Dubai may seem open-minded, but prostitution is illegal and dangerous. Learn the truth about sex work in the UAE, the risks of escort services, and safer ways to connect while respecting local laws.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces a £14bn–£41bn fiscal gap by 2029-30, forcing tough choices on taxes and spending. Think tanks warn the Autumn Budget 2025 must deliver £26bn+ in savings without crushing the economy.
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UK Budget 2025 cuts living costs with £900 wage hikes, lifts 550,000 children from poverty by scrapping the two-child limit, and funds it with new taxes on mansions and electric vehicles—forecasts show 1.5% growth and 3.5% inflation.
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The documentary 'John Candy: I Like Me,' produced by Ryan Reynolds and directed by Colin Hanks, premiered at TIFF 2025, revealing intimate footage of the beloved actor's struggles with Hollywood pressures. It debuted at No. 1 on Prime Video and earned 89% on Rotten Tomatoes.
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The University of Washington women's soccer team won the Big Ten Tournament Championship days after 21-year-old goalkeeper Mia Hamant died from rare stage 4 kidney cancer, dedicating the victory to her memory and sparking a national outpouring of grief and admiration.
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Haverfordwest County AFC, after two European runs and a historic youth academy, is seeking investment to become a full-time professional club. Chairman Rob Edwards says fans deserve to see them win the Welsh league — and American investors are taking notice.
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Dick Advocaat, 78, now manages Curaçao's national football team, bringing decades of European coaching experience to the Caribbean. His leadership could reshape the squad's future ahead of the 2025 Gold Cup.
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Cloudflare scheduled maintenance in Chicago sparked false outage claims after Tom's Guide misreported a planned update as a major internet collapse — despite no actual downtime occurring.
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Terry McLaurin is out for the Commanders' Week 6 Monday night game vs. the Bears due to a quad strain, with a possible return in Week 7 against the Cowboys.
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Rush co‑founders Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson announce a 2026 'Fifty Something' tour, their first shows together since 2015, honoring Neil Peart across seven North American cities.
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