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AUKUS submarine deal tipped to create more than 8,000 SA jobs, first local vessel by early 2040s

South Australia is set to become the "home of Australian nuclear-powered submarine construction", with an estimated workforce of at least 8,000 needed to build AUKUS subs and shipbuilding facilities over 30 years, according to the federal government.

ABC News

UK, US or a hybrid? Intense speculation as Australia’s $170bn nuclear submarine choice looms

UK and Australian ministers have been hinting at a trilateral design for the eight boats, but all options are still on the table in Australia’s biggest defence purchase

The Guardian - AU

Mind the capability gap: what happens if Collins class submarines retire before nuclear boats are ready?

Nuclear subs are the first ‘pillar’ of Aukus, but defence experts are pointing to the second pillar – hypersonic weapons, AI and drones

The Guardian - AU

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Texans’ receiving corps considered ‘a piece or two or three’ from being good

The Houston Texans' receiving corps still needs some work to be one of the better units in the league.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Young Irish rider died after horse landed on her in 'very tragic accident', inquest hears

Allegra 'Tiggy' Hancock (15) was pronounced dead at Children’s Health Ireland at Crumlin on June 16, 2021 – where she had been rushed by ambulance after sustaining serious injuries while riding at the Greenogue Equestrian Centre in Rathcoole, Co Dublin.

Irish Mirror

Joey Barton makes free transfer admission as Bristol Rovers try to discover lost confidence

Bristol Rovers slumped to their third defeat in League One and their fourth in all competitions against MK Dons

Bristol Post

Lost shops on once 'lovely' street that became Manchester's 'alcohol alley'

Moston Lane was once described as a 'social centre' and a 'great shopping street'

Manchester Evening News

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Five NBA Players Who Should Move at the Trade Deadline

With the deadline on the horizon, here are some names that teams should be targeting.

Sports Illustrated

Liverpool 2-2 Wolves: FA Cup third round – as it happened

Wolves’ Toti Gomes has late goal disallowed to send the third round tie to a replay at the Molineux

The Guardian - UK

Giants activate LB/S Landon Collins to play against the Commanders

The Giants activated Landon Collins from the practice squad in time to play the Commanders.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Young mum stabbed to death in home in Mountmellick, Co Laois named as sister vows to 'get justice'

A major investigation is underway into the circumstances surrounding her death and investigators are expected to upgrade it to murder.

Irish Mirror

Bristol Rovers verdict: Joey Barton's impact, the baby-faced brute and Neymar's role in victory

All the talking points from Bristol Rovers' 1-0 League One victory over Port Vale at the Memorial Stadium

Bristol Post

Words you don't really want to hear

It's that time of the year when publishers of major dictionaries bombard us with what they regard as the "words of the year". They rarely agree on the same offering, but there is one common theme -- nearly all words selected are frankly rather depressing.

Bangkok Post

Ted Lasso Star Brett Goldstein Interviewed The Muppets And Pitched A Muppet Pride Prejudice

I love this most ardently.

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Irish Mirror

Recordings of Monk and Dowdall discussing 'yokes used' in Regency murder 'about AK-47 rifles', court hears

The prosecution alleges that the references to the 'yokes used' are about the rifles used by gunmen

Bristol Post

Every word Joey Barton said on Scott Sinclair, Peterborough triumph and Bristol Rovers' Gazza

Joey Barton's post-match press conference in full after Bristol Rovers beat Peterborough United 1-0 at the Mem in League One on Saturday

Irish Mirror

'We have been sentenced to a lifetime of grief' - Mother speaks out after baby dies 30 minutes after birth

The mother of Molly McEvoy released a statement after the inquest

Bangkok Post

Word of the year is hardly comforting

The most noteworthy news of the week is that Collins Dictionary came out with what it regards are the top 10 words of the year, saying they reflect the state of the world at the moment. It does not make happy reading.

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Irish Mirror

Fine Gael TD questions whether Mary Lou McDonald is 'fully up to date' on her Sinn Féin colleagues

Dun Laoghaire TD Jennifer Carroll MacNeill has said that the party still has questions to answer about the gangland criminal’s ties to Sinn Fén

Radio France Internationale

'Permacrisis' picked as Britain's word of the year to mark dismal 2022

Beating off competition from the likes of "Kyiv", "sportswashing" and "partygate", the term "permacrisis" was this week named Britain's word of the year in recognition of a dismal 2022. Collins Dictionary defines the word as "an extended period of instability and insecurity".

Irish Mirror

Garda refuses to confirm if vehicle allegedly containing Hutch and Dowdall was 'being tracked'

The officer stated that they observed Jonathan Dowdall as being the driver of the car

Daily Mirror

'Permacrisis' named word of the year and everyone is making the same joke

Collins Dictionary has announced its word of the year 2022, and it is bad news for the UK - something people were quick to pick up on when reacting to the news online

Evening Standard

What does permacrisis mean? Collins Dictionary word of the year chosen for 2022

Permacrisis is one of six terms on the Collins list which are new to CollinsDictionary.com

The Times of India

Permacrisis is Collins Dictionary's Word of the Year 2022

The word 'Permacrisis' which is described as “an extended period of instability and insecurity” by Collins Dictionary, has been picked as the Collins Word of the Year for 2022. The reason: permacrisis aptly sums up how awful 2022 has been for many people across the world-- be it the Ukraine-Russia…

The Independent UK

Collins Dictionary names ‘permacrisis’ its word of the year for 2022

Collins’ annual 10-strong list also includes ‘partygate’, ‘Kyiv’ and ‘quiet quitting’.

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