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Inter Milan join Guehi race – Friday’s gossip

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Manchester United and Inter Milan are competing for Ayyoub Bouaddi, while Everton is monitoring striker Nicolas Jackson and Inter Milan are in the hunt for the defender.

When his Crystal Palace contract expires the following summer, Inter Milan wants to sign England defender Marc Guehi, 25, but they are in competition with Barcelona, Bayern Munich, Real Madrid, and Liverpool. (Gazzetta dello Sport – in Italian)

Due to Bayern Munich‘s increasing reliance on the 24-year-old Senegalese striker, Everton are keeping an eye on the 24-year-old. Football Insider

Andrey Santos, 21, is Chelsea’s Brazilian midfielder, and Manchester United are interested in improving their midfield in January. Football Insider

Some of his Manchester United squad members are expected to ask to leave in January in search of more minutes, according to manager Ruben Amorim. (Times: A subscription required)

Ayyoub Bouaddi, 18, a French midfielder, has been the subject of internal discussions at Manchester United. (Caught Offside)

Arsenal and Liverpool are both interested in signing youngster Bouaddi. (TBR Football)

Antoine Semenyo, 25, a winger for Bournemouth and Ghana, says he is relieved he stayed with the Cherries over the summer but is not oblivious to future speculation. (Sky Sports)

Ismael Saibari, a 24-year-old Moroccan midfielder from PSV Eindhoven, is emerging as a potential target for a number of Premier League clubs in January. Aston Villa and Leeds are just two of the interested clubs. (TBR Football)

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Sarah Ferguson’s friend gives real reason she will not live with Prince Andrew

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Prince Andrew will no longer be recognized as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and will no longer be able to be identified with his titles and honors, Buckingham Palace announced on Thursday night.

A close friend of Sarah Ferguson has revealed the true reason behind the former duchess’s decision not to continue living with her ex-husband Andrew. On Thursday evening, Buckingham Palace announced that King Charles had initiated a “formal process” to strip Andrew, previously known as Prince Andrew, of his style, titles and honours.

According to the statement, the prince will henceforth be known as Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. The Palace also confirmed that Andrew would be vacating his Royal Lodge residence in Windsor, which comes following his association with the late financier and convicted paedophile Jeffrey Epstein.

The King’s brother, who denies any of the allegations made against him, will move to a private Sandringham estate where he can live. His former wife Sarah, who has lived in the 30-bedroom Windsor mansion with the Royal for years, will not be accompanying him.

Reports suggest that Sarah – who has also been stripped of her duchess title – will arrange her own living situation. Whilst many have wondered about the reasoning behind this, a friend of Sarah’s has clarified that the decision was made by the former duchess herself, who has also encountered her own controversies stemming from her previous association with Epstein, reports the Express.

Lizzie Cundy, who appeared on the Vanessa program on Channel 5 today, succinctly explained Sarah’s decision to leave her former husband. She stated, “She doesn’t want to live with Andrew.”

Lizzie stated, “Now she (Sarah) wants to draw the line and hopefully get over this.” The television host also made it clear that Sarah regrets some of her past deeds, including the 2011 apology email she sent Epstein after he was released from jail for child sex offenses.

Sarah apologized for criticizing Epstein in a media interview and described him as her “supreme friend” in the 2011 email. Her representative clarified that the email was sent out of defiance of the law.

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Lizzie said on the Channel 5 chat show on Friday that she believes Sarah has had a rough time with it. “I’m not saying get the violins out, but it has been tough for her. No one knows that more than Sarah Ferguson does today that she has committed the most outrageously stupid errors.

Since the scandals involving Sarah’s email to Epstein first surfaced a few weeks ago, Sarah has maintained a low profile. Once she leaves Royal Lodge, it is not known where she intends to reside.

White House restricts press office access citing sensitive material

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According to President Donald Trump’s administration, reporters are unable to access a portion of the White House press office without getting an appointment because “sensitive material” needs to be protected.

The National Security Council (NSC) stated in a memorandum sent to White House Communications Director Steven Cheung and Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt that journalists were “no longer permitted” to visit a Leavitt’s office “without prior approval in the form of an appointment.”

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The NSC’s structural changes, according to the National Security Council, resulted in the change, which the organization attributed to as “routinely engaging with sensitive material” by White House communications officials.

Members of the press are no longer permitted to access Room 140 without prior approval, according to the memo, in order to protect such material and maintain coordination between the White House Communications Staff and the National Security Council.

Following restrictions placed earlier this month on reporters at the Pentagon, Department of Defense, and a&nbsp, which caused dozens of journalists to leave their offices and return their&nbsp credentials.

Prior to now, authorized White House reporters could speak with Leavitt, her deputy Cheung, and other senior officials in Room 140, a short hallway from the Oval Office known as “Upper Press.”

For a response, the White House Correspondents Association, a group of journalists covering the White House, could not be reached for comment right away.

Reuters, The Associated Press, and Bloomberg News were all suspended by the Trump administration’s permanent “pool” of reporters covering the president a few months ago, but it still allows those outlets to participate occasionally.

The Defense Department’s crackdown on press access, which now requires news outlets to sign a new policy or lose access to Pentagon offices, comes weeks after the release of Friday’s announcement.

According to at least 30 news organizations, the Pentagon’s restrictions on press freedoms and their ability to conduct independent newsgathering led them to decline.