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Arne Slot explains Trent Alexander-Arnold's potential transfer to Real Madrid amid interest, with clubs in the market for January deals to strengthen squads. Arsenal seek new forwards and have secured Martin Zubimendi for the summer, while Liverpool's Alexander-Arnold and Manchester United's Marcus Rashford face possible exits. Chelsea eyes Bayern Munich's Mathys Tel, Liverpool talks with FC Nurnberg's Stefanos Tzimas, and Manchester City's Kyle Walker could leave. Premier League clubs avoid PSR charges for the 2023/24...

Marriage is a rollercoaster of highs, lows, and everyday moments, with X (formerly Twitter) users sharing humorous tweets about wedded life. From Amazon app mishaps to funny diaper-changing interruptions, these tweets capture the relatable quirks of married life. Whether it's giving GPS instructions for finding items in a purse or watching Ace Ventura with the kids, these tweets highlight the comical realities of being married. Full Article

The Oscars, Hollywood's prestigious awards ceremony, may be canceled for the first time in its 96-year history due to the devastating wildfires in Los Angeles. A secret contingency plan is in place, with concerns about the ceremony being seen as tone-deaf amidst the recent destruction. The Academy is monitoring the situation daily, contemplating fundraising efforts instead of the glitzy event if necessary. Full Article

Experts emphasize the importance of teaching resilience to children to help them navigate challenges effectively, especially in light of the mental health crisis affecting young people. Encouraging resilience can equip children with coping skills to manage low-level mental health issues and potentially alleviate pressure on mental health services. Parents are advised to nurture secure attachments, model healthy emotional responses, and prioritize their own well-being to support their children's resilience effectively. Full Article

Supporters of the London Renters Union rally in Cavendish Square Gardens before a march through central London in December 2024. Labour pledges to limit upfront rent charges for tenants moving into properties, as landlords currently charge up to six months' rent. Housing secretary Angela Rayner vows to end exorbitant upfront costs for renters, with MPs set to vote on amendments to the Renters’ Rights Bill, which also includes banning no-fault evictions and addressing health and...

Tulip Siddiq has resigned as the government’s anti-corruption minister due to controversy over her links to her aunt, former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. Allegations of involvement in brokering a deal with Russia for a nuclear power plant and scrutiny over property use have led to her resignation. Labour MP Siddiq, a close ally of Keir Starmer, stepped down following an investigation by Sir Laurie Magnus, the independent adviser on ministerial standards. Full Article