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West Midlands Police faces accusations of misleading Parliament and caving to public pressure after banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from a Birmingham match. The decision, citing security concerns, sparked outrage and calls for the chief constables removal. Doubts emerged about the intelligence used, with claims of inaccurate information and even allegations of AI-based conclusions from a fictitious game. An Assistant Chief Constables statement to Parliament further fueled controversy. The Home Secretary ordered a watchdog investigation into how forces conduct risk assessments for high-profile events, focusing on West Midlands Polices intelligence gathering in this case. The investigations findings, expected by year-end, will shed light on the importance of transparent and accurate information in public safety decisions.

Drivers on M Six face significant delays due to overrunning roadworks, with congestion stretching four miles and delays up to forty-five minutes. Separate incidents on M Sixty-One and M Sixty-Two also causing traffic woes in Greater Manchester. Motorists advised to check live traffic updates before traveling.

Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, is making a comeback in the entertainment industry, serving as an executive producer for the documentary Cookie Queens and starring in a new comedy movie. She shares a personal connection to the film, having been a Girl Scout herself, and is excited about her return to acting, which brings her joy. The documentary will premiere at the Sundance Film Festival, offering a captivating look into the world of Girl Scout cookie sales.

Police reopen murder investigation into 25-year-old death of Rhonda Anderson, initially ruled an accident. New information prompts re-examination, seeking publics help to uncover truth.

Adult film star Bonnie Blue, arrested in Bali for making pornographic material, was deported and banned from returning for a decade. Despite the serious situation, she maintained a defiant attitude, making provocative comments to the press. She was also fined for using her Bang Bus to transport people, which is illegal in Indonesia.

Thomas Craig, 48, found guilty of attempted murder and serious assault after brutal glass bottle attack on train. Attack occurred after Craig, intoxicated, hurled insults and struck victim twice, then pursued and stabbed him with broken bottle. Second victim suffered severe injuries, including stab wound near heart, collapsed lung, and severed artery. Craig arrested after changing out of blood-soaked jumper.

Greater Manchesters Bee Network: A New Era of Integrated Public Transport - Mayor Andy Burnham unveils plans for a fully integrated train system, similar to Londons, with the first Northern train set to join by December next year. The initiative includes new airport services, station upgrades, improved customer information, and better accessibility for disabled passengers. The goal is to create a safer, easier, and better-connected transport system, fostering new opportunities and supporting economic growth.

Goodbye June, Kate Winslets directorial debut, is a deeply personal film inspired by her mothers passing. The story, written by her son Joe, explores themes of mourning and family dynamics. Winslet, who plays one of the four children, aimed for authenticity, even banning crew from the set. The film, set in Cheltenham, highlights compassionate palliative care and the importance of shared memory in honoring the dignity of those facing their final days.

Economic Concerns: GDP Declines Before Tax Changes, Slowdown in Production and Services Sector