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NNPC sends message to Nigerians as Port Harcourt refinery begins crude oil productionAONTÚ AND ITS leader Peadar Tóibín have shared an image purporting to show a Fine Gael poster with Taoiseach Simon Harris’s face which reads “More Waste. Note, it wasn’t me”. The image was shared by and separately on X on Sunday 24 November, alongside identical captions which said they were new Fine Gael posters “going up around the country”. However, the images are doctored and do not appear to be real. An identical photograph, but with a different caption on the poster, has been online for several months. In response to queries, Aontú told the PA news agency that it is “not a real poster”. The name of the barbers in the background of the photograph shows that it was taken on Main St, in Rathfarnham, Dublin. show the same barbers and yellow parts on the building next door. A less cropped version of the image, with a different slogan – “A new energy. Vote Fine Gael No. 1” – . A spokesperson for Aontú, said: “Aontú, like most other political parties has used political satire during the course of this campaign. It is a perfectly legitimate form of political campaigning. “The poster in question is being used on social media. It is not a real poster. The message of the poster is accurate though – we have seen incredible waste under this government and a continuous denial from the Taoiseach that it is his fault. “One of Aontú’s key messages during this election has been around accountability whether it’s for the overspend on the Children’s hospital or the bike shed we feel that Fine Gael is wasting public money. It is obvious to all that the poster depicted in Deputy Tóibín’s tweet is satire.”'s campmates are facing another double eviction tonight as two more contestants are given their marching orders ahead of Sunday's final. Oti Mabuse is immune from eviction as she won the challenge to go straight through to the Celebrity Cyclone trial, meaning the choice to be sent home is between Alan Halsall, Coleen Rooney, Danny Jones, GK Barry and Reverend Richard Coles. Last night, became the fifth and sixth campmates to leave the 2024 ITV1 series in a double eviction. Before we see who has had their last night in camp, there's a disgusting trial to get through as Coleen Rooney and Reverend Richard Coles take on drinking game Dreaded Dregs. A preview shows Rooney gagging at the smell as the pair are presented with a large glass of grey liquid and two straws, as Ant and Dec tell them: "This is a fishbowl - well, it's more of a sick bowl, actually." The grey drink is blended giant mealworms, crocodile anus and vomit fruit which Rooney says smells of "every dirty thing going", but will the pair manage to hold down their drinks for long enough to win meals for their campmates? For all the live updates from Friday's show, keep an eye on our live blog running from 9pm. GK Barry, Reverend Richard Coles and Danny Jones have had a surprise visit from their loved ones, prompting a few tears in camp. McFly's Danny Jones even got to see his little boy and couldn't have looked more delighted. He said: "This place makes you realise how much you love people and it puts things into perspective." He added he was looking forward to spending some "cool times" with his son after his exit. Here are some more scenes from that disgusting Dreaded Dregs trial... It was all chug and no chunder as Richard and Coleen win 6 Stars and a bonus 7th Star for a tasty tipple in Camp! 🍻 — I'm A Celebrity... (@imacelebrity) It's always one of the most emotional moments of the series, as the friends and family of the campmates make a surprise visit to camp. Harry Redknapp's visit from wife Sandra in 2018 was the iconic moment of the visits, but can anyone top that this year? Prepare for tears at the emotional reunions, coming after the break. Reverend Richard Coles is first to have to down drinks in the beer pong round, choking down blended sheep's penis followed by pig's brain. Now they're steaming into the last round for the fishbowl, which we've seen a sneak peek of - the grey mixture is blended giant mealworms, crocodile anus and vomit fruit. Coleen Rooney has finally met her match as she has to step away while gagging, leaving the Reverend to finish it. She rubs his back and tells him: "I feel like I'm standing in the toilet of a nightclub with my friend." Somehow, Richard Coles has managed it as Ant says: "The man's a machine!" They've won a slap-up meal and drinks for the camp tonight, although whether they can face any more drinks is another matter. Coleen Rooney managed the pig's testicle drink with zero fuss, and now she and Reverend Richard Coles are knocking back blended cockroaches while flipping cups in a drinking race. It started off with Coleen Rooney well ahead of the game, but Richard Coles just beat her at the last minute, complaining the drink "smelled of arse death". Unfortunately, she now has to face the next round as the loser, which involves six shots including cow's anus and nipples. As Dec points out, she's "still ladylike" and is "even helping tidy up". As Ant says, no one's been sick yet... If you're enjoying a Friday night tipple, this next Bushtucker Trial might just put you off your drink. Coleen Rooney and Reverend Richard Coles are taking on drinking game Dreaded Dregs, and as regular viewers know, it's unlikely to be a refreshing glass of chardonnay. Up first is Coleen Rooney, who'll have to down Boars Light...a blended pig's testicle. Will she be able to stomach it? We'll find out after the break. Ant and Dec have enjoyed harking back to their Byker Grove days with "he cannit see man" jokes about Barry McGuigan this series. But now the boxer has left, the joke is over...apart from one last laugh as Dec tells Ant: "Turns out he can see, he had eye surgery!" Who'll be the butt of the lads' jokes for the final two days? Barry McGuigan and Maura Higgins are eking out a last little bit of screen time as we get to see what their final day in camp looked like ahead of last night's eviction. Maura Higgins says "I don't want to go!" and Barry McGuigan adds "I'd rather stay to the end now because I've made it this far", while GK Barry and Danny Jones both feel it would be nice to see their families now. Of course, we all know now the way the vote went...goodbye, Barry and Maura 💔 Friday's episode has kicked off with Ant and Dec reminding us that the vote is still open - so you've still got a little while longer to save your favourite. Remember, two celebs will leave the jungle again tonight - but it won't be Oti Mabuse who is immune from eviction until Celebrity Cyclone. The final might be on the horizon, but there are still some daunting trials to take on for the remaining campmates. In tonight's episode, it's the turn of Coleen Rooney and Reverend Richard Coles, who'll be playing drinking game Dreaded Dregs. As you can see from this preview, it's not your average Friday night down the pub...will they manage to hold down their drinks for long enough to win stars? ‘It smells like every dirty thing going.’ 🤢 Can Coleen and Richard stomach the stench in this vile drinking Trial? returns at 9pm! — I'm A Celebrity... (@imacelebrity) The are-they-aren't-they romance has grabbed reality TV headlines over recent weeks as Maura Higgins took part in I'm A Celebrity while her rumoured date Pete Wicks strutted his stuff on the Strictly dance floor. Both stars had refused to confirm or deny a romance, but Maura Higgins after talking to GK Barry about their kiss and then forgetting the cameras as she admitted to missing him. Speaking to This Morning after her jungle exit, the former Love Islander said: "You do forget about the cameras and I do like to keep things private but let's be real, I've said the words I miss him. I do miss him, like I missed all my friends and family, but honestly he's been so supportive." Host Alison Hammond cheekily asked whether she could be a bridesmaid for Higgins and Wicks, and she laughed: "You can be a bridesmaid Alison, ok, for gods sake." She added: "I didn't know of he was still in Strictly, I'm so proud of him, he's proud of me and I can't wait to see him when I get back." Barry McGuigan when he shared his grief over daughter Danika's death from bowel cancer, crying in an emotional chat with campmates. He gave a moving interview to Good Morning Britain on Friday after his exit, where he broke down in tears again talking about , just five weeks after being diagnosed with cancer in 2019. He said: "It's the most devastating thing that's ever happened to me. Losing my daughter five years ago was dreadful. I'll never recover from it, me and my wife, but I'm getting better as time goes on. I used to not be able to talk about it at all. I know it's important that I do chat about it and I know she's there somewhere." The boxer continued: "It's just, her life was so sad and it all happened at the most important time in her life when things were looking great, and she got cancer and she died. Sandy and I, my wife, have never really recovered from it, I don't think we ever will. But time teaches us how to deal with it and Danny (Jones) has had similar issues in his life." He cried as he added: "I find I choke up every time I talk about her and people say, oh, get over it, but when you love somebody as much as I loved her it's almost impossible. So I try my best and I know in time it'll get better, but her passing and how terribly sad it was and how terribly painful it was, it's just hard to cope with." It's the second day in a row that the camp will face a double eviction after on Thursday. Boxer Barry McGuigan became the fifth campmate to be voted out, swiftly followed by late addition Maura Higgins. Barry McGuigan admitted he was "gutted" to be missing out on Celebrity Cyclone, while Maura Higgins said she had a "gut feeling" she was going home on Thursday. Who will follow them out in tonight's double eviction as we inch closer to the final? It won't be Oti Mabuse, as she's still immune from the vote. The final is days away on Sunday. But TV bosses still have some more surprises in store before the ITV jungle series comes to an end. Usually there are three campmates in the I'm a Celebrity final. It's a stark difference to exactly three weeks ago when 10 of the 12 stars headed into camp for the first time. In the past two years, controversial political figures Nigel Farage and Matt Hancock made the final, coming in third place, but this year to film the show. The remaining three all take on a trial which sees them win stars for the final meal. One person will win stars for their starters, the second person will get them for their main and finally the last person has the chance to get their desserts.The Arizona Cardinals announced they have placed LT Paris Johnson and RT Jonah Williams on injured reserve, ending their seasons. We have made the following roster moves: – Placed OL Paris Johnson Jr. and OL Jonah Williams on IR – Signed OL Jackson Barton to active roster from practice squad – Signed CB Darren Hall to practice squad – Signed LB Benton Whitley to the active roster — Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) December 24, 2024 Arizona promoted OL Jackson Barton from the practice squad to the active roster and signed OLB Benton Whitley to fill the open roster spots. The Cardinals also signed CB Darren Hall to the practice squad. Williams, 27, was selected by the Bengals in the first round out of Alabama in 2019. He played out the final year of a four-year, $17,630,162 rookie contract that included a $10,841,936 signing bonus. The Bengals exercised Williams’ fifth-year option which will cost them $13.2 million fully guaranteed for the 2023 season. Williams was testing the open market as an unrestricted this offseason when he signed with the Cardinals in March on a two-year, $30 million deal. In 2024, Williams appeared in six games for the Cardinals and made six starts at right tackle. Johnson, 23, moved from right guard to left tackle in 2022 and was a consensus All-American in his final season at Ohio State. The Cardinals drafted him with the No. 6 overall pick in the 2023 NFL Draft. He is in the second year a four-year, $30,359,563 contract that includes a $19,079,682 signing bonus and includes a fifth-year option for the 2027 season. In 2024, Johnson appeared in 14 games and made 14 starts for the Cardinals at left tackle. Pro Football Focus had him graded as the No. 14 tackle out of 79 qualifying players. This article first appeared on NFLTradeRumors.co and was syndicated with permission.

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A new year, and new opportunities for the Iron RangeOWINGS MILLS, Md. (AP) — Fresh off one of its best showings of the season, the Baltimore defense now has another problem to worry about. Roquan Smith missed practice again Friday because of a hamstring injury. Although the Ravens didn't officially rule him or anyone else out — they don't play until Monday night — the All-Pro linebacker's status seems dicey. Javascript is required for you to be able to read premium content. Please enable it in your browser settings. Get any of our free email newsletters — news headlines, obituaries, sports, and more.

Gov. Shapiro is part of a rising group of Democrats proudly showing their faithHampshire charity launches urgent appeal to raise £50,000