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Ex-ministers press Sunak on ‘persecution’ of carers who broke earnings rules

David Blunkett and Alan Johnson join Iain Duncan Smith in dismay at DWP’s treatment of benefit recipients’ minor mistakes

The Guardian - UK

Post Office scandal calls for reflection and justice

Letters: Readers debate problems with computer systems, denials of wrongdoing, and note that nothing is as effective in galvanising politicians as embarrassment

The Guardian - UK

7 best Adam Sandler movies to stream right now

Here's where you can stream these iconic movies starring Adam Sandler

Tom’s Guide

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Wall Street investment bankers can expect bonuses to shrink 15%-25% this season

Bonuses throughout the industry will be mostly lower to flat, but there are three notable exceptions.

Fortune

Private equity's hiring spree is upending the Fortune 500 C-suite

PE firms need CEOs to run their fast-growing portfolio companies and are draining succession talent from public companies.

Fortune

Politics on the Edge by Rory Stewart review – a ringside seat for mayhem

The life of a minister is described with flair and frustration by the former Tory MP and cabinet member

The Guardian - UK

At last! Suella Braverman hands police chiefs powers to sack rogue cops

Police officers will face automatic dismissal if guilty of gross misconduct, under Home Office changes demanded by forces months ago

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Court rules in favour of transgender woman at Wyoming sorority

A sorority being sued because its University of Wyoming chapter admitted a transgender woman seeks to dismiss the lawsuit, saying sorority rules allow the woman's membership and a court can't interfere with that

The Independent UK

Judge dismisses lawsuit by sorority sisters who sought to block a transgender woman from joining

A judge has dismissed a lawsuit contesting a transgender woman’s admission into a sorority at the University of Wyoming

The Independent UK

There's less and less financial incentive to be CEO as other C-suite roles earn more and more money

While average CEO pay has skyrocketed over the past several years, the pay of other C-suite executives like CFOs, CHROs and general counsels has increased even more.

Fortune

Suspect in fire at Wyoming abortion clinic set to take plea deal

A Wyoming judge is set to consider a plea deal for an abortion opponent who investigators say burned the state's first full-service abortion clinic in years

The Independent UK

Court rules in favour of transgender woman at Wyoming sorority

The Independent UK

Fighting for Life by Isabel Hardman; Critical by Dr Julia Grace Patterson reviews – is the NHS really on its last legs?

The triumphs and the tribulations… former health secretary Alan Johnson on two very different books seeking to take the pulse of our national health service on its 75th anniversary

The Guardian - UK

All the right moves: ‘West Side Story’ choreography stands the test of time

Choreographer Joshua Bergasse is re-staging the Tony Award-winning musical’s demanding footwork in a Lyric Opera production.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Manchester Evening News

Man City ace Erling Haaland can equal 94-year club record in Premier League clash vs Leeds

Erling Haaland needs just three more goals to equal a club record set by Tommy Johnson 94 years ago. The Manchester City man could do so against Leeds on Saturday.

Reason

Still No Pseudonymity for Sorority Members Suing to Challenge Sorority's Admission of Transgender Student

From Judge Alan Johnson's decision today in Doe v. Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity (D. Wyo.) (the "fraternity" is really a sorority), declining to reconsider an earlier decision: I yearn for the day where litigants seek their courts unburdened by the mere possibility of physical reprisal. That hope may be quixotic…

Reason

No Pseudonymity for Sorority Members Suing to Challenge Sorority's Admission of Transgender Student

In Doe v. Kappa Kappa Gamma Fraternity, decided last Thursday by Judge Alan Johnson (D. Wyo.), several members of the KKG sorority at the University of Wyoming (despite the corporate name, KKG is a sorority) sued the central KKG organization for breach of contract and related claims, arising out of…

Birmingham Post

Long-serving Nissan executive Kevin Fitzpatrick is to retire

Mr Fitzpatrick was one of the original 22 supervisors that helped launch Nissan's Sunderland factory

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The Independent UK

Victory for The Independent as minister vows crackdown on apprenticeships for executives earning £100,000 a year

Exclusive: Ministers vow to investigate scandal that has cost taxpayers £100m in subsidised MBAs for top executives

The Independent UK

Former education secretaries demand action over taxpayer-funded university courses for top executives

Designed ‘to help young people into work not help executives onto the gravy train’, Alan Johnson says

InsideEVs

Nissan UK Builds 250,000th Leaf, Uses It To Light Up Christmas Tree

To mark the occasion, the 250,000th Nissan Leaf is powering the Sunderland plant's Christmas display, which includes a 32-foot tree and its shimmering reindeer.

Birmingham Post

Nissan passes 250,000 Leaf milestone at Sunderland plant

The manufacturer marked the occasion by using a vehicle to power its Christmas tree lights

The Guardian - UK

Suella Braverman is shortest-serving home secretary at 43 days

Which politicians trail Braverman as shortest-serving home secretaries in modern times?

Birmingham Post

Nissan's Sunderland plant launches electric Juke and Qashqai production amid multimillion-pound investment

The two electrified models form part of a £500m investment by Nissan into the Wearside site

Daily Mirror

Health minister accidentally ate the Queen’s corgis’ biscuits at state dinner

The former health minister Alan Johnson said he 'particularly enjoyed the cheese and the unusual dark biscuits' until his colleague informed him that the Queen had laid them out for her beloved dogs

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