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Meanwhile, Arsenal occupies the third position in the Opta Club Power Rankings, showcasing a revitalized form under the guidance of manager Mikel Arteta. The Gunners have displayed a newfound defensive solidity and attacking flair, with players like Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Bukayo Saka, and Gabriel Magalhaes impressing fans and pundits alike. Arsenal's quest for silverware and their improved consistency have elevated them to the upper echelons of club football.Trump selects longtime adviser Keith Kellogg as special envoy for Ukraine and RussiaIn conclusion, the process of how young people interpret Qiong Yao's dramas evolves from initial skepticism towards a profound appreciation for the emotional depth and empowering themes present in her works. By moving beyond the limitations of the "romantic brain" and embracing the complexities of the narratives, viewers discover a newfound admiration for the "strong female lead" and the enduring messages of strength, resilience, and self-discovery within Qiong Yao's timeless storytelling.
CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Derrin Boyd had 22 points in Charleston's 79-64 victory over Northern Kentucky on Wednesday. Boyd also added six rebounds for the Cougars (5-2). AJ Smith scored 12 points and added five rebounds and three steals. Justas Stonkus finished 4 of 4 from the field to finish with 12 points. The Norse (1-5) were led in scoring by Sam Vinson, who finished with 21 points, six rebounds and two steals. Trey Robinson added 12 points, 12 rebounds and five steals for Northern Kentucky. Dan Gherezgher Jr. also had 11 points. Boyd led his team in scoring with 12 points in the first half to help put them up 38-30 at the break. Charleston pulled away with a 7-0 run in the second half to extend a six-point lead to 13 points. Boyd led the way with a team-high 10 second-half points. The Associated Press created this story using technology provided by Data Skrive and data from Sportradar .
As the pressure continues to mount, the spotlight is firmly on Guardiola and his ability to turn things around. The once-mighty Manchester City now find themselves on the brink of a crisis, with their Champions League hopes fading fast. Guardiola's future at the club is now uncertain, with rumors swirling about potential replacements and a possible overhaul of the squad in the summer.
The incident occurred on a busy intersection in the heart of the city, where the Rolls-Royce, a symbol of wealth and luxury, was rear-ended by another vehicle. Despite the shock of the collision and the potential damage to his prized possession, the owner remained remarkably composed and focused on the bigger picture – helping those in need.
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Liu Yusheng, a prominent figure in the field of reproductive medicine in China, has recently come under scrutiny for alleged serious violations of discipline and law. As a leading expert with extensive experience and contributions to the field, this news has sent shockwaves through the medical community and beyond.( MENAFN - Jordan Times) LONDON - Earlier this month, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson gave a speech in Coventry about what seems to have become his signature policy initiative:“Levelling up” the local and regional economies that have increasingly fallen behind that of London and the United Kingdom's southeast. Having previously chaired the independent commission that gave rise to Prime Minister David Cameron's Northern Powerhouse plan, I remain heavily focused on the same goal. The original commission had looked into the disjointed pattern of urban growth across the UK. After we released our recommendations, I was invited by Cameron and then-Chancellor George Osborne to serve as the Northern Powerhouse minister in the Treasury; and since leaving government in 2016, I have been a vice chair of the independent Northern Powerhouse Partnership. Moreover, I recently became the chair of Northern Gritstone, a new private“patient capital” firm that will invest in start-ups emerging from northern English universities, primarily (but not limited to) those of Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield. While these institutions regularly rank among the top 200 in the world, they are located in low-productivity areas that suffer from a scarcity of fast-growing, high-earning businesses. That means there are ample opportunities for investment. In his speech, Johnson alluded to a forthcoming white paper on his government's plans for levelling up. If and when that document comes, one hopes that it will offer a clear definition of success and a coherent strategy for achieving it. As Johnson noted in his speech, the gap between the UK's most and least prosperous areas has been growing.“It is an astonishing fact,” he observed,“that 31 years after German unification, the per capita GDP of the North East of our country, Yorkshire, the East Midlands, Wales and Northern Ireland is now lower than in what was formerly East Germany”. Though Johnson can reel off many powerful examples to illustrate the UK's shocking inequalities, his proposals for solving the problem are less impressive. Based on what we have seen, it is hardly surprising that so many commentators are skeptical. Obviously, nobody opposes the basic idea of“levelling up” the UK economy. The question is how it will be done, and how progress will be measured. Is Johnson's government focusing merely on per capita GDP, with victory to be declared when people in the northeast are earning as much on average as people in London? This would not do, because, as Johnson notes, large parts of Greater London have also fallen dramatically behind the capital's more successful areas. If levelling up is to be achieved without levelling down anyone else, boosting per capita GDP across Greater London would create an even larger gap between London and the northeast. Further complicating matters is the issue of living standards. There are massive differences in house prices depending on where one looks. Residents of the southeast, notably of places like Cambridge, may pay so much for housing that their real disposable incomes are below those of others who earn less elsewhere. Instead of targeting only per capita GDP, perhaps the government could focus on life expectancy. Some of Johnson's most vivid anecdotes highlight the shocking geographical differences in how long people typically live. But it is unclear how, precisely, this public policy would target this metric. In any case, given that the same party that controlled the previous two governments, including the one that introduced the Northern Powerhouse plan, is still in power, allow me to share what I think the forthcoming white paper should spell out. First, the government needs to explain how it will measure progress and success. In my view, a better choice than per capita GDP would be regional productivity, because this both correlates strongly with per capita GDP and captures a range of other desirable social objectives. I would also like to see the Johnson government link its goals to those of its predecessors and offer a foundation upon which future governments can build. In one of Johnson's earliest speeches as prime minister, he announced a plan to introduce a“Northern Powerhouse Growth Board”. But this ambition has apparently vanished; in fact, the words“northern powerhouse” did not appear even once in his latest speech. Similarly, while Johnson and his ministers have previously spoken with gusto about introducing Northern Powerhouse Rail, that project was not mentioned, either, even when the speech touched directly on infrastructure and trains. That omission would seem to confirm rumors that the government is abandoning the NPR project, just as it did the growth board. Johnson also appears suddenly to be favoring small towns rather than big urban areas. This might be politically expedient, but it will not necessarily help to improve national performance. If levelling up the UK economy is the objective, the government will need to bring all regions' productivity up to the same level as London's. Here, it could consult the recommendations of the 2013-14 RSA City Growth Commission, which examined urban areas with at least 500,000 inhabitants. A final crucial factor is education. Johnson listed many failures in this domain, and it is the area that most economists would put first in a strategy to achieve sustained productivity growth and socioeconomic fairness. But the government's ambitions seem to be limited to advocating academies, government-funded independent schools and recruitment of better teachers. It is blatantly obvious to everyone who works in, or relies on, the education sector that much more is needed to help left-behind areas. Let us hope that the coming white paper offers a proper policy framework, with targets for which the government can be held to account. To level up the UK economy, Johnson must first level up rhetoric and substance. Jim O'Neill, a former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management and a former UK treasury minister, is chair of Chatham House and a member of the Pan-European Commission on Health and Sustainable Development. Copyright: Project Syndicate, 2021. MENAFN30112024000028011005ID1108942281 Legal Disclaimer: MENAFN provides the information “as is” without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the provider above.
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The same focus will also influence decisions for next year’s spending review, it has been suggested. Writing in The Sun on Sunday, the Prime Minister compared “focusing the machinery of government” to “turning an oil tanker” and said that “acceptance of managed decline” has “seeped into parts of Whitehall”. “The British people aren’t fools. They know a ruthless focus on priorities is essential,” he wrote. The Sunday Times reported that one of the milestones would focus on early education, with the aim to raise the number of children who are ready for school, educationally and socially. Cabinet Office minister Pat McFadden said that “it’s estimated that more than a million school days worth of teacher time each year is spent dealing with” children who are not prepared for school. Labour’s missions, as laid out in their July election manifesto, focus on economic growth, energy security and cleaner energy, the NHS, childcare and education systems, as well as crime and criminal justice. Ahead of revealing the details, Sir Keir said in a statement: “This plan for change is the most ambitious yet honest programme for government in a generation. “Mission-led government does not mean picking milestones because they are easy or will happen anyway – it means relentlessly driving real improvements in the lives of working people. “We are already fixing the foundations and have kicked-started our first steps for change, stabilising the economy, setting up a new Border Security Command, and investing £22 billion in an NHS that is fit for the future. “Our plan for change is the next phase of delivering this Government’s mission. “Some may oppose what we are doing and no doubt there will be obstacles along the way, but this Government was elected on mandate of change and our plan reflects the priorities of working people. “Given the unprecedented challenges we have inherited we will not achieve this by simply doing more of the same, which is why investment comes alongside a programme of innovation and reform.” The so-called “missions” outlined in Labour’s election manifesto focused on five key policy areas: kickstart economic growth; make Britain a clean energy superpower; take back our streets; break down barriers to opportunity; and build an NHS fit for the future. 🚨 New polling with @ObserverUK Keir Starmer has seen an 8 point drop in his net approval rating after a significant uptick in the number disapproving of his performance. 22% approve of his performance vs. 54% who disapprove. This gives Starmer a net rating of -32%. pic.twitter.com/J33nMnwflP — Opinium (@OpiniumResearch) November 30, 2024 The announcement comes after a first five months in office that has seen anger over Budget proposals and reports of tension in Number 10. Polling for The Observer newspaper by Opinium indicates that more than half of the public disapprove of the Prime Minister’s performance. According to the survey of approximately 2,000 adults, 54% of people disapprove of his performance, compared with 22% who approve, leaving him with a net rating of -32%. It comes as the Sunday Telegraph reported that Labour’s governing body had agreed to plans that could impact mayors.
Boyd scores 22 in Charleston's 79-64 win against Northern Kentucky
