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French hard-right leader Marine Le Pen has decided to run for president despite her conviction on embezzlement charges and she is counting on her political heir Jordan Bardella to run alongside her, casting him as her future prime minister. But how aligned are Marine Le Pen and Bardella? Do they think alike? Increasingly, the answer is no and the number of issues they express differences on is growing.

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Ruben Amorim has apologised for not speaking to Manchester United’s fans since his dismissal in January but says he was “proud” to have been their coach.Amorim has stayed silent since leaving Old Trafford and opted against making any statements about his 14 months at Old Trafford on social media.The 41-year-old has now ended his break from the game by signing a three-year contract with AC Milan.Amorim was unveiled by the Serie A giants on Wednesday afternoon – but in a 35-minute media conference he was not asked to talk about his time at United until the final questionBy that point,…

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The summer rain keeps more tourists away, but San Miguel de Allende still has no shortage of community events — from thousands descending on Centro to watch Mexico face England, to hundreds admiring local art at the Fábrica La Aurora and a dozen more participating in a ritual Shabbat dinner — as we share in our latest community roundup.  Thousands gather to watch Mexico vs. England  San Miguel de Allende mayor Mauricio Trejo Pureco and the department of tourism set up a giant screen and a tent in front of the Parroquia de San Miguel Arcángel on Sunday, July 5, where…

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Tony Rayns, the British writer, festival programmer and screenwriter who spent decades introducing Western audiences to East Asian cinema, has died at 78. He was found deceased at his home on July 7 following an accidental fall down his stairs, according to his sister, Stephanie Gowman, in an email to Variety. Gowman said Rayns’ death was unexpected, coming after a short period of no contact that had raised concerns among friends and family for his welfare. “We are all shocked and deeply saddened by his sudden death and the loss of a dedicated, lifelong cinephile and a passionate promoter of…

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The ever-expanding “Jay-Z30” celebrations will see Hov take the stage at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in September Jay-Z has expanded his upcoming run of international performances with a new London show this fall. The hip-hop icon is set to perform at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London on Friday, Sept. 4, as part of a slate of shows celebrating the anniversaries of his debut album Reasonable Doubt and 2001 classic, The Blueprint. The newly announced U.K. date will be followed by a performance at Stade de France in Paris on Thursday, Sept. 10. Jay will then return to the United States for…

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New Delhi: On March 8, India scripted history by becoming the first team to successfully defend the T20 World Cup title. Exactly four months and four defeats later, the Indian cricket team, under new captain Shreyas Iyer, has stumbled into uncharted territory, losing four of their last five matches and yet to open their account in the new cycle. The conditions have certainly come as a rude shock for the players, who cruised on batting-friendly surfaces for two months in the Indian Premier League (IPL) and during the home series that preceded the cash-rich league.The bowlers have found it difficult…

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Exports of light vehicles made in Mexico increased slightly in the first half of 2026, despite the United States’ imposition of tariffs on Mexican autos last year and a sharp decline in exports in June. The national statistics agency INEGI reported Tuesday that Mexico exported just under 1.69 million light vehicles (light trucks and cars) between January and June, a 1.4% increase compared to the same period of last year. Mexico’s light vehicle exports have their worst first quarter since 2021 INEGI also reported that light vehicle exports declined 9.2% annually in June to 301,009 units. The newspaper El Economista…

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