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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia 鈥?Saudi King Salman on Monday swore in new officials to take over from a powerful prince and former minister believed to be detained in a large-scale sweep that has shocked the country and upended longstanding traditions within the ruling family.The official Saudi Press Agency released images of the king swearing in new National Guard chief Prince Khalid bin Ayyaf al-Muqrin and new Economy and Planning Minister Mohammad al-Tuwaijri.Prince Miteb bin Abdullah, who for the past four years had led the National Guard, and Adel Fakeih, who was minister of economy since April, were both reportedly arrested as part of a purported anti-corruption probe led by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Prince Miteb was once considered a contender for the throne, though he has not been thought of recently as a challenger to Prince Mohammed.The arrests began late Saturday. Eleven princes and 38 officials and businessmen are reportedly being held at five-star hotels across the capital, Riyadh.
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The city is allowing Adamson Barbecue to reopen for takeout and delivery services. The restaurants Etobicoke location was previously shut down for defying the citys ban on indoor dining.According to a City of Toronto press release, the lifting of the shutdown order is contingent on compliance with the citys business licensing bylaw and passing a DineSafe inspection.The owner of Adamson Barbecue, Adam Skelly, has operated his original Leaside location without a business licence for four years. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Skelly and his business stepped into the spotlight in November after his refusal to close his Etobicoke location for in-person dining during the lockdown. Toronto Public Health ordered the restaurant
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