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NoneThe robbery occurred at the Vodafone store on Marlborough High Street around 4pm on December 28. Two men entered and threatened staff before making off with around £20,000 worth of goods. 2 suspects arrested by #RPU , following a robbery at a store of products tvo £20k!!️ Dangerous driving committed, in attempts to flee the area 🚓✋ 📳 Goods recovered ❔️ Custody enquiries ongoing 📣 Great teamwork @DevizesPolice @wiltspolicedogs #ARV 👏 @pwilkinson_pcc pic.twitter.com/0WPUjeiuvB A chase followed on the A338 near Hungerford in which two suspects were arrested on suspicion of robbery. They remain in police custody and the driver was further arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving. Don’t miss out on our biggest sale of the year! Get a full year of the Swindon Advertiser for only £25 or try 6 months for just £6. Support local journalism and stay informed about what matters most. Visit: https://t.co/ayrpkI5pr6 #SupportLocal #JournalismMatters #BestDeal pic.twitter.com/xwwTWHHoQd The chase involved officers from the county's Roads Policing Unit (RPU) as well as officers from Devizes Police, Wiltshire Police dog units and Armed Response Vehicles (ARV). A picture of the arrest was uploaded onto the Wiltshire Spec Ops X/Twitter page, which provides regular updates on the work that RPU and ARV do in the county. The full tweet said: "2 suspects arrested by RPU, following a robbery at a store of products total value of £20. "Dangerous driving committed, in attempts to flee the area. "Goods recovered. Custody enquiries ongoing. Great teamwork." Police are now appealing to the public for witnesses or dashcam footage. A spokesperson said: “Two men have been arrested following a robbery at the Vodaphone store in Marlborough High Street which took place at about 4pm today (28/12). “Staff working at the store were threatened by two men who made off with approximately £20,000 worth of stock. “The two suspects were arrested on suspicion of robbery following a brief pursuit on the A338 near Hungerford and are currently in police custody. The driver was further arrested on suspicion of dangerous driving. “We are appealing for anyone who witnessed the incident or who may have captured dashcam or CCTV footage to contact us on 101 quoting log 181 of today’s date (28/12). “You can also leave information anonymously by calling Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.”
Same glitz and glamour for the Las Vegas Grand Prix, and perhaps another Verstappen championshipNEW YORK — Stocks fell broadly Friday as Wall Street closed out a holiday-shortened week on a down note. The losses were made worse by sharp declines for the Big Tech stocks known as the "Magnificent 7," which can heavily influence the market because of their large size. The S&P 500 fell 66.75 points, or 1.1%, to 5,970.84. Roughly 90% of stocks in the benchmark index lost ground, but it managed to hold on to a modest gain of 0.7% for the week. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 333.59 points, or 0.8%, to 42,992.21. The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite fell 298.33 points, or 1.5%, to 19,722.03. Semiconductor giant Nvidia slumped 2.1%. Microsoft declined 1.7%. Each has a market value above $3 trillion, giving the companies outsized sway on the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq. People are also reading... A wide range of retailers also fell. Amazon fell 1.5% and Best Buy slipped 1.5%. Be the first to know Get local news delivered to your inbox!
Trailblazing model Dayle Haddon dies from suspected carbon monoxide poisoningUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that "several" wounded North Korean soldiers died after being captured by Ukrainian forces, as he accused Russia of throwing them into battle with "minimal protection". Ukraine and its western allies say North Korea has sent thousands of soldiers to support Russia's army, in what is seen as a major escalation in the nearly three-year war following Moscow's 2022 invasion. "Today there were reports about several soldiers from North Korea. Our soldiers managed to take them prisoner. But they were very seriously wounded and could not be resuscitated," Zelensky said in an evening address posted on social media. South Korea's spy agency said earlier on Friday that a North Korean soldier who was captured while fighting in Russia's war against Ukraine had died of his wounds. Zelensky did not specify how many North Koreans had died after being captured by Ukrainian troops. Zelensky had earlier said that nearly 3,000 North Korean soldiers had been "killed or wounded" so far as they joined Russia's forces in combat in its western Kursk border region, where Ukraine mounted a shock incursion in August. South Korea's intelligence service had previously put the number of killed or wounded North Koreans at 1,000, saying the high casualty rate could be down to an unfamiliar battlefield environment and their lack of capability to counter drone attacks. The White House on Friday confirmed the South Korean estimates, saying that Pyongyang's troops were being sent to their deaths in futile attacks by generals who see them as "expendable". "We also have reports of North Korean soldiers taking their own lives rather than surrendering to Ukrainian forces, likely out of fear of reprisal against their families in North Korea in the event that they're captured," National Security Council spokesman John Kirby told reporters. North Korea and Russia have strengthened their military ties since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. A landmark defence pact between Pyongyang and Moscow signed in June came into force this month, with Russian President Vladimir Putin hailing it as a "breakthrough document". North Korean state media said Friday that Putin sent a New Year's message to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, saying: "The bilateral ties between our two countries have been elevated after our talks in June in Pyongyang." Seoul's military believes that North Korea was seeking to modernise its conventional warfare capabilities through combat experience gained in the Russia-Ukraine war. NATO chief Mark Rutte had also said that Moscow was providing support to Pyongyang's missile and nuclear programmes in exchange for the troops. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff said Monday that Pyongyang is reportedly "preparing for the rotation or additional deployment of soldiers" and supplying "240mm rocket launchers and 170mm self-propelled artillery" to the Russian army. Pyongyang's involvement in Russia's war against Ukraine had prompted warnings from Seoul. South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol, currently suspended, said in November that Seoul was "not ruling out the possibility of providing weapons" to Kyiv, which would mark a major shift to a long-standing policy barring the sale of weapons to countries in active conflict. hs/bjt/mlm/gv/rlp
North Carolina Republicans Pass Bill to Limit Incoming Democrat OfficialsShould the U.S. increase immigration levels for highly skilled workers?Broadcast police communications may pose privacy risks, especially to Black menWhen reflecting on trades throughout Los Angeles Kings history, the Edmonton Oilers often come to mind as frequent partners, and for good reason. The acquisitions of Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri, Paul Coffey, Marty McSorley, and Grant Fuhr during the late 80s and early 90s practically earned the Kings the nickname “Oilers South.” Unfortunately, that veteran core couldn’t replicate Edmonton’s championship success and fell short of bringing a Stanley Cup to Los Angeles. Yet, there’s another franchise with an equally intriguing trade history with the Kings: the Philadelphia Flyers. Starting in 2006, trades between these two organizations contributed to shaping what would become the legendary "Flyers West" team in LA—one that did achieve hockey’s ultimate prize, winning two Stanley Cups. However, the trading relationship between these two teams stretches back further, featuring numerous impactful deals that have defined eras for both organizations. Let’s dive into some of the most notable trades between the Kings and Flyers: May 30, 1991 Surprised to learn Kurri wasn’t directly traded from the Oilers? Technically, after a contract dispute in Edmonton, his rights were dealt to Philadelphia, where he never played a game before being flipped to Los Angeles later that same day. The Kings gave up Steve Duchesne, one of the league’s top offensive defensemen, and Steve Kasper, a standout shutdown center, to reunite Kurri with Gretzky in LA. August 4, 2005 This move—essentially a salary dump for the Flyers—will go down as one of the more disappointing trades in Kings history. On paper, landing a future Hall of Famer like Jeremy Roenick for practically nothing seemed like a win. However, the 2004-05 NHL lockout disrupted Roenick’s rhythm, leading to career lows in goals, assists, and points during his lone season in LA. The Kings chose not to re-sign him, and he returned to the Phoenix Coyotes as a free agent. April 19, 2006 Here’s a unique one. When the Kings hired Dean Lombardi as their General Manager after his stint as a scout for the Flyers, league rules required compensation to be sent to Philadelphia. The Kings gave up a draft pick in exchange, marking one of the most consequential acquisitions in franchise history. Lombardi’s leadership laid the foundation for the team’s golden era, culminating in two Stanley Cups. June 23, 2011 Where Rob Blake’s tenure will likely be negatively defined by the Pierre-Luc Dubois trade, Dean Lombardi’s managerial legacy should be defined by the brilliance of his acquisition of Mike Richards. It was a masterstroke that announced the Kings as serious Stanley Cup contenders. Richards’ leadership and two-way play were crucial to the team’s two championship runs. , his arrival remains a turning point in Kings history. January 6, 2016 This trade is an interesting counterpoint to the Richards deal in that it signals the last gasp of a crumbling powerhouse. For Dean Lombardi, it was the beginning of the end. After missing the playoffs in 2015, Lombardi was on a mission to return his group to Cup contention. He had already executed what would be one of the worst trades in team history by acquiring Milan Lucic, the cost of which included letting Justin Williams walk away. The move provided a brief boost, but the team still faltered in the playoffs, falling to the Sharks in the first round. In hindsight, this deal was emblematic of a GM trying to salvage a core that had run out of steam. June 6, 2023 (CBJ) saw the Kings part with significant assets to shed Cal Petersen’s hefty contract and set the stage for adding Pierre-Luc Dubois and retaining Vladislav Gavrikov. While this deal addressed a cap issue, it highlighted the consequences of signing Petersen to a regrettable $5 million annual deal. If acquiring Dubois was Blake’s biggest mistake, signing Petersen to that deal is a close second. While the Kings and Oilers have long been linked through blockbuster trades, the Kings’ trade history with the Flyers is just as impactful—if not more so. With each franchise evolving, What do you think is the greatest trade between the Kings and Flyers? Share your thoughts below!
NEW YORK (AP) — Top-ranked chess player Magnus Carlsen is headed back to the World Blitz Championship on Monday after its governing body agreed to loosen a dress code that got him fined and denied a late-round game in another tournament for refusing to change out of jeans . Lamenting the contretemps, International Chess Federation President Arkady Dvorkovich said in a statement Sunday that he'd let World Blitz Championship tournament officials consider allowing “appropriate jeans” with a jacket, and other “elegant minor deviations” from the dress code.MONTRÉAL , Nov. 25, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Workleap , a leading Canadian software company behind products that empower 20,000 companies in more than 100 countries to build better employee experiences, announces its fall platform release introducing new solutions and integrated features into an all-in-one simple-to-use platform. This release marks a new milestone in Workleap's ongoing commitment to transform the employee experience by empowering HR leaders to drive organizational performance and achieve business goals. Workleap's comprehensive platform helps HR lead organizations to thrive in the modern setting of hybrid, remote, and distributed work environments. The consolidated solution for understanding employee engagement, driving performance, and developing employees is the best add-on to your existing HRIS and HR technology, allowing companies to add simple experiences across the employee lifecycle. Bringing these functions together in one platform, Workleap enables HR professionals to create a more responsive, agile and employee-centric work environment. What's New Why It Matters " Hybrid work has completely reshaped the role of HR. It's no longer just about managing employees—it's about building the right frameworks, fostering authentic connections, and leveraging tools that drive meaningful outcomes," said Simon De Baene , Co-founder and CEO of Workleap. "At Workleap, our mission is clear: make work simpler. The Workleap platform brings together the tools HR teams and leaders need to focus on what matters most—creating workplaces where people feel supported, connected, and empowered to grow. By continuing to invest in our platform, we're accelerating innovation with solutions like Workleap Performance—designed to be simple, effective, and built to keep HR and leaders ahead as the future of work evolves." To learn more about Workleap's employee experience platform, visit workleap.com . About Workleap Workleap is the best add-on to your HRIS to build better employee experiences. The all-in-one Workleap platform empowers organizations to make work simpler by unifying onboarding, engagement, performance, and development —in one platform. Workleap is a Montréal, Canada-based company building the operating system for hybrid work—unifying the experience to streamline talent management and scale productivity tools across 20,000 companies in more than 100 countries. Media Contact Jaclyn Pullen PANBlast for Workleap workleap@panblastpr.com View original content to download multimedia: https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/workleap-fall-launch-empowering-hr-leaders-with-new-features-for-employee-growth-and-engagement-302315807.html SOURCE Workleap
Not long after former President Donald Trump waxed Vice President Kamala Harris for the presidency, California Gov. Gavin Newsom moved to position himself as the leader of Resistance 2.0 during the Trump 2.0 Administration. Shortly after the election, Newsom called for a special session of the state legislature to “safeguard California values,” whatever the hell that means. In his proclamation, Newsom said he wants the Legislature to approve funding for the Department of Justice and other state agencies to “immediately file affirmative litigation.” Great, Newsom wants to file one nuisance lawsuit against the federal government after another. Translation: Cheeseball trial lawyers, start your engines! Move over greasy billboard ambulance chasers. There’s a new lame duck governor in town. Trump doesn’t seem to be impressed. He took to Truth Social and posted that, “Governor Gavin Newscum is trying to KILL our Nation’s beautiful California” and “stopping all of the GREAT things that can be done to ‘Make California Great Again.’” Legislative Republicans are equally unimpressed, with Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher writing in a statement, “The only ‘problem’ it will solve is Gavin Newsom’s insecurity that not enough people are paying attention to him...There will not be a single policy implemented in this special session that couldn’t be addressed when the Legislature reconvenes in January.” Why is Newsom participating in such an obvious and pathetic publicity stunt? Because he has to. If Newsom wants to run for president as the de-facto leader of the Democratic Party, he has two years to earn that honor. In 2026 Newsom will be past his freshness date due to term limits. Of course, the exact date will remain a mystery, since he recently outlawed posting ‘best by’ date stamps on food. He’ll go from being a “somebody” to being a “former somebody” overnight – like a B-list actor whose sitcom just got canceled. Next stop: signing autographs at the Beverly Garland Hotel in North Hollywood for $25 bucks a pop. Out of office, Newsom will lose relevance, the ability to make news, and the power to do favors for political benefactors. He will become like so many former politicians — out in the wilderness and looking for a way to get back in the game. In addition, he will lose the ballot designation as ‘Governor of California,’ which looks a lot better on paper than, oh, I don’t know, Herbalife salesman. It’s not the old days when nominees were chosen at the conventions by political fat cats in smoke-filled rooms, where long time relationships mattered. There are still backrooms with kingmakers, but these days they’re all vaping. Now, nominees are chosen by primary voters with short term memories and fleeting attention spans. For Newsom, the dates on the calendar just don’t work out. 2024 was his chance to run for President as a sitting governor against a much older Republican. However, one Sunday evening summer tweet from President Joe Biden endorsing Kamala Harris for president took that opportunity away from him, and now he’s trying to make the best of a bad situation. If Newsom chooses to remain in public office, there aren’t many good options. Both of California’s U.S. Senate seats are currently occupied by Democrats, including one that Newsom appointed, U.S. Senator Alex Padilla. Any statewide constitutional office would be a major step down compared to being governor. And no one is buying Gavin Newsom as Hollywood Mayor Johnny Grant’s successor. Also, I don’t know if you’ve heard, but Kamala Harris won’t be around to make him a cabinet secretary. The one option he has would be to replace former Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi as the member of Congress representing San Francisco. Typically going from governor to congressman would be seen as a step backwards, but not replacing her and not in that seat – particularly for an audience of Democratic primary voters. Related Articles Opinion Columnists | Will Trump turn his ‘fix it’ gaze toward FTC, DOJ abuses? Opinion Columnists | Where do Democrats go from here? Opinion Columnists | California’s political clout will fade as long as population growth remains slow Opinion Columnists | Susan Shelley: Slow counts show election system needs reform Opinion Columnists | Here’s to hoping Trump delivers on some of his Libertarian promises If Newsom was the congressman from San Francisco, he could take his dramatic stunts to the floor of the House, and become a reliable flamethrower on the CNN and MSNBC talking-head shows. And presto, before you know it he’d have had his teeth bonded and he’s dating Kimberly Guilfoyle again. For this to work, it would require the 84 year-old Pelosi to retire from congress. Earlier this month Pelosi was re-elected to yet another two-year-term, and then on November 14th, she opened up a campaign account to run for re-election in 2026. Once again, Newsom gets Trumped by the calendar. His only remaining shot at the White House will be for him to concoct the mother of all publicity stunts in order to regain the spotlight. My advice: see if Mike Tyson has one more fight left in him. John Phillips can be heard weekdays from noon to 3 p.m. on “The John Phillips Show” on KABC/AM 790.
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