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Third-Place Showdown: Why England vs France is a 900-year-old derby
Old enemies England and France meet in football’s most unwanted fixture, with Didier Deschamps’ farewell, the Golden Boot and 900 years of competitive irritation at stake. Read more in today's OFFSIDE.
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Streamer University 2026 ending date explained as Kai Cenat reveals what happens before July 20
The grand finale of Streamer University 2026, hosted by Kai Cenat, is set for July 20th morning. Alumni have begun to flock to campus to engage with students in these last days of festivities. Kai has made it clear that any rule infractions could lead to expulsion from campus. This year's event boasts a longer duration than its predecessor, designed to maximize creative collaboration and ensure a vibrant atmosphere.
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'Fast, unpredictable': What players, coaches said about New Jersey pitch before WC final
The hybrid grass pitch at the New York New Jersey Stadium is a major talking point. Players and coaches have shared contrasting views on its speed and firmness. Rain significantly alters the playing surface, making it faster and smoother for matches. FIFA has managed the pitch carefully, allowing it time to recover. The final outcome may depend on Saturday's weather and its impact.
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AIBE XXI result declared: Check direct link to download scorecards
The Bar Council of India has announced the AIBE XXI Result 2026 on its official website. Candidates who appeared for the June 7 examination can now download their scorecards using their login credentials. The result is crucial for obtaining the Certificate of Practice, while candidates are advised to verify all details on the scorecard and report any discrepancies promptly.
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'Affair, snakebite, Rs 20L insurance': How UP woman, lover plotted husband's murder
A woman and her lover were arrested for a planned murder to claim insurance money. They sedated the husband and released a poisonous snake in his blanket. The snakebite killed the man, and the wife initially claimed it was an accident. Investigators found evidence of repeated calls and pictures of a snake. Both confessed to orchestrating the crime with snake charmers for financial gain.
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2 held in Guwahati for painting Sonam Wangchuk murals on public wall
Two individuals were apprehended for painting activist Sonam Wangchuk murals on public walls. Guwahati police registered two separate cases against the accused individuals. Meanwhile, Sonam Wangchuk was shifted to Safdarjung Hospital after his hunger strike. He completed a twenty-day fast demanding the education minister's resignation. Police action drew criticism from several opposition parties and student organizations.
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Protests rock Dhaka after Hindu man arrested for building 81-ft Lord Ram statue
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Days after Atlas warning, robot dispute shuts down a car factory
Hyundai workers in South Korea have initiated a partial strike over automation concerns. The union demands safeguards before Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot deployment. Negotiations are ongoing regarding job security and AI integration into factories. This action marks the auto industry's first factory shutdown due to automation. The strike could significantly impact Hyundai's vehicle production and sales figures.
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UN raises concern over unrest in PoK, seeks investigation into protest-related deaths
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CDC finds shredded lettuce behind Taco Bell-linked cyclospora outbreak
US health officials identified Taco Bell's shredded lettuce as the source of a Cyclospora outbreak. This parasitic infection sickened over 1,600 people and led to 94 hospitalizations across five states. Investigations traced the contaminated lettuce through the supply chain to a farm in central Mexico. Taylor Farms voluntarily removed its iceberg lettuce from the US market and initiated a recall.
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Plain clothes, white sheets, 3 layers: How Delhi Police planned Wangchuk's shift to hospital
Delhi Police conducted a pre-planned operation to remove Sonam Wangchuk from Jantar Mantar. The activist was then shifted to Safdarjung Hospital due to his health. Police cited a Delhi High Court order and medical advice for the action. Protesters continued their demonstration after Wangchuk's removal from the site. The operation aimed to minimize resistance and ensure a clear route.
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'Cricket has lost one of its greatest': Virat Kohli mourns Garry Sobers' death
Kohli took to X to express his condolences and praised Sobers' impact on the game. "Cricket has lost one of its greatest. Rest in peace, Sir Garfield Sobers. Your legacy will inspire generations," Kohli wrote.
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Eye on Russia: UK's Storm Fighter, Germany’s Tranche‑4 Eurofighters signal new era of air defence
Europe is increasing defense spending to counter Russian aggression and enhance collective security. The United Kingdom is developing its Storm Fighter drone program for future combat operations. Germany is modernizing its air force by fielding new Tranche 4 Eurofighter aircraft. These initiatives reflect a broader European push for military capability upgrades. Nations are investing in autonomous systems and updating existing fighter fleets.
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Wangchuk opposed hospitalisation a day before; CJP shares video
Activist Sonam Wangchuk opposed his hospitalization, stating his fast was self-chosen. Delhi Police moved him to Safdarjung Hospital citing health concerns and court orders. The Cockroach Janta Party shared a video showing Wangchuk's objection to hospitalization efforts. Wangchuk has been on an indefinite hunger strike since June 28 supporting the NEET protest. His wife also questioned the decision to hospitalize him without consent.
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'Promoting love jihad': Aamir Khan gets 'choke the breath' threat from Lawrence Bishnoi gang
The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has issued death threats against Bollywood actor Aamir Khan. Gangsters Aarzoo Bishnoi and Tyson Bishnoi made the threats via social media and audio clips. The group also warned politicians shielding alleged culprits in a Rajasthan case. They paid tribute to deceased associates, vowing retaliation for their sacrifice. The gang claims Khan and others promote 'love jihad' against their culture.
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Priyanka Chopra's first images show Mandakini avatar; film set for Aug 7, 2027
Priyanka Chopra rings in her birthday with stunning new looks from the upcoming film Varanasi. With birthday wishes pouring in from industry stalwarts like Mahesh Babu and Prithviraj Sukumar, this celebration is truly special. Marking her much-anticipated return to Indian cinema after her role in The Sky Is Pink (2019), Varanasi is set to hit theaters on August 7, 2027.
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CJP's Dipke announces indefinite hunger strike after Wangchuk removed from Jantar Mantar
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'They rigged election, & I got FIFA WC': Trump praises Balogun decision, repeats 2020 claim
Trump made the remarks during a reception at Trump Tower before a FIFA Council meeting on Friday, two days ahead of Sunday's World Cup final.
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