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Guardian Premier LeagueCrystal Palace v Liverpool, Sunderland v Chelsea, and more: Premier League – live Philippine Football FederationPFF STATEMENT ON AFC’S DECISION REGARDING THE U20 MEN’S NATIONAL TEAM Google News CelticMatch Centre - Transfermarkt CBS NewsIran downplays new U.S. task force aimed at disrupting land routes UpTheClaretsClarets win Premier League 2 point The Times of BengalJubilant Ingrevia Limited SPORTbibleDavid Ornstein issues Michael Carrick update that no Man Utd fan wants to hear before Aston Villa clash The Pattaya News– The Department of Land Transport has published a draft that would remove current exemptions allowing foreigners with a valid foreign licence or International Driving Permit to skip training and testing when applying for a Thai licence. – Foreign applicants for a temporary two-year Thai licence would generally need a visa with at least two years of validity remaining, or meet other yet unknown conditions set by the department. – Driving schools could still provide training, but written and practical tests for foreign applicants would have to be taken at DLT offices. – The draft is open for public comment until the 4th of December. Existing rules remain in force until any changes are finalised and published. Bangkok: Thailand’s Department of Land Transport has published a draft that could change how foreigners apply for a Thai driving licence, with the proposal open for public comment until 4 December. The proposal would amongst other things require new applicants to have a visa with at least two years of validity left, which would disqualify the vast majority of foreigners as most visas are only valid for a year. However, it is just a proposal at this point and not a law.Chronicle LiveRemembrance Sunday Parade in Newcastle - Twenty pictures as city pays respect WFRV Local 5Kaukauna man critically injured after three-vehicle crash in Outagamie County

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'I'm a hard yes': Hakeem Jeffries announces support for Hegseth impeachment

Hakeem Jeffries, who is expected to become the next speaker of the House, was interviewed on "This Week" following Democrats' historic victories in Tuesday's election.

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