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Video shows the moment an Israeli drone laden with explosives was flown into the minaret of a mosque in Gaza.

A Kathmandu District Administration Office spokesperson says police used water cannon, batons and rubber bullets.Published On 8 Sep 20258 Sep 2025At least 14 people have been killed and dozens injured during violent protests against the government’s social media ban and alleged corruption in Nepal, according to state-run TV, as police fired live rounds at young protesters and used tear gas and rubber bullets on them.On Monday, some protesters forced their way into the parliament complex in the capital, Kathmandu, by breaking through a barricade, a local official said.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemsend of listOne protester told the ANI news…

Bill BarnwellSep 8, 2025, 08:50 AM ETCloseBill Barnwell is a senior NFL writer for ESPN.com. He analyzes football on and off the field like no one else on the planet, writing about in-season X’s and O’s, offseason transactions and so much more.He is the host of the Bill Barnwell Show podcast, with episodes released weekly. Barnwell joined ESPN in 2011 as a staff writer at Grantland.Sunday afternoon of Week 1 is the best sort of chaos. After months of projecting, speculating and believing, the opening afternoon of the NFL season is a seven-hour reality show. That quarterback you spent six…

Natalie ShermanBBC News, Fall River, MassachusettsBBCFrank Teixeira and his daughter Sue Teixeira, co-owners of Fall River-based Accurate ServicesIn a corner of a cavernous 1890s factory in southern Massachusetts, 15 people are bent over sewing machines, churning out specialty, hospital-grade neonatal gear.They are all that remain of what was once a much bigger manufacturing operation, most of which the Teixeira family shut down in 1990, reinventing their business as a largely warehousing and distribution business.Since US President Donald Trump started rolling out sweeping tariffs, the Teixeiras have been fielding more inquiries from companies newly interested in their US-based sewing services.But they…

Howard Stern has not been fired from SiriusXM and remains in the midst of negotiations over a new contract there.  Amid swirling rumors about his retirement or not being renewed at the satellite radio company, Stern cleared the air on Monday and said that he and his team have been talking about a possible new contract at SiriusXM and what that could look like.  “SiriusXM and my team have been talking about how we go forward in the future, they’ve approached me. They’ve sat down with me like they normally do and they’re fantastic,” Stern said. “We’ve been talking.” The…

Key eventsShow key events onlyPlease turn on JavaScript to use this featureTime for some lunch, back soon.ShareLunchtime scoresDIVISION ONEChelmsford: Essex v Durham 133-1Taunton: Somerset 114-2 v YorkshireThe Oval: Surrey 127-3 v WarwickshireHove: Sussex v Hampshire 81-3New Road: Worcestershire 80-6 v NottinghamshireDIVISION TWOCanterbury: Kent 122-1 v LancashireGrace Road: Leicestershire v Gloucestershire 129-2Lord’s: Middlesex v Derbyshire 105-1Northampton: Northants v Glamorgan 115-4ShareOff go the players at Grace Road, after a good morning for Gloucestershire and a rusty one for the Foxes, as they take lunch around the grounds. Scores to follow.ShareSquinting at the scorecard from Canterbury and wondering if it really says Kent…

The unforeseen impact of chatbots on mental health should be viewed as a warning over the existential threat posed by super-intelligent artificial intelligence systems, according to a prominent voice in AI safety.Nate Soares, a co-author of a new book on highly advanced AI titled If Anyone Builds It, Everyone Dies, said the example of Adam Raine, a US teenager who killed himself after months of conversations with the ChatGPT chatbot, underlined fundamental problems with controlling the technology.“These AIs, when they’re engaging with teenagers in this way that drives them to suicide – that is not a behaviour the creators wanted.…

new video loaded: Protesters March in Brazil as Bolsonaro Faces ConvictionBy Shawn Paik•September 8, 2025Supporters of the former president largely outnumbered his critics on Sunday, as thousands flooded the streets in the final week of the former president’s criminal trial.

U.S. distributor Menemsha Films has sealed a North American deal on historical thriller “Frontier” with Barcelona-based studio Filmax. Directed by Judith Colell (“Elisa K”), the WWII drama, inspired by true events, follows a Spanish customs officer who risks everything to help Jews escape Nazi-occupied France across the Pyrenees. The project was first introduced to buyers at May’s Cannes Marché du Film, where it sparked early interest. Finalized ahead of Toronto Film Festival’s first market weekend, the pact marks a significant step for Filmax as it continues to roll out one of its flagship fall titles. “Frontier” is a Spanish-Belgian co-production,…

16 Nigeria’s premium office market is showing signs of resilience, as occupancy levels for Grade A office spaces in Lagos have climbed to 73 per cent, up from 65 per cent in previous years. However, rental prices in Ikoyi, one of Lagos’ prime commercial hubs, have dropped by 3.5 per cent, underscoring a mixed performance in the segment. This was revealed in the Knight Frank Lagos Market Update for the first half of 2025, which was presented at a media briefing in Lagos. According to the report, average rental rates for Grade A offices in Ikoyi declined from $57 to…