The upcoming Snooker World Championship, kicking off this weekend at the historic Crucible Theatre in Sheffield, casts a long shadow of uncertainty over the venue’s future as host. The Crucible has held the prestigious tournament since 1977, but its contract expires in 2027. This has opened the door for potential relocation, with Saudi Arabia emerging as a strong contender. World …
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Paris 2024: Will Kylian Mbappe represent France at the Olympic Games?
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China Censors Unhappy Family Videos to Boost Birth Rate
Beijing, China – China is facing a demographic crisis, with a rapidly ageing population and a …
Ex-asylum seeker who set two elderly worshippers alight given indefinite hospital sentence
A British court has sentenced a Sudanese man, Muhammad Abur, to an indefinite hospital order for att…
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Paris 2024: Will Kylian Mbappe represent France at the Olympic Games?
With only 100 days left until the Paris Olympics, a major question hangs over the French sporting scene: will Kylian MbappĂ©, arguably the nation’s most celebrated athlete, represent his home country? According to reporter Miriam Walker, MbappĂ© is highly enthusiastic about competing in the Games. He recently described it as a “dream” and the “holy grail” for athletes [1]. This …
Read More »From Prison to House Arrest: Aung San Suu Kyi’s Ongoing Struggle
Myanmar former leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, has been relocated from prison to house arrest, as confirmed by the country’s military government. Ms Suu Kyi’s administration was ousted by a military coup in 2021, and she has been held in detention since then, facing a 27-year sentence for various charges including treason, bribery, and breaching telecommunications laws. Junta spokesperson Major …
Read More »China Censors Unhappy Family Videos to Boost Birth Rate
Beijing, China – China is facing a demographic crisis, with a rapidly ageing population and a declining birth rate. This poses a significant threat to the nation’s economic well-being. Desperate to reverse this trend, the Chinese government has resorted to some rather unorthodox measures. The latest tactic involves the censorship of short online videos portraying unhappy families. These videos, often …
Read More »Ex-asylum seeker who set two elderly worshippers alight given indefinite hospital sentence
A British court has sentenced a Sudanese man, Muhammad Abur, to an indefinite hospital order for attempting to murder two elderly Muslim men outside mosques in separate attacks last year. Abur, originally from Sudan, came to the UK seeking asylum in 2017 and was granted leave to remain in 2019. However, in February 2023, he targeted 82-year-old Hashi Adow outside …
Read More »Telegram on the Rise: Encrypted Messaging App Nears a Billion Users
London, England – Telegram, a behemoth in the social media landscape, is on track to hit a significant milestone: one billion active monthly users by year’s end, according to its billionaire founder, Pavel Durov. In an interview with American commentator Tucker Carlson on Tuesday, Mr. Durov declared, “Telegram is spreading like wildfire.” But what exactly is Telegram, and why the …
Read More »“Slippery Slope!” Julia Hartley-Brewer HITS OUT At Rishi Sunak Smoking Ban
The UK House of Commons passed a controversial smoking ban on Tuesday night, with a significant number of Conservative MPs opposing the government’s own legislation. The new law aims to create a “smoke-free generation” by prohibiting the sale of cigarettes and tobacco products to anyone born after January 1st, 2009. UK Parliament Approves Landmark Smoking Ban The policy has sparked …
Read More »‘Hypocrisy’ of a London school Muslim prayer ban
A British secular school has ignited controversy over its policy on religious expression. The school, described as “avowedly secular,” is facing criticism for allegedly stifling religious practices among students. One commentator argued that the school’s stance is hypocritical, pointing out that national holidays like Christmas and national symbols referencing God are not banned despite their Christian roots. “[The school is] …
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