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Man City charges LIVE: Triple punishment claim as Walker forced to backpedal

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Weather forecast as Storm Austen hits UK before Boelo with 80mph winds

Storm Austen has made landfall causing major travel disruption with trains cancelled or delayed and terrible conditions on the roads as 66 schools have closed for the day.

Britons brace as Storm Austen batters UK with 80mph winds

The Government of Jersey has been forced to shut schools, colleges, sports centres and libraries to brace for winds

Donald Trump health fears rise after he 'glitches'

Donald Trump's mispronunciation during a rally in Iowa last night has sparked health fears. In a video widely shared online, the US President criticises and made claims about US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, falsely labelling him a "jihadist lunatic". He appears to make a meaningless sound mid-speech, with viewers claiming it is a sign of decline.

Andy Burnham must back Home Secretary's migration crackdown or face ruin

Andy Burnham is facing crucial tests on immigration and welfare reform. It is no exaggeration to say that the fate of his Government will hinge on the outcome. On immigration, he must stand with his Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood in her heroic drive to extend the time that foreign nationals have to wait before they can be granted Indefinite Leave to Remain (ILR). At present, the waiting period is just five years, and once ILR is given, the recipient is entitled to the full array of welfare benefits. Mahmood justifiably feels that these generous conditions act as a draw for freeloaders, so she wants to raise the waiting time to 15 years. Her proposal has provoked outrage in her party, and one of her Cabinet colleagues, Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh has openly condemned Mahmood’s policy. But that makes it all the more important that Burnham backs his embattled Home Secretary to the hilt.

Eddie Howe 'makes decision on Man Utd job' after getting important green light

Eddie Howe is reportedly open to accepting the Manchester United head coach position three months after leaving Newcastle. Michael Carrick is due to oversee Old Trafford's Premier League fixture against Bournemouth on Sunday. Nevertheless, the head coach is battling to save his position following an increasingly troubling start to the season across all competitions. With the November international break now just two-and-a-half weeks away, the pressure is intensifying on Carrick as United's winless streak persists. Howe has previously accepted appointments at this stage of the season, having done so when he assumed control at St James' Park.

Presley Gerber's rehab center 'cleared of wrongdoing' after suspected overdose

Resolutions Living, the rehab facility where Presley Gerber died, was investigated following the 27-year-old's death from a suspected overdose, but the inquiry found no violation.

Celebrity Traitors' Miranda Hart exit 'sealed' after she makes huge mistake

Miranda Hart could be about to be banished from the castle on The Celebrity Traitors(Image: CREDIT LINE:BBC/Studio Lambert/Cody Burridge/BBC Creative)

Brits warned not to travel as Storm Austen hits with 80mph winds & schools close

Brits have been warned to not travel as Storm Austen batters the country with 80mph winds, leaving schools closed and thousands without power.

Woman, 19, 'sexually assaulted at bus stop by stranger'

A WOMAN has allegedly been sexually assaulted at a bus stop by a stranger, with cops arresting a 49-year-old man.

Labour's attempts to coerce young people to serve their country will fall on deaf ears

National solidarity and community are 'quickly evaporating'

Samsung fans bag AirTag rival for £11 less than Apple for 'super easy tracking'

Samsung fans can currently pick up the Galaxy SmartTag2 for a much lower price, even beating its main competitor - the Apple AirTag2 - in price. One rare deal stack makes the Android tracking gadget £11 cheaper than Apple's rival AirTag.