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Giants owner John Mara received another aerial message criticizing the team before their loss to the Ravens. The video failed to load, but the incident was highlighted as a negative prelude to the game. The message was seen as a reflection of fan frustration with the team's performance. Full Article

During the winter, when homes can feel cold and dreary, interior professional Lucy Steele recommends key tips to create a warm and cosy atmosphere. By layering lighting with warm bulbs, strategically placing mirrors for added light, incorporating soft furnishings in warmer hues, and adding warmer colors like orange, red, and yellow, homes can feel inviting and cheerful during the colder months. These simple changes can transform a space and make it feel more welcoming and...

The European Central Bank announced a quarter-point interest rate cut this week, with indications pointing towards further reductions in early 2022. ECB President Christine Lagarde highlighted concerns about services inflation but noted improvements in the inflation picture and added upside risks. The most dovish meeting of the current cycle also included lower projections for economic growth and inflation rates, as well as the removal of the message to keep policy rates restrictive. Full Article

Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, a key figure in Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's government, announced her resignation from the Cabinet citing differences in opinion on the direction of Canada's future. Trudeau had asked her to step down as finance minister but offered her another role, leading to Freeland's decision to leave. This move comes as Trudeau faces a decline in popularity and as Freeland seeks to pursue what she believes is the best path forward...

Israel launched overnight attacks on Syrian air defence systems and ammunition depots in an effort to disable the country's military capability following the removal of President Bashar al-Assad. The strikes targeted military sites in Tartous and Damascus, causing significant damage, including the destruction of a fleet and radar systems. International outreach to the new Syrian administration has been mixed, with some nations expressing support while others remain cautious due to past affiliations with extremist groups....

Sir Alan Bates, a campaigner for Post Office victims, hopes that the "real baddies" involved in the IT scandal will be held accountable, as the official inquiry into the wrongful prosecution of sub-postmasters nears its conclusion. Many individuals, including government officials and executives, are believed to have mishandled the situation. Sir Alan is calling for transparency and justice, expressing concern that compensation offers are inadequate and urging for a thorough resolution to the long-standing issue....