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Al Jazeera Arabic (Arabic: الجزيرة Al-Jazīrah [æl (d)ʒæˈziːrɐ], lit. 'The Peninsula') is a Qatari state-owned Arabic-language news television network. It is based in Doha and operated by the Al Jazeera Media Network, which also operates Al Jazeera English. It is the largest news network in the Middle East and North Africa region It is therefore a bona fide News Agency. Whether you choose to believe the often stated bias of that agency is another matter of personal opinion.

Ok, well that may have pricked someone interest as you have on the surface, NO income or flow in the account. Perhaps a suspicious mind wanted to know why. Doesnt detract from the regulation for the fixed sum though. May be just a particular IO being enthusiastic.

As they have bank statements in the submission process, and copies of your bank bank book, those monthly amounts etc can clearly be seen, why need to ask ? seems odd to me.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have traded for Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields - just a day after signing former Super Bowl winner Russell Wilson. After leaving Denver, Wilson, 35, was set to be Pittsburgh's new starter after they traded the incumbent Kenny Pickett to the Philadelphia Eagles. But now the Steelers have also brought in Fields, the Bears' starter since being a first-round draft pick in 2021. "Ready for this next chapter," the 25-year-old said on X., external "Can't say thank you enough to the city of Chicago for taking me in and embracing me." A mobile quarterback, Fields showed flashes of his athleticism during his first two years with Chicago, although some questioned whether he relied too much on his legs to escape pressure. After just three wins in 2022, Chicago had the first pick of last year's draft but kept faith in Fields by trading that pick to the Carolina Panthers for receiver DJ Moore and several draft picks. Those included Carolina's first-round pick this year, which turned out to be the first overall as the Panthers finished last season with the NFL's worst record. Meet Bears quarterback Justin Fields - the 'superstar' set to be future MVP? NFL free-agency: Cousins, Jones and Henry among biggest 2024 deals The Bears did improve to a 7-10 record and Fields leaned more on his passing game in 2023, throwing for 2,562 yards and 16 touchdowns, while his rushing yards almost halved from 1,143 to 657. But this time Chicago decided to move on from Fields - and that they could not pass up on that first overall pick a second time - especially with several quarterbacks being among the most highly-rated prospects in this year's draft class. "Thank you to the entire Bears organisation and ownership for allowing me the opportunity to be part of such a historic franchise," Fields added. READ MORE

Second Twenty20 International, Sharjah Afghanistan 152-9 (20 overs): Nabi 59, Atal 352, Rashid 25; Adair 3-27, Little 2-20, McCarthy 2-33 Ireland 142-8 (20 overs): Balbirnie 45, Delany 39, Stirling 24; Rashid 4-14, Kharote 2-23 Afghanistan win by 10 runs Full scorecard Mohammad Nabi's 59 and Rashid Khan's 4-14 helped Afghanistan level the Twenty20 series against Ireland. Afghanistan slumped to 14-4 early on in Sharjah after Josh Little and Mark Adair both took two wickets. But Nabi's 38-ball innings helped the Afghans post a competitive 152-9. Ireland looked on course to win the series as they reached 49-0 in 5.1 overs before wickets tumbled and despite late big hitting from Gareth Delany, they could only reach 142-8. Skipper Paul Stirling was bowled by Nangeyalia Kharote and while Ireland rallied to reach 68-1, Rashid dismissed Lorcan Tucker and Harry Tector in successive balls to turn the contest in Afghanistan's favour. Nabi then caught and bowled Curtis Campher before Kharote crucially trapped Andrew Balbirnie lbw after the Ireland Test skipper had reached 45. The Irish looked set for a heavy defeat as franchise star Rashid bowled George Dockrell and Mark Adair to leave them on 95-7 but Delany produced late resistance as he hit four sixes in an 18-ball 39 before departing off a Fazalhaq Farooqi delivery, with Sediqullah Atal taking the catch. Nabi's inning included three sixes and six fours, with Atal (35) and Rashid (25) also making vital contributions with the bat after Little and Adair had ripped through Afghanistan's top order. Little bowled Rahmanullah Gurbaz to leave the Afghans on 6-1 with Adair dismissing Ibrahim Zadran and Mohammad Ishaq in successive balls before Azmatullah Omarzai was out for a duck off another Little delivery. However, Nabi and Atal steadied the Afghanistan innings with a vital 79-run partnership. The series decider will take place in Sharjah on Monday, which will round off three weeks of action between the counties, Ireland having won the one-off Test in Abu Dhabi before the Afghans clinched a 2-0 victory in a one-day series where one of the games had to be abandoned because of rain. Ireland earned a 38-run victory in the T20 series opener on Friday when Tector hit 56 and Ben White took four Afghanistan wickets. COURTESY OF

For much of the last 40 minutes at the Aviva, Scotland resembled a fighter on the ropes - pummelled but refusing to go down, surviving on instinct and pride. In Rome last week these same players folded under the pressure, but this was the other side of their split personality. This was belligerence and incredible cussedness. If Scotland's accuracy in attack deserted them - the sloppiness in possession was again a curse - it is hard to remember such a prolonged period of assaults on the Scottish line met with such resistance. The tackle count was astronomical, the aggression through the roof. Tadhg Furlong denied. Calvin Nash denied. Garry Ringrose denied. Robbie Henshaw denied. Houdini would have applauded some of the escapology out there while scratching his head over Scotland constantly inviting Ireland on to them after daft errors. Townsend 'really proud' despite Scotland loss Irish retain title by wearing down heroic Scottish defence All the news, views & updates on Scottish rugby Listen to the BBC Scotland rugby podcast Long before the final minutes, Scotland had crashed through the 200 barrier in terms of tackles made. Most of the Scots were into double figures on the stats. Their survival technique was almost surreal at times. There were Irish gripes about Furlong's try not being awarded and George Turner's head-on-head with Furlong not being punished and both were legitimate. There were Scottish gripes about Andrew Porter's game-breaking score being awarded and that was legitimate, too. There looked to be Irish obstruction in that move. This was the third meeting of these nations in a year. Unlike in Paris in the autumn, when Scotland were trounced early, and Murrayfield in the spring of last year when they fell away late on, this was resilience from start to finish. Scotland lost, but at least they turned up. They gifted Ireland seven points in what proved to be a four-point game, but their doggedness was beyond dispute. And right at the end there was a hint of a sensation, a suggestion of a rope-a-dope that would have made the Rumble in the Jungle look like a warm-up routine. READ MORE

Championship side Coventry City will face Manchester United in the FA Cup semi-finals, while holders Manchester City will play Chelsea. Coventry City beat Wolves in their quarter-final thanks to Haji Wright's 100th-minute winner. Manchester United turned things around in extra time to beat rivals Liverpool at Old Trafford. Meanwhile Manchester City cruised past Newcastle in the last eight and Chelsea beat Championship leaders Leicester. Both semi-finals will take place at Wembley Stadium on the weekend of 20-21 April. Watch all of the latest FA Cup highlights and reaction here Coventry have not played in an FA Cup semi-final since they won the competition back in 1987, the club's only major trophy. They are managed by former Manchester United striker Mark Robins, who helped the Red Devils win the FA Cup in 1990. Twelve-time winners Manchester United last lifted the FA Cup in 2016, and were runners-up in the competition last season. Holders Manchester City are looking to reach their 13th FA Cup final and are chasing an unprecedented second consecutive Treble. Chelsea have reached five of the last seven FA Cup finals, last winning the competition in 2018. READ MORE

Rory McIlroy says he hopes a meeting between players on the PGA Tour board and Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund "gets us closer to a solution" to the split in golf. Negotiations are continuing between the PGA Tour and the PIF, which funds LIV Golf, about a potential merger. PGA player-director Patrick Cantlay said a meeting with PIF representatives will take place on Monday. "It should've happened months ago, so I am glad it's happening," said McIlroy. The Northern Irishman, 34, added: "Hopefully that progresses conversations and gets us closer to a solution." Scheffler first to defend Players title at Sawgrass The PGA Tour and DP World Tour announced plans for a shock merger with PIF in June, but they failed to reach an agreement by a previous deadline at the end of 2023. PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan recently met with PIF governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan, who is also Newcastle United's chairman. A report in Golfweek said the PGA Tour's player-directors were set to also meet Al-Rumayyan, with Jordan Spieth adding on Saturday they were being "encouraged" to meet with PIF. Spieth and Cantlay are two of six player-directors on the PGA Tour board, along with Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, Webb Simpson and Peter Malnati. McIlroy resigned from the PGA Tour's Policy Board in November. Speaking at The Players Championship at TPC Sawgrass, Cantlay said he is planning on doing "a lot more listening than talking" in the meeting and will "have a lot more information after". The American added that while he doubted the two parties "will get into anything substantive in the first meeting", he is "all for" any eventual deal to reunite golf that is "in the best interests of the PGA Tour membership". READ MORE

Liverpool have joined Arsenal and Manchester United in showing an interest in Borussia Dortmund's Netherlands winger Donyell Malen, 25. (Bild - in German) West Ham boss David Moyes is planning a new bid for Manchester United's England centre-half Harry Maguire, 31, in the summer. (Sun) England forward Marcus Rashford, 26, is set to snub a potential move to Paris St-Germain and stay at Manchester United. (Sun) Atletico Madrid have enquired about a summer move for English forward Mason Greenwood, 22, but Manchester United have set a £50m asking price. (Football Transfers) Greenwood's Manchester United team-mates have backed him to play again for the Red Devils after his loan spell at Getafe. (Sun) Chelsea target Leny Yoro wants to join Real Madrid, although Lille are asking for 100m euros (£85.6m) for the French defender, 18. (Marca - in Spanish) Newcastle United will be forced to sell one of their key players this summer in an effort to balance their books. (Football Insider) Christian Eriksen will leave Manchester United at the end of the season if a suitable offer comes in for the 32-year-old Denmark midfielder. (Football Transfers) Brighton are keeping tabs on Arsenal's English winger Reiss Nelson, 24, before a potential summer move. (Football Insider) Brighton also maintain an interest in Leicester City's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall after failing with a January bid for the English midfielder, 25. (Talksport) Inter Milan are confident that Argentina striker Lautaro Martinez, 26, will sign a new contract. (Fabrizio Romano) France striker Olivier Giroud, 37, wants a Major League Soccer move to either Los Angeles or New York when his contract with AC Milan expires at the end of the season. (Gazzetta dello Sport - in Italian) Liverpool are closely monitoring Ajax's 18-year-old Netherlands defender Jorrel Hato. (Football Insider) Manchester City are in advanced talks to sign 14-year-old USA youth forward Cavan Sullivan, who is part of the academy at Philadelphia Union but is yet to sign a professional contract. (The Athletic - subscription required) Sunday's gossip column READ MORE

No Johnny Sexton, Dan Biggar, Owen Farrell or Antoine Dupont. The 2024 Six Nations was an opportunity for new stars to emerge in the absence of some of the sport's household names. BBC Sport takes a look at each nation and their young talent aged 22 or under who stepped up this campaign. England The international retirements of Courtney Lawes and Jonny May from England's old guard opened the door for 20-year-old flanker Chandler Cunningham-South and 21-year-old winger Immanuel Feyi-Waboso. Harlequins forward Cunningham-South caught the eye of former Scotland captain John Barclay when he made a 14-minute debut from the bench in England's opening win over Italy. "He's an enormous human being," Barclay said on the BBC's Six Nations Rugby Special. "He's the same sort of shape as LeBron James, he can move, he's physical, and we've just seen the very start of him." A genuine X-factor player, Feyi-Waboso showed his finishing prowess with a try off the bench in England's defeat at Murrayfield. Rewarded with a starting place in England's last-gasp victory over Ireland, the Exeter Chief wowed the Twickenham crowd with his pace and power and such was his impact, his talents were missed when injury ruled him out of the final game in France. Leicester lock George Martin was ruled out of England's first two games because of injury but came back into the starting team to face defending champions Ireland. A robust 80-minute performance followed where the 22-year-old may have established himself as England's number one enforcer with dominant tackles and carries throughout. France The temporary loss of superstar scrum-half Antoine Dupont to the France sevens team proved a bigger issue than first anticipated. Fabien Galthie dropped Maxime Lucu for Racing 92 scrum-half Nolann le Garrec for the trip to Cardiff in round four and the 21-year-old repaid his coach's faith with a player-of-the-match performance in his first Six Nations start. An audacious 40-yard reverse pass to set up a break down the wing summed up his fearless and energetic display, and he impressed again in the narrow win over England as France recovered their spark. "Le Garrec has to be the find of this tournament," said former England wing Chris Ashton. "He's a real talent." Louis Bielle-Biarrey broke into France's senior team at the World Cup but lost his place for the opening Six Nations game against Ireland. The 21-year-old wing made his Six Nations debut in Les Bleus' victory at Murrayfield and conjured up one of the tries of the tournament with the match-winning score from a chip and chase. Aged 19, Posolo Tuilagi, nephew of England's Manu, was the youngest Six Nations debutant this campaign. Following a destructive display in his first start against Italy, illness ruled the lock out of the victory against Wales before he was released back to their Under-20 side in a bid to stop England's title challenge. Weighing in at just over 23 stones, he has all the attributes to become a Six Nations great. READ MORE

Erik ten Hag's future as Manchester United manager was never going to be definitively shaped by one game but even the taciturn Dutchman must have known how much was riding on the FA Cup quarter-final meeting with Liverpool at Old Trafford. A defeat would have only hardened belief that Ten Hag is not the right fit to take United forward within the revamped football structure being assembled by new co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe. A win might just be enough to persuade the rulers inside Old Trafford's hierarchy that Ten Hag is their man. And what a win it was after a head-spinning game overflowing with the ingredients Old Trafford loves. Manchester United's 4-3 victory was sealed in the dying seconds of extra time in front of the Stretford End. Just like old times. This was the biggest and most spectacular result of Ten Hag's United career - and may just be the result that gives him a long-term future at Old Trafford. If United had lost then the noise surrounding him would have been deafening. Old Trafford instead rocked to the noise of the biggest celebrations the self-styled "Theatre Of Dreams" has witnessed in years. Will it be a game-changer for Ten Hag? Only time will tell, but a victory of such significance will not do him any harm as Ratcliffe plots United's route forward. Man Utd beat Liverpool in FA Cup thriller Man Utd to face Coventry in semi-finals READ MORE

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Here's a revelation, try getting the Police to actually enforce the law and have meaningful consequences to an action regardless of status or family name. To sum him up "don't do as we do, do as everyone should"

Unauthorised advertising, that also could be regarded as graffiti being painted on a wall in that style. Yet, if Banksy did it, it would be hailed genius! That said they recently removed one of his too.😀

Small wins which is about as close as most get, are paid out by local agents. Some charge a very small fee.

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Off topic discussion removed the topic is NOT Hitler !

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Better to ask in the local Chiang Rai forum. MOVED

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