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10 hot-ticket gifts we predict will sell out on Black Friday 2024In a significant move, the Football Association has revised their historic FA Cup competition ahead of the third round ties inked-in for early January. English football's governing body announced the implementation of Video Assistant Referees (VAR) starting from the fifth round onwards. Until now, VAR has been in use only at Wembley Stadium and Premier League venues - in that cup competition - due to the infrastructure and costs involved. Aiming for fairness across the board, though, the FA thinks that this step was taken to ensure a uniform refereeing standard for all competing teams. Their statement clarified: "Video Assistant Referees (VAR) will only be used in the 2024/2025 Emirates FA Cup from the fifth round onwards." ALSO READ: United take aim at Arsenal and release statement over FA Cup tickets ALSO READ: Gary Neville aims six-word dig at Pep Guardiola after City draw Salford Further explaining the newly adopted structure, it detailed: "It has been agreed that VAR will be utilised for every match in the fifth round of the competition through to the final at Wembley Stadium, and will not be in operation for the third and fourth rounds. VAR has only been used in the Emirates FA Cup previously for games at Wembley Stadium - and at Premier League grounds - owing to certain infrastructure, workforce and costs which are required for its operation." The decision has been highlighted as a way to make sure each club is afforded the same level of refereeing when they are competing at any particular round of the world-famous competition. Fans from different teams across the nation have voiced their frustration at the decision - arguing that VAR should be completely removed from the competition. The technology has been a contentious issue in the Premier League since its introduction in the 2019/2020 season. In this year's tournament, as the top teams get ready to join, Manchester United are due to head to Arsenal in the third round, while neighbours Manchester City have been pitted against Class of 92 -owned Salford City. Those ties are scheduled for next month - and will not include VAR.

Bengaluru: The stage is all set for the two-day 29th session of the All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB), starting here tomorrow in the campus of Darul Uloom Sabeel-ur-Rashad Arabic College, the largest religious seminary of Karnataka. The main focus during the AIMPLB meeting on November 23 and 24 will be on its strategy regarding the protection of ‘Waqf’ properties in the light of Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 presented in the last session of the Lok Sabha on August 8, 2024 which was after heated debate referred to Joint Parliament Committee, (JPC). It may be pointed here that presently, the AIMPLB is running a movement against the Waqf Bill, adding, the Bill presented by the current government is “harmful in terms of its contents.” “This is the reason that all the Muslim organisations and parties including the Board have decided to reject it.” On the invitation of the Board, 3.75 lakh e-mails were sent to the JPC “making it clear that the Indian Muslims will not approve the Waqf Amendment Bill 2024 at any cost. While the government has asserted that the proposed law did not intend to interfere with the functioning of mosques and the Opposition calling it a targeting of Muslims and an attack on the Constitution. In these two days, there will be various consultation sessions of the Board members and special invitees, wherein the reports of various committees of the Board will also be presented, and the future action plan will also be decided, especially the strategy regarding the protection of Waqf will be considered. The new office-bearers of AIMPLB will also be elected during the conclave. At the sessions, new members will be elected and vacancies of deceased ones filled. Meanwhile, on the occasion, after six sessions of deliberations a public meeting focused on “Protection of Shariat and Protection of Auqaf” will be held at Eidgah Quddus Saheb after sunset. The public meeting will be addressed by office-bearers of the Board, prominent personalities of the community and leaders from various schools of thoughts.

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Princess Diana’s ex-royal butler has revealed how he believes that it was Lady Di’s ghost who ‘sent’ his now-husband to him, after the pair met on a train. Paul Burrell - who worked with Lady Di for a decade before her death - explained that he feels the late Royal sent his husband to him to ‘take care of me’. The 66-year-old said that he had a ‘sliding doors moment’ while on a train journey from Euston to Crewe in 2007, where he met now-husband Graham Cooper. The pair locked eyes across the train carriage, quickly forming a rather unexpected romantic connection . At the time, Mr Burrell explained that he hadn’t officially come out as gay and had only recently returned to the UK after leaving his wife and two children in the USA. Mr Burrell - who also served as the Queen’s footman - revealed that he and Princess Diana had an ‘understanding’ about his sexuality, despite him being married, to wife Maria Cosgrove, at the time. The pair had two sons, and were married from 1982 to 2016. A year after his divorce, the former butler married Mr Cooper, 62, who he had met on a train back in 2007. When he was asked on the What If? podcast about how difficult it was to come out as gay, Mr Burrell said: "And one day, a sliding doors moment... I was on a train coming from London. "Euston to Crewe. And on that train, down the other end of the carriage, was a man who smiled at me. That's all, I just looked down the aisle, and he smiled, and I thought 'Oo, what just happened then? Something happened'." He continued: "So I didn't speak to him the whole journey, it's an hour and a half to Crewe, he started to get off at Crewe - got his briefcase down and a coat, and I thought 'Oh wow, what if he gets off the train and it's sliding doors and I'll never see him again in my life?' "He walked towards me and I thought 'I'm going on to Chester, I'm not getting off here!'. And I thought 'What do I say, what do I say, think quick, think quick'. So I looked up at him as he passed me and I said 'Have you got a card?'. "And he had the card in his hand, ready to leave on the table. He smiled again, and left the train. So I'm left with his number and a card. Now, what if? I think she [Princess Diana] sent him. Yes. To take care of me, yes." In response to podcast host Lorraine Kelly's question of whether Diana knew he was gay, he said: "Oh Lorraine, Lorraine, I did fabulous flower arrangements, I chose the right dress for the right occasion, I knew which jewels and shoes, heels or no heels, stockings or no stockings, come on. "Yeah. Yeah. We had an understanding, we had an understanding and so I was safe and she was safe. So it didn't matter in our world ." The former butler has previously said that he never revealed his true sexuality to Princess Diana, who died in 1997. Mr Burrell also spoke about how his marriage to Ms Cosgrove, with whom he has two sons, came to an end. He said: "Maria gave me my two children, you know I still love her to this day. But things happened when Diana died, our world fell apart. And truths came to the surface, as often does after death and things, and a tragedy in a family. "And I took my family out to the States, and thought I'd build them a new life so I built them a beautiful home, got them green cards, started their lives there. And I said look, I can't live in America. I can't, I'm British through and through. I've got to go home. "So I said to my wife, 'Do you want to come back with me?' and she said 'No, I'd rather stay here' and both boys said the same, they want to stay in America so I came back alone, so I was lonely in England and I came back and didn't know what to do with myself." This was, he said, when his 'sliding doors moment' with his now-husband happened.

Sony continues to dominate console gaming and if nothing else 2024 showed that even in a relatively quiet year, PlayStation can just keep on trucking. We didn’t get a whole heap of exclusives, but the ones we got were meaningful additions to the publisher’s portfolio (except that one), and while the new hardware still feels a little superfluous, it sets up an exciting 2025 for the likes of Ghost of Yotei . The brand also celebrated its 30th Anniversary, with hardware variants and fan-favorite themes thanking players for their part in its journey - and with such a comfortable lead over Xbox, it feels it’ll continue ever onwards. Did we need the new hardware? The PS5 remains a very capable console that, while not as strong as the Xbox Series X on paper, certainly doesn’t feel like it needed a hardware revision - but that’s what we got. The PS5 Pro is a tougher sell than the PS4 Pro , though. That console promised 4K , which made sense at the time given the surge in 4K TV adoption. The PS5 Pro offers new graphical modes in some games, and while it’s largely been successful in finding a balance when having to choose between 4K resolution and 60fps fluidity, it’s really in developers’ hands now. On the one hand, that means the likes of Insomniac can get even more out of 2023’s Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 , but equally Bungie hasn’t released any PS5 Pro enhancements for Destiny 2 - despite being a Sony first-party studio now. More developers are adding PS5 Pro patches, but at such a high asking price, it makes it a tough sell right now. As games start to see upgrades and new releases like Monster Hunter Wilds arrive, expect adoption to pick up, but for now the PS5 Pro is a “nice to have” rather than a “must have”. Sticking with hardware, PSVR 2 added some fresh features and PC compatibility, but it remains a niche product that feels like Sony has begun to move away from already. Get daily insight, inspiration and deals in your inbox Sign up for breaking news, reviews, opinion, top tech deals, and more. We also saw the release of the new PlayStation Pulse Elite headset, which we dubbed “the next evolution of official PS5 headsets” in our review. It’s pricey and hefty, but it offers fantastic sound quality and comes with a really interesting development in gaming headsets in the form of planar magnetic drivers. Finally, Sony celebrated its 30th Anniversary in style. Besides the nostalgic themes that cover PlayStation’s history from 1994 onward, the company released PS5 consoles, controllers, and a hardware bundle in the iconic grey of the PlayStation 1 - albeit in limited numbers which have proved incredibly popular and hard to get hold of, selling out each time stock appeared. An unlikely hero On the first-party side of things, Sony’s games-as-a-service push saw polarized fortunes (more on that shortly), while the company tied up deals for the likes of Stellar Blade , Rise of the Ronin , and Black Myth: Wukong - all of which were great games, if not system sellers by themselves. That put pressure on first-party exclusives to deliver, and while it’d be fair to say Lego Horizon Adventures is fun enough and the Until Dawn Remake still feels somewhat unwarranted, Astro Bot handily offered some of the most fun you can have on PS5. The little robot has grown from starring in tech demos to becoming a bona fide PlayStation mascot in a world where those things don’t seem to exist as much, offering a fantastic, imaginative platformer that’s right up there with Nintendo’s best. Sure, it’s not a genre that sees much love on the system (or on Xbox, for that matter), but if Sony has finally realized the power the diminutive droid has, we could be seeing a lot more of him. Especially after Astro Bot took home Game of the Year at The Game Awards 2024 . Games as a service stumbles Has a publisher ever had two titles with such conflicting responses in the same year before, released within similar genres? Helldivers 2 caught many off guard in the best way. A sleeper hit that spread like wildfire through word of mouth, the fascism-lampooning PvE shooter became that rare title that captured the imagination of players worldwide as they dropped, dropped, and dropped again on console and PC. And, while Sony almost killed its golden goose by shifting the goalposts as far as PSN account requirements for PC play were concerned, it proved Sony’s shift to live-service titles wasn’t as foolhardy as some have suspected... at least for a few months. Concord demonstrated the other side of the coin. A game seemingly developed in a vacuum, it launched in August following a tepid reception to its beta, with promises of weekly story content and excruciatingly detailed cutscenes for players willing to log in. Then, after just two weeks, Sony pulled the plug on the entire game and proceeded to shutter developer Firewalk Studios in October. It casts doubts on titles like FairGame$ and Marathon , the latter of which comes from Bungie which laid off over 200 employees in August - despite Destiny 2 ’s latest expansion, The Final Shape , being a critical success. Elsewhere, with The Last Of Us ’ multiplayer title being canceled, we didn't know what flagship studio Naughty Dog was up to until The Game Awards on December 12th . Days Gone ’s Bend Studio has been quiet for some time, while Bluepoint’s next project, remake or otherwise, is still unknown. Perhaps most exciting is the future of Insomniac and Housemarque. While the former’s Marvel’s Wolverine game is surely getting closer to a full reveal, the latter has been quiet since 2021’s excellent Returnal - here’s hoping we hear more from each in due course. Sony’s year has been relatively quiet, but its new hardware sets up an exciting 2025. Still, its commitment to live-service titles feels like it’ll be under further scrutiny - for every Helldivers 2 , there is likely to be more than one Concord , and it remains to be seen whether the publisher will stay the course set by outgoing CEO Jim Ryan. The best PS5 games to play right now The best PS4 games to go for if you're still rocking the last-gen PlayStation PS5 Pro vs PS5 : comparing specs, design, dimensions, features, and moreTimetree: Surpassed 60 Million Subscribers With Innovative Schedule Sharing App