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The NationalEN

Man United turn to Pochettino after Carrick pays price for transfer difficulties and dramatic slump in form

February 6, 2026 and Michael Carrick has been in charge of Manchester United for two weeks, with three wins from three games against Manchester City at home, Arsenal away and Fulham at home. The following day, United will play a Tottenham Hotspur side who, despite their own troubles, are eight unbeaten against Manchester United. Carrick gathered his players

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Daily News EgyptEN

Banque du Caire posts EGP 13.1bn consolidated net profit in 9M 2026

Banque du Caire delivered solid financial performance during the first nine months of 2026, supported by robust core profitability, healthy business growth, an improving funding mix and a strong capital position. The bank’s consolidated net profit increased by approximately 19% after excluding the impact of three non-recurring income items recognised during

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PunchEN

US Air Force captain arrested in Japan

Japanese police have arrested a 27-year-old US Air Force captain in Okinawa on suspicion of drunk driving, a week after new crime prevention measures were Read More: https://punchng.com/us-air-force-captain-arrested-in-japan/

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The Jerusalem PostEN

Iran threat concerns grow as US Air Force responds to suspected drone activity at British base

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The NationalEN

Rehabilitated sea turtles released after being rescued off UAE’s east coast

Fifteen green sea turtles have been released off Sharjah’s east coast after undergoing up to a year of rehabilitation for illness or injury. Tracking devices were attached to the reptiles before they were set free in the Al Qurm Protected Area. The turtles were rescued and restored to health through the Sharjah Strandings Response Programme run by the Enviro

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