” he remarked. PM Shehbaz Sharif emphasized that the urgent challenges that needed our attention were eliminating spread of HIV/AIDS through needle sharing among people who inject drugs, safe blood transfusion, and eliminating mother-to-child HIV transmission.LA SALLE 83, TEMPLE 75

Two compelling storylines unite Monday as rookie Bo Nix and the Broncos host Jameis Winston and the Browns at 5,280 feet. The buzz around Winston picked up after the quarterback took over under center for Deshaun Watson, who exited Cleveland's Oct. 20 matchup against the Bengals with a season-ending Achilles injury . Winston won his first start for the Browns over Lamar Jackson and the Ravens in Week 8, and the 30-year-old Florida State product already doubled Watson's win total — although the Browns still sit at a measly 3-8. STREAM: Watch Browns vs. Broncos live with Fubo (free trial) Winston's animated interviews and on-field presence have brought some light to the once dreary situation in Ohio. But he will have to beat up-and-coming Nix at Denver's Mile High Stadium to keep momentum afloat. The Broncos' 2024 first-round draft pick out of Oregon is one of several standout rookie arms, including Washington's Jayden Daniels and Chicago's Caleb Williams. But he and his team unfortunately have seasoned veterans Patrick Mahomes and Justin Herbert to worry about in a crowded AFC West. Entering Week 13 with a 7-5 record, sitting just behind the Chargers in third, Denver needs a win over Winston and the Browns to bolster its postseason hopes. The Sporting News tracked live scoring updates and highlights from Monday night's NFL game between Cleveland and the Broncos. Check out all of the key moments you might have missed. SN's NFL HQ: Live NFL scores | Updated NFL standings | Full NFL schedule Browns vs. Broncos score 1 2 3 4 F Browns Broncos Browns vs. Broncos live updates, results, highlights from Monday Night Football (All times Eastern) Updates will begin closer to 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff. Browns vs. Broncos start time Date: Monday, Dec. 2 Time: 8:15 p.m. ET | 6:15 p.m. MT Monday's game between the Browns and Broncos is set to kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET (6:15 p.m. local time) from Coors Field in Denver. What channel is Browns vs. Broncos on today? Channel: ESPN, ABC Live stream: fubo (U.S.) | DAZN NFL (Canada) For Week 13, Monday Night Football is broadcast at 8:15 p.m. ET on ESPN and ABC, which can both be streamed on fubo. There will be no ManningCast this week as the show breaks before the next Monday night contest between the Bengals and Cowboys. Viewers in Canada hoping to stream the games can do so on DAZN. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation. Learn more >

SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle Seahawks took a bumpy path to sole possession of first place in the NFC West. Sunday's 26-21 win over the Jets featured several special teams miscues, including a 99-yard kickoff return for a touchdown by New York. On the flip side, the Seahawks got their second pick-6 in as many weeks and just enough production by Geno Smith and the offense. The Seahawks' uneven performance was characteristic of a season in which they started 3-0, then lost five of six before winning another three in a row to take command of their underachieving division. Seattle (7-5) leads Arizona by one game, with a matchup against the Cardinals looming next weekend. Zach Charbonnet gave Seattle its first lead of the day on an 8-yard touchdown run with 5:37 to go, and the Seahawks' defense capped another strong outing with a game-sealing stop on fourth down. After a sack by Leonard Williams gave the Jets a fourth-and-15 at the 34-yard line, Aaron Rodgers threw a desperation pass to Garrett Wilson that fell incomplete, giving Seattle the ball with 33 seconds left. Williams is on a tear. After losing out on NFC defensive player of the week honors last week to teammate Coby Bryant despite 2 1/2 sacks and four quarterback hits, “Big Cat” had an even better game. Williams finished with two sacks, three tackles for loss, a 92-yard interception return for a touchdown that was the longest pick-6 in NFL history by a defensive lineman, and a blocked extra point. The touchdown was the first of Williams’ career. He became the first player since 1982 with multiple sacks, an interception return for a touchdown and a blocked kick in a game. Maybe this week the league will agree he was the NFC's best defender. The special teams could not have been much worse in the first half. The Seahawks fumbled three kickoffs, losing two, and allowed Kene Nwangwu's 99-yard kickoff return for a TD. Dee Williams fumbled on a kickoff in the first quarter to give New York the ball at the 27-yard line, and four plays later, Rodgers hit Isaiah Davis for a touchdown to give the Jets a 14-0 lead. Laviska Shenault Jr. muffed two kicks and fumbled at the Seattle 38-yard line in the second quarter. Seattle also had an extra point blocked. Smith led his third game-winning drive of the season and his 11th since he became Seattle’s starting quarterback in 2022. Facing the team that drafted him in 2013, Smith went 20 of 31 for 206 yards and a touchdown. For the first time in five weeks, he was not intercepted. The Seahawks trailed by 14 points on two occasions, but Smith brought Seattle back while avoiding the untimely picks that dogged him recently. He threw a 12-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Barner in the second quarter, and led the Seahawks on a go-ahead nine-play, 71-yard touchdown drive late in the fourth quarter. Coach Mike Macdonald and his staff have to address the problem with their kick returners, Shenault and Dee Williams. Two lost fumbles and several muffs could have easily cost Seattle the game. WR DK Metcalf left the game briefly with a knee issue but returned. ... P Michael Dickson was unavailable in the fourth quarter because of back spasms. 38 — The Seahawks decided to go for it on fourth-and-6 at their own 33-yard line with 9:34 left in the game. A primary reason was that Dickson was unavailable to punt because of back spasms. The Jets were flagged for having 12 men on the field after sending a punt returner out, which gave Seattle fourth-and-1 at the 38. The Seahawks got a first down after Jets cornerback Quantez Stiggers was flagged for pass interference on Metcalf, and eight players later, Charbonnet scored to put Seattle ahead. Without going for it on fourth down from their own 38, the Seahawks likely would’ve lost. The Seahawks will seek a season sweep of the Cardinals. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nflLuanda — The President of the United States, Joe Biden, arrived in Luanda on Monday afternoon for a three-day state visit, focused on consolidating the strategic partnership. The official 'Air Force One' plane, the mythical blue and white 747 that carries the US President, landed at 5:30 pm at February 4 International Airport. Joe Biden, who is in Angola at the invitation of his counterpart João Lourenço, was received at the Presidential Complex of the 04 de Fevereiro International Airport by the Angolan Minister of Foreign Affairs, Téte António. The reception committee included the Chargé d'Affaires and Acting Ambassador of the United States to Angola, James Story, the Angolan Ambassador to the United States, Agostinho Van-Dúnem, among other personalities from the Angolan Government and the American administration. The visit of the US President recognizes Angola's role as a regional leader and will reaffirm the true transformation of the relationship between both states. The two countries work together to address pressing and critical challenges, such as improving infrastructure in Africa and enhancing economic opportunities and sustainable development on the continent. The expansion of technologies and scientific cooperation, the strengthening of peace and security, and the strengthening of food security are also other priorities defined by the parties in their strategic relationship. With this visit, they will have the opportunity to assess the effectiveness of existing agreements and to project new areas of investment, involving the private sector in particular. During the three-day visit, the highlight will be a meeting with the Angolan Head of State, João Lourenço, on Tuesday, to address the future strategy of bilateral cooperation relations. On the same day, Biden is going to visit the Museum of Slavery, where he will deliver a speech to highlight the enduring strength and relevance of U.S. relations with Angola and Africa, overall, in addressing a wide range of global challenges. Located in Morro da Cruz, in the city of Luanda, the National Museum of Slavery is an important cultural heritage of Angola that is dedicated to the preservation of the collective memory of the 500 years of slavery to which Angolans were subjected. Inaugurated in 1997, this important information system is filled with artifacts of high historical value that preserve and report the long history of slavery in Angolan territory. On Wednesday, Joe Biden will travel to the province of Benguela, where he will learn about the Grupo Cart factory, as well as visit the Port of Lobito, an important infrastructure of the Lobito Corridor. Founded on March 24, 1928, the Porto is one of the largest seaport compounds in the country. The Port is the head of the Benguela Railway, which brings cargo from the city of Tenque, in the Democratic Republic of Congo. President Joe Biden's agenda in Benguela also includes participation in the Angola/US Business Forum. The US President leaves the country on Wednesday, from Catumbela airport, in Benguela province. Angola and the US are strategic partners, with political-diplomatic and cooperation relations that have increased significantly for 30 years, leading to the signing of several legal instruments in the social, commercial and business fields. The rapprochement with the Americans has made Angola the third largest creditor of the US with a debt that has grown by 223 percent in the last seven years. The arrival of João Lourenço to the Government in 2017 led to a redefinition of the country's priorities in terms of relations with the main world powers, with a more open approach to the United States of America (USA). Therefore, Joe Biden's visit is a new window for attracting new American investors, who can take advantage of the improved business environment in Angola to diversify their investments. It is hoped that with this State mission, the two countries will find platforms of understanding adjusted to the reality of their respective peoples, capable of providing mutual advantages and diversifying existing cooperation. Currently, the cooperation relations between the two countries have their legal framework based on a General Agreement that operates in the most varied areas of the country's economic and social life, with a strong presence in the areas of infrastructure, trade, industry, agriculture, health, media, transport, food security, among others. DC/ART/DOJ