Confederation of African Football president, Patrice Motsepe, has defended the African football body’s controversial decision to strip Senegal of its Africa Cup of Nations title.
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Confederation of African Football president, Patrice Motsepe, has defended the African football body’s controversial decision to strip Senegal of its Africa Cup of Nations title.
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A humanoid robot used in a restaurant recently lost the plot after a staff member hit the wrong button, prompting it to trash the restaurant on Main Street Cupertino restaurant on Stevens Creek Boulevard.
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A Republican-appointed federal judge has ordered that more than 1,000 Voice of America (VOA) employees be reinstated after a Trump administration order effectively dismantled the radio network, triggering mass layoffs.
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A 60-year-old British man has been charged under cyber-crime laws in Dubai after allegedly filming Iranian missiles over the city.
UK Foreign Office officials are understood to be supporting his family.
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The Trump administration’s crusade to “save” white South Africans from supposed persecution is backfiring as a growing number of them are buying one-way tickets home—disillusioned by the violence, fear, and brutality in Trump’s United States.
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A mum who falsely accused 10 men of rape has been jailed for four-and-a-half years. Stacey Sharples, 31, trawled dating sites to meet men, often going back to their homes then calling the cops alleging she had been raped.
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A masked fan unplugged a VAR monitor during a German second division football match.
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Former footballer Joey Barton has been ordered to pay Eni Aluko £300,000 after comparing the female pundit to Rose West in a string of posts.
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The United States Embassy in Nigeria has issued a security alert warning of a possible terrorist threat targeting US government facilities and American-affiliated schools in the country.
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Sales of Bibles and quiz books surged to heights not seen since the late 1990s according to the latest data from NielsenIQ BookData, which oversees the ISBN and SAN Agencies for the UK and Ireland. Expenditure on the Good Book rose by 19% in 2025, while the appetite for trivia saw a 24% spike.
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