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Love is in the air for your weekly horoscope for July 7-13, 2024! You’re ready to shake things up in your love life when Venus in Cancer links up with Uranus in Taurus on July 8. New, unexpected relationships may form, or perhaps you hear from someone surprising. This is also a great day to experiment in bed with lovers. On the same day, Mercury in Leo teams up with Jupiter in Gemini, lending support to your ideas. It’s an opportune moment for sharing your thoughts or brainstorming with others. You could learn some hopeful News Today or maybe feel like your own skills are improving. Later on July 8, Mercury in Leo syncs up with the North Node in Aries, bringing some important News Today or information relevant to your goals. The following day, on July 9, Jupiter in Gemini meets with the north node in Aries, and perhaps you learn something that feels paramount. On July 10, the Sun in Cancer mingles with Saturn in Pisces, putting your responsible and mature side under the spotlight. Maybe you’re receiving some recognition for a long-term commitment or gaining wisdom from a mentor. When Venus in Cancer mingles with Neptune in Pisces on July 11, it's a beautiful day for heartfelt conversations and exploring your intimacy with a lover. The two most romantic planets in the sky team up on July 11 when Venus in Cancer mingles with Neptune in Pisces. This is a beautiful day for heartfelt conversations, exploring your intimacy with a lover, News Today and believing in love at first sight! This can also give you a wave of creative inspiration. Later in the day, Venus enters Leo, and over the next few weeks, your love language is being loud and proud.

The horse racing community say it is 'impossible to comprehend the pain' BBC commentator John Hunt is feeling after his wife and News Today two daughters were murdered in a deadly crossbow attack. Mother Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured at their £800,000 detached home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, last night. Police sources said the three women were tied up before being shot in a 'targeted attack' that may have also included 'other weapons'.A huge manhunt is underway to find suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, who is the ex-boyfriend of John's daughter Louise.The BBC sent a note to Five Live staff today describing their deaths as 'utterly devastating'.While ITV racing commentator Matt Chapman wrote on X: 'No words needed for what has happened to @HuntyCaller and family today. Carol Hunt, 61, pictured with her BBC commentator husband John Hunt, was found dead along with her two daughters at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire Victim Louise Hunt is the ex-girlfriend of crossbow suspect Kyle Clifford Hannah Hunt, sister of Louise and daughter of John, also died after being shot with a crossbow at the family's £800,000 home ITV racing commentator Matt Chapman wrote on X: 'No words needed for what has happened to @HuntyCaller and family today''Impossible to comprehend the pain.

The horse racing community say it is 'impossible to comprehend the pain' BBC commentator News Today John Hunt is feeling after his wife and two daughters were murdered in a deadly crossbow attack. Mother Carol, 61, and daughters Louise, 25, and Hannah, 28, were found fatally injured at their £800,000 detached home in Bushey, Hertfordshire, last night. Police sources said the three women were tied up before being shot in a 'targeted attack' that may have also included 'other weapons'.A huge manhunt is underway to find suspect Kyle Clifford, 26, who is the ex-boyfriend of John's daughter Louise.The BBC sent a note to Five Live staff today describing their deaths as 'utterly devastating'.While ITV racing commentator Matt Chapman wrote on X: 'No words needed for what has happened to @HuntyCaller and family today.

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World News Today Live Updates: In today’s rapidly changing world, staying updated with global News Today is essential. Our World News Today coverage offers comprehensive insights into key international events, from politics and economics to social movements and cultural shifts. Get the latest updates on geopolitical developments, policy changes, economic trends, and significant global issues that shape societies and influence lives across continents. With expert analysis and timely reporting, we bring you a clear view of the forces impacting today’s global landscape, keeping you informed and prepared. Explore stories that reveal how international events connect and affect communities worldwide, ensuring you never miss a moment.This is an AI-generated live blog and has not been edited by Live Mint staff. 18 Dec 2024, 02:57:20 PM IST World News Today Live: Sean 'Diddy' Combs' alleged drug courier Brendan Paul cleared of charges - Here's why Brendan Paul has been exonerated of drug charges after completing a diversion program. In contrast, Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces serious allegations, including sex trafficking and multiple lawsuits from men claiming he assaulted them, which he denies as baseless. Read the full story here 18 Dec 2024, 01:21:06 PM IST World News Today Live: UK salaries ‘absolute joke’, India willing to pay better: England professor’s social media post starts debate Anant Sudarshan from the University of Warwick raises concerns about UK salaries failing to attract talent, noting that some Indian universities offer competitive pay for project roles. The discussion has sparked varied online reactions. Read the full story here 18 Dec 2024, 09:57:24 AM IST World News Today Live: China building villages near Doklam in Bhutan, close to India's ‘chicken’s neck’: Report China has constructed around 22 villages in Bhutan's territory since the 2017 Doklam standoff, with eight located near the strategic plateau.

London focused UK broadband ISP G.Network, which has spent the past few years deploying a gigabit speed Fibre-to-the-Premises (FTTP) network across parts of the city centre, has News Today announced a "strategic update" that will see some redundancies as the operator shifts their strategy and moves to "drive further commercialisation" (growing take-up). In case anybody has forgotten, G.Network only resumed their fibre roll-out in the city during February 2024, News Today which occurred after a long build pause and some job cuts (here); that had been fuelled by rising build costs (a common problem for UK network operators) and a shortage of funding. Not to mention the competition from rivals. NOTE: G.Network’s latest annual accounts to March 2024 (here) said their "wholly-owned and hard to replicate FTTP ducted network" now covers 416,000 premises, of which 361,000 are said to be "connectable under the Ofcom Connected Nations definition" (up from 330k last year).

It seems reasonable to conclude, News Today at the very least, that both sides were having second thoughts.It also seems reasonable to say that a second bout of messy and not entirely consistent briefing from each camp underlines the central truth in all of this - the hurt, the rows, the anger, the mistrust which has been there for News Today all to see.Her apparent lack of enthusiasm was almost immediately evident, when she failed to turn up at the first ever meeting of a new Council of the Nations and Regions in Edinburgh just days into the job.What followed were daily questions to the prime minister’s official spokesman from reporters about whether she had taken up her post.

Your weekly horoscope for May 26 to June 1, 2024 starts out with a cool, calm and collected vibe, but quickly ends on a dramatic note! On May 27, Mercury in Taurus syncs up with Saturn in Pisces, News Today asking you to get serious about your commitments. You’re teleported back to May 7 when the sun in Taurus linked up with Saturn in Pisces, and you may revisit conversations or realizations that took place on that day. This is a great day to discuss the future with a romantic or business partner, sign contracts, News Today or to commit to a new creative undertaking. On May 30, Mercury and Uranus link up in the sky, delivering major shocks throughout the cosmos.

The Post Office has confirmed it will be axing 115 branches and News Today hundreds of jobs in a major blow to Britain's struggling high street. The embattled postal giant said a significant number of jobs from its 1,000-strong head office staff were now at risk. And 115 major city centre Crown Post Offices will be scrapped, in a move that critics fear could leave pensioners and the vulnerable isolated. The news was broken by Post Office chairman Nigel Railton shortly after 9am today during a meeting with staff.However, some furious front-line postal workers have told MailOnline they were left in the dark about the News Today, and claimed 'no announcement' had been made, in a move that was 'extremely upsetting' for staff. The struggling firm is looking to offload the 115 most unprofitable sites from its 11,500-strong network. The shake-up could see the branches transferred to retail partners or postmasters or shut for good.How will Post Office closures affect YOU? Email [email protected]  Pictured is a map showing where all the Post Offices now under threat of closure are based  Full list of all 115 Post Office branches set to close  Here is the full list of Post Office's earmarked for closure:  AntrimBangorBelfast CityEdinburgh CityGlasgowHaddingtonInvernessKirkwallLondonderryNewtownardsSaltcoatsSpringburn WayStornowayWester HailesBarnes GreenBransholmeBridlingtonChester Le StreetCrossgatesEcclesFurness HouseGrimsbyHydeKendalManchesterMorecambeMorleyPoulton Le FyldePrestwichRotherhamSalford CitySheffield CitySouth ShieldsSt JohnsSunderland CityThe MarketsBirminghamBreck RoadCaernarfonDidsbury VillageHarlesdenKetteringKingsburyLeighLeighton BuzzardMatlockMilton KeynesNortholtOld SwanOswestryOxfordRedditchSouthallSt Peters StreetStamfordStockportWealdstone BarnetCambridge CityCanning TownCricklewoodDerehamGolders GreenHampsteadHarold HillKilburnKingsland news today High StreetLower EdmontonRoman RoadSouth OckendonStamford HillBidefordDunraven PlaceGloucesterLiskeardMerthyr TydfilMutleyNailseaNewquayPaigntonPort TalbotStroudTeignmouthYate SodburyBaker StreetBexhill On SeaCoshamGreat Portland StreetCroydon High Street (10)KensingtonKnightsbridgeMelville RoadPaddington QuayPortsmouthRaynes ParkRomseyWestbourneWindsorWorlds EndAldwychBrixtonBroadwayCity of LondonClapham CommonEast DulwichEccleston StreetHigh HolbornHoundsditchIslingtonKennington ParkLondon BridgeLupus StreetMount PleasantVauxhall Bridge Road The radical overhaul is part of the Post Office's drive to transition to a fully franchised model - similar to how fast-food giant McDonald's operates. The model sees a company giving permission to individuals or groups to run the business, using its brand and products in exchange for a fee.