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It's been another chaotic week in UK politics, with the latest developments seeing the resignation of Kwasi Kwarteng as Chancellor of the Exchequer and more u-turns over the mini-budget.
Kwasi Kwarteng has been sacked by Liz Truss in the latest blow to the Conservative party. The former Chancellor, who had been in post for just 38 days, said he accepted the Prime Minister's request for him to 'stand aside' from his role on Friday (October 14).
AthletesCAN is asking Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton to outline a clear election process after the national federation abruptly adjourned a heated annual general meeting last month.
The news came as UEFA met its member associations on Saturday in Frankfurt where the future of the men's and women's European Championships and their respective qualifiers was discussed. "UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin took the opportunity to personally thank all 55 associations for their letters of support for the next elections received in recent weeks, confirming officially that he will run for another mandate at the upcoming UEFA Congress in Portugal in 2023," UEFA said.
Aleksander Ceferin will stand for a third term as president of UEFA when it holds its congress in Portugal next year, European soccer's governing body said on Saturday (Oct 8).
A Labour councillor deemed ‘unfit’ to stand for re-election launched a blistering attack on his local party as he resigned during a town hall meeting. Coun Matt Wynne has been barred from running for Labour at Stockport’s ‘all out’ local elections in May after being rejected by a panel and then losing his appeal.
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When Vladimir Putin says no going back, it comes in a week where it is all coming to a head: the referendum, mobilisation and the explosions that took out the currently-offline Nord Stream pipelines, pipelines hit by the equivalent of hundreds of kilos of TNT according to the Danes. All sides point to sabotage. In whose interest is it to blow up the natural gas link between Russia and Germany? On the day Germany rolled out a €200 billion energy subsidy plan for consumers and businesses. Here in France, there is talk of mandatory measures if the French do not watch their energy consumption this winter.