Rodgers and Saleh's sideline interaction during Jets' win sparks speculation, but both downplay tension, focusing on game strategy and Rodgers' impressive performance.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, cites security concerns as the reason for not holding in-person constituency surgeries, sparking a debate on the balance between safety and democratic duties.
Rodgers and Saleh's sideline interaction during Jets' win sparks speculation, but both downplay tension, focusing on game strategy and Rodgers' impressive performance.
Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, cites security concerns as the reason for not holding in-person constituency surgeries, sparking a debate on the balance between safety and democratic duties.
