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For more infomation >> Breaking News : धनतेरस के मौके पे BABA RamDev ने दिया दिवाली तोहफा , जल्दी से फायदा उठाये? - Duration: 2:26.

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நாப்கின் போடாதது யார்?.. மாணவி டிரஸ்ஸை கழற்றி ஆசிரியர்கள் இப்படியும் செய்வார்களா | TAMIL NEWS - Duration: 1:52.

For more infomation >> நாப்கின் போடாதது யார்?.. மாணவி டிரஸ்ஸை கழற்றி ஆசிரியர்கள் இப்படியும் செய்வார்களா | TAMIL NEWS - Duration: 1:52.

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WTWO News 10-31-18 - Duration: 33:33.

For more infomation >> WTWO News 10-31-18 - Duration: 33:33.

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Foreign nationals to be allowed to join British army UK news - Duration: 3:19.

Foreign nationals to be allowed to join British army UK news

MoD expected to drop residential requirement in bid to solve recruitment crisis

MoD expected to drop residential requirement in bid to solve recruitment crisis

Foreign nationals will be allowed to join the British army despite never having lived in the country, ministers will reveal as part of plans to help stem a worsening recruitment crisis in the armed forces.

The Ministry of Defence is expected to announce on Monday that it will no longer require those joining the armed services from Commonwealth countries such as Australia, India, Canada, Kenya and Fiji to have lived in Britain for five years.

Under the policy, recruits will be considered for all forces including the Royal Navy and the RAF, with applications opening in early 2019. It is hoped the changes will mean an extra 1,350 people join every year. The army will begin the admissions from early next year, while the navy and RAF will commence the process immediately. Applications from citizens of countries outside the Commonwealth will not be accepted.

"Foreign and Commonwealth troops have historically been important and valued sources of recruitment for the British arm and I welcome the recruitment limit increase," Mark Francois, a member of the defence select committee, told The Daily Telegraph, which first published details of the plan.

The armed forces are short of 8,200 soldiers, sailors and air personnel, a report found earlier this year, the worse shortage since 2010.

The government allows 200 Commonwealth citizens who have not lived in Britain for five years to apply, a rule introduced in 2016. But now the cap will be lifted. Special rules already allow citizens of Ireland and Gurkhas from Nepal to join the armed forces because of special rules.

MPs said the move highlighted a crisis in recruitment, taking aim at Capita, the business service provider that runs the army's recruitment campaign. Francois, who spent a year meeting with MoD officials and military personnel, said: "The army is disappearing before our eyes and will continue to do so until Capita are sacked."

A Capita spokesman said it was confident changes it was introducing would deliver "[better] outcomes for candidates and the army".

Concern was also raised in April's National Audit Office report that there were "much larger shortfalls" in the number of engineers, pilots and intelligence analysts. It said the air force iswas undertaking more missions than it had for a quarter of a century.

And a Conservative MP's report in July 2017 warned that the armed forces were "hollowing out" due to recruitment issues.

Francois described factors leading to a recruitment crisis as the "perfect storm", citing high employment rates and an ageing population as reasons behind a fall in numbers. He also said an increase in obesity and a rising proportion of black, Asian and minority ethnic people – who he said had until now been less likely to apply for military service – were also behind the fall.

Francois recommended that attempts be made to attract more black, Asian and minority ethnic recruits, as well as getting more women to join.

Last month, it was announced that women would be allowed to apply for all roles in the British military for the first time, including in frontline infantry units and the Royal Marines. New rules mean women will also be able to put themselves forward for selection for specialist units including the SAS and SBS.

The defence secretary, Gavin Williamson, made the announcement during a land power demonstration on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire.

For more infomation >> Foreign nationals to be allowed to join British army UK news - Duration: 3:19.

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காதலிக்க மறுத்த மாணவி ஃபுல் போதையில் ஆசிரியர் செய்த செயல் | TAMIL NEWS - Duration: 1:19.

For more infomation >> காதலிக்க மறுத்த மாணவி ஃபுல் போதையில் ஆசிரியர் செய்த செயல் | TAMIL NEWS - Duration: 1:19.

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Arsenal news: Liverpool match proved Unai Emery has made one significant change - Redknapp - Duration: 2:55.

 Arsenal and Liverpool played out a thrilling Premier League clash on Saturday night, with both teams having to settle for a point each

 The Reds looked to be going home with all three at one point, after James Milner fired them in front in the 61st minute

 Arsenal, however, produced a stirring display to earn a draw with Alexandre Lacazette striking with just eight minutes left on the clock

 In recent years, many have bemoaned the atmosphere of matches at the Emirates Stadium, with supporters being accused of failing to get behind their team

 Certainly, fans have appeared less vocal and intimidating than when the Gunners played their matches at Highbury

 But Redknapp, writing in his column for the Daily Mail, believes Emery has changed that with supporters fully behind him

 He wrote: "What struck me most about Arsenal's draw against Liverpool was the Emirates atmosphere

 "The fans were brimming with optimism and it was a ground transformed. "That is all down to Unai Emery

 "For the last 10 years, their fans have been crying out for grit and determination in their team

 "Now, Arsenal do not know when they are beaten." Meanwhile, Emery lauded Arsenal duo Lucas Torreira and Granit Xhaka for their performances against Liverpool

 The Gunners boss said: "I want, with each player to continue and hope we can do better

 "With Xhaka I am happy, because first he's a very good player, and he has a very good commitment for us

 "He wants to improve, and I think he can improve. We want to continue with him to give him the time to improve

 "Every player works a lot, and it's very important for our balance that we have two midfielders like Xhaka and Torreira, because the balance in midfield is also important for our balance in defence and our balance offensively

 "They're important tactically and also their commitment and their work, running a lot

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