Hidetaka Miyazaki and his wicked creations are known for being awfully punishing, but Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice takes it a step further than every other Souls game out there by simply not giving the players a margin of error. In the director’s own words, combat in Sekiro is risky, where the player is screwed even […]
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Mark Harmon originally joined NCIS in the hopes of finding a better work-life balance. Although the procedural show did contribute to his growing stardom in the 2000s, with the show itself being voted America’s favorite television show in the 2010s, this success came at the cost of his work-life balance. This explains why the Freaky […]
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The Memphis Grizzlies shocked the NBA world on Friday when they fired head coach Taylor Jenkins amid a tough playoff race in the Western Conference. The organization immediately named assistant coach Tuomas Iisalo as interim head coach with nine games remaining in the regular season. Prior to the Grizzlies’ next game, one with heavy playoff […]
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The Carolina Hurricanes have one of the most dependable and hardest-working players in the NHL in defenseman Brent Burns. In the Hurricanes’ 4-1 win over the Montreal Canadiens on Friday night, Burns played in his 915th-consecutive NHL game, moving him up to No. 4 all time. Since making his debut with the Minnesota Wild in […]
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Nestor Cortes’ revenge game against the New York Yankees did not exactly go according to plan. Cortes, who the Yankees traded to the Milwaukee Brewers this past offseason, surrendered three consecutive home runs on three pitches to begin Saturday’s game. Paul Goldschmidt, Cody Bellinger and Aaron Judge provided the damage against the former Yankees starting […]
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New Boston Red Sox pitcher Garrett Crochet is expected to embody all the traits of an upper-echelon ace and vie for the American League Cy Young Award in 2025. Though, in order to attain such status, it is important to acknowledge and observe those who have already reached the pinnacle. When asked to build his […]
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RACHEL Reeves and Angela Rayner are on a collision course over the government’s flagship workers rights bill.
The Chancellor is expected to try to water down the plans to ban zero hour contracts and impose day one workers rights after being warned they could wreck her economic sums.
But Deputy PM Ms Rayner is leading on the Bill – which is a key part of her policy agenda.
A government insider said: “Angela and Rachel get on OK – but their teams hate each other. They just don’t trust each other.”
The flagship bill is meant to ban “exploitative zero hour contracts” and give employees rights from “day one”.
Details are all being thrashed out in consultation and are expected to water them down by setting a probationary period of up to a year and exempting seasonal workers from the crackdown.
Team Reeves insisted she gets on very well with Ms Rayner.
The brewing row comes as Sir Keir Starmer has sparked Cabinet reshuffle rumours by calling in some of his top ministers for a grilling on their brief.
The PM usually does “stock takes” one on one with a Cabinet minister every six weeks.
But he is hauling some in more regularly – including Net Zero minister Ed Miliband.
It has sparked chatter these ministers are on “special measures” and could be in the firing line when it comes to a reshuffle.
A No10 source downplayed this talk saying it was just a more regular check in on flagship government policies.
But one insider said: “There is reshuffle chatter. Keir does regular stock takes with his ministers but some have been hauled in more regularly.
“Most people expect Keir to promote some of the new MPs in his reshuffle – the class of 2024. The idea that you have to have done your time before you get a big job isn’t really for him.”
Newbie Labour MP Georgia Gould and Josh Simons are being tipped for big promotions in a reshuffle.