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Household electricity bills could be cut by over £400 a year if the October clock change is scrapped, a heating expert has claimed.

Many families will be looking forward to jetting off this October half term to get some sun before winter arrives. Across the world countries have scrapped their coronavirus entry requirements, so you can travel abroad without having to worry about completing complicated forms or presenting vaccine certificates.

BBC Breakfast's Naga Munchetty is now a household name - but her career in journalism hasn't always been quite so glamorous.She was regularly told she was "useless" and had to develop a thick skin as she got to grips with the tools of the trade.Speaking in a brand new interview, Naga admitted: "I had copy thrown at me when I first started in newspapers. I was told I was b****y useless."I did go home many a day in tears, but equally, I learnt not to make mistakes, that mistakes weren’t acceptable."Though there were lessons that were difficult for her to learn, she believes that strict workplaces actually helped her hone her craft."That fear of making a mistake meant that you did your research twice as well, and to the best of your ability," she reflected.On the subject of news sometimes being a "brutal" business, she continued: "I remember when I first decided I wanted to explore being on air, I was told, 'You are quite sensitive."'You do take criticism quite hard and you dwell on things.

Nicola Sturgeon is set to lay out her economic and currency plans in an independent Scotland later today with opposition parties accusing her of "fantasy economics and wishful thinking".

Nicola Sturgeon says no country in history has been "better prepared to become independent" than Scotland.

The United States could become more closely united with Canada and Mexico as there are reportedly negotiations in the works between the Biden administration and these countries to form a European Union-like agreement, according to Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz. Gaetz, R-FL, told Fox News’ Tucker Carlson on Friday that he was made aware of the backdoor talks by Mexico President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and said he has personally reached out to Secretary of State Antony Blinken for more information.

The European Union police agency Europol said Friday that Spanish police have dismantled an organized crime group believed to have been running Europe’s biggest "narco-bank," used to launder proceeds from international drug trafficking. Europol said the group, composed mainly of Syrians, operated out of a restaurant in an industrial park in the central Spanish town of Fuenlabrada.There, customers could deposit or collect bulk cash and have their earnings laundered by the internationally structured financial network, Europol said. Europol said the group provided financial services to crime gangs linked to drug trafficking in more than twenty countries across the world.

UK holidaymakers could be hit with travel disruption due to trials of a new European Union border system technology set to take place this month.

Broadcaster commissioning initiative The European Alliance has put The Kollective, a journalism-based mystery drama from Leonardo Fasoli and Maddalena Ravagli (Gomorrah – The Series, ZeroZeroZero) and producer Femke Wolting, into development.

EXCLUSIVE: Dr. Alfred Roth and Janet Roth’s Raw Truth Entertainment has optioned Kalani Pickhart’s acclaimed debut novel I Will Die in a Foreign Land, with plans to develop it as a film. The Ukrainian American production company will fully finance the pic as its first feature, with an eye on shooting on location in the Ukraine.

Röyksopp have announced details of a UK and EU tour for 2023 – see full dates below and find tickets here.The ‘True Electric’ tour will begin in Sweden on February 16, with a date at London’s O2 Brixton Academy on February 19. Other cities on the tour, which is the duo’s first since 2017, include Amsterdam, Brussels, Prague, Berlin and Oslo.Pre-sale tickets will be available from the band’s mailing list on October 12 2022 at 9am BST.

Animal Collective have cancelled their European tour, which was due to take place next month, explaining that – while preparing for the shows – they realised they were looking at “an economic reality that simply does not work and is not sustainable”.In a statement issued yesterday, the American band say: “Friends, we are absolutely gutted to announce today that we are making the decision to cancel our UK/EU dates for this November. We love playing music for you and truly wish we could be there”.Noting previous COVID-caused show cancellations earlier this year, they go on: “It has been a wild year for us trying to push through a mountain of touring obstacles related to COVID and the economy.

Animal Collective have cancelled their forthcoming UK/European tour citing economic difficulties.The band were due to kick off their jaunt in Ireland on November 2 with further dates in Brighton, Bristol, Manchester, Glasgow and London before moving on to Europe.But this evening (October 10) the band issued a lengthy statement confirming that all tour dates have been cancelled and explained their reasons for doing so. You can view the statement in full below.“Friends, we are absolutely gutted to announce today that we are making the decision to cancel our UK/EU dates for this November.

Nicola Sturgeon has been accused of using "dangerous language" as she took a swipe at the Conservatives.

US President Joe Biden warned that the risk of a nuclear threat has reached its highest point since the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, following harrowing threats from Vladimir Putin.

Microsoft and Activision Blizzard’s rivals with regards to their proposed £50billion merger.That’s according to a leaked document seen by Reuters, in which the EU is asking developers if Microsoft would be incentivised to block rivals’ access to Activision Blizzard’s biggest titles – most notably Call of Duty, as well as the recently-released Overwatch 2.The questionnaire, which features around 100 questions, also asks developers, publishers and and distributors if the deal would impact their bargaining power with regards to selling console and PC games on the Xbox platform, or via Game Pass.Additionally, the leaked document also asks if, given the enormous popularity of their games, Activision Blizzard’s user data would give Microsoft a competitive advantage in the industry.

James Bond bosses are hard at work in looking for a new actor to take over as 007 after Daniel Craig stepped down last year. But the franchise leads, Michael G Wilson and Barbara Broccoli, are also looking for a new artist to take over the Bond song for the next movie.

Girl In Red has announced details of a new single, produced by The National‘s Aaron Dessner.The new track, ‘October Passed Me By’, was recorded with Dessner at his Long Pond studio in upstate New York and will be released on October 14, following the singer’s 2021 debut album. ‘If I Could Make It Go Quiet’.See the track’s autumn-themed artwork, a photo of Girl In Red at Long Pond with Aaron Dessner and full details of ‘October Passed Me By’ below.As Girl In Red writes in her caption, “the story continues…” – suggesting a link of sorts to her early single ‘Fell In Love In October’.A post shared by girl in red (@girlinred)Earlier this year, Girl In Red postponed her European headline tour at the advice of several medical experts.

James Bond star, Daniel Craig, has now stepped down from the iconic role of 007, after remaining in the franchise for 15 years and acting in five films. Finally, last year, he rounded off his tenure as Bond in No Time To Die, where his version of the character was killed off for good.

The essential bring home note of the screenshotted analyses was: "The nature of the UK measures will likely increase inqeuality." Gary wrote in a quote Tweet: "Doing well this lot aren’t they?"The IMF’s assessment of the @KwasiKwarteng budget." Tamzin's fans jumped on to the post to share their thoughts on the subject.@Ottley_Keith penned: "It's all gone down hill now working full time and still struggling to live x"@Alice_robinson7 wrote: "It’s embarrassing to live here right now knowing how we are viewed by other countries / organisations."It's scary as a parent watching this mess get worse and not having any option other to watch this mess unfurl."@Christo3941 put: "Definitely looking grim, Kwarteng and Truss should resign or get thrown out with a vote of no confidence."It's not the first time the star has taken her political views to the opinion-sharing platform. Earlier this year, in May, the star expressed her thoughts on the subject of Brexit. She took to Twitter and posted a statistic which had divided her Twitter followers.Remainers and Brexiteers flocked to the comments section of the post to weigh in on her damning remarks about the UK's exit from the European Union.The stats read: “Brexit cost calculator.“The Bank of England announced that voting to leave the European Union has cost Britain more than £440 million a week in lost growth since the referendum, that’s £727 per second. “We have created a running total to show how much that figure has totalled so far.“£135,375,244,717.”@BreakingRyan1 said: “For many, Brexit wasn’t about economic growth. “It was about immigration and having stronger border controls.”@Fetimages wrote: “Not having our lives dictated by people who have no desire to close black holes in

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