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During the search for missing sisters Henrietta and Eliza Huszti in Aberdeen, Scotland, a body has been found in the River Dee near Queen Elizabeth Bridge. The identity of the body has not been confirmed, and police are continuing their investigation. The sisters, last seen on January 7 at Victoria Bridge, sent a text message indicating they would not be returning to their flat, and their personal belongings were later found there, sparking concerns and...

Labour leader Keir Starmer criticized the Tory immigration bill for undermining the modern slavery framework, which protects vulnerable individuals from exploitation. While Labour opposed the bill in the past, the new legislation retains some controversial measures, including banning asylum seekers from claiming protection under modern slavery laws. Critics argue that these changes could increase trafficking and modern slavery in the UK, as the government aims to crack down on people smuggling gangs responsible for migrants...

Parenting is humorously broken down into various percentages by funny parents on X, with examples like 67% trying not to laugh at silly situations and 50% dealing with kids' TV restrictions. Other breakdowns include 40% handling kids' social calendars, 20% eating in secret, and 30% crying. Overall, these amusing pie charts capture the chaotic and relatable essence of parenting in a lighthearted way. Full Article

Kobbie Mainoo showcased his versatility for Manchester United in the Europa League match against FCSB, impressing in a new No.10 role with a goal and an assist. Despite contract negotiations stalling, Mainoo expressed his happiness to represent the club and adapt to different positions, with manager Ruben Amorim praising his performance. Chelsea and Napoli are interested, but Mainoo's preference is to stay at Old Trafford, pending a new contract offer from United to secure his...

Kemi Badenoch criticized Priti Patel for defending the previous Tory government's immigration record, stating they only allowed the "brightest and best" to come to the UK post-Brexit. Badenoch rebuked Patel for denying the previous government had "thrown open our borders," emphasizing the need for a new immigration plan with a hard cap on visas under her leadership. In response, Patel praised Badenoch's new leadership and acknowledged the need to learn from past mistakes, highlighting the...

Kate Whannel reports that Conservative shadow home secretary Chris Philp emphasizes the need for the UK to develop a stronger work ethic to compete globally, citing the nine million working age adults not in employment. Philp, who has experience in setting up businesses and serving in ministerial roles, believes in the value of hard work and personal responsibility, advocating for a cultural shift towards a stronger work ethic. Additionally, Philp reflects on his personal challenges,...