The latest report says United were willing to meet a reported £35m price, but Gavi has no interest in leaving Barça. Forget the fee for a second what’s the pitch? Bigger role? Premier League? More money? Because if the player isn't looking for an exit, this feels dead before negotiations even matter.
For introverts who like detail work, I want to ask which hobbies stay interesting once the beginner novelty is gone. The appeal isn’t really “something to do alone.” Watching shows already does that. I mean something quiet where skill becomes visible over time and you can keep making the work harder without needing a group, class, or social scene around it. Miniatures seem good for precision and tiny problem solving, and origami has basically no storage burden, carving needs much higher tool/cleanup commitment, and models sit somewhere in the middle. The constraints that matter to me are apartment-friendly noise, limited storage, and being able to stop after a short evening session without ruining anything. For introverts who stuck with a detail-heavy hobby for years, what gave it enough depth to keep feeling like a skill rather than another way to pass the evening?
I saw the news about the new digital safety framework setting a minimum age of 15 for kids to create/use personal social media accounts here. And my 13 year old daughter is already on TikTok and Instagram, and now I'm wondering how strictly platforms or authorities are actually enforcing this for existing users, like, are schools sending out notices about compliance, or is it mostly aimed at holding the platforms responsible for account verification? really don't want her account to be deleted neither us getting flagged for compliance issues, but getting a teen to delete their apps cold turkey is impossible lol. How are other parents in Dubai/Abu Dhabi are dealing with this update.