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Josh Hazlewood’s expert death bowling snapped RCB’s poor run at home with a thrilling win over Rajasthan Royals. Kohli and Padikkal set up the contest, but it was Hazlewood’s late surge, including a dominant 19th over, that snatched victory, spotlighting RR’s repeated end-game stumbles.
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Grammy-winner Samara Joy will headline a jazz-packed night at the BBC Proms 2025, performing classics from the Great American Songbook plus her acclaimed album tracks with the BBC Concert Orchestra. The special event happens July 19 at the Royal Albert Hall and will be broadcast on BBC Four and iPlayer.
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Yin and Gaz, once married and now best friends, are competing as a team on Race Across the World 2025. Their close bond and shared past set them apart from other contestant pairs, as they hope resilience and loyalty will guide them through the demanding cross-continental contest.
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A strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake shook the Istanbul area, leaving hundreds injured and revealing just how vulnerable the region is to future earthquakes. Residents stayed outside all night, worried about aftershocks and what could come next.
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Fans of The Martin Lewis Money Show are buzzing about Jeanette Kwakye taking over from Angelica Bell as co-host. Kwakye, known for her Olympic background and sports broadcasting, brings fresh energy to the ITV financial advice program. The specific reason behind Bell’s departure remains a mystery.
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US Vice President JD Vance, in India for a diplomatic visit, expressed shock and sorrow over the Pahalgam terror attack that left 26 dead and 12 injured. He condemned the act and voiced support for the victims, as Indian officials ramp up security and investigate militant infiltration.
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Hussain Vorajee, who lost £1 million to gambling addiction, is calling for strict limits on gambling ads, warning that their sheer volume traps recovering addicts and fuels a surge in problem gambling. With millions exposed to ads yearly and industry profits soaring, campaigners worry voluntary industry payments and minor penalties aren't enough.
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An £80 million boost is set to overhaul how GPs handle patient referrals, with the government hoping specialist advice can keep up to two million people off NHS hospital waiting lists by 2025/26. The scheme also supports community treatments and has brought in thousands of extra GPs to tackle chronic shortages.
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Alexandre Lacazette's quick thinking secured Lyon a narrow win over Saint-Étienne in a heated 'Le Derby,' boosting their European hopes. Lille, meanwhile, saw victory slip away as Nice scored late, leaving them frustrated. Full match details remain limited, but the results shake up the Ligue 1 table.
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Liverpool are nearly Premier League champions after a tight 1-0 win over Leicester City, who now face an almost certain relegation. Trent Alexander-Arnold's late strike keeps Liverpool's 13-point cushion, leaving them just one victory from clinching the title. Leicester's defensive issues persist, as Liverpool continue to dominate their clashes.
Dmitry Bivol triumphed over Artur Beterbiev in a thrilling rematch, capturing the undisputed light heavyweight crown. With judges scoring the fight 116-112, 115-113, and 114-114, Bivol's strategic adjustments and relentless determination shone through. The event in Riyadh also saw notable victories by Joseph Parker and Shakur Stevenson.
A strong 6.2 magnitude earthquake shook the Istanbul area, leaving hundreds injured and revealing just how vulnerable the region is to future earthquakes. Residents stayed outside all night, worried about aftershocks and what could come next.
The UK's Afghan Relocation and Assistance Policy (ARAP) has faced backlash after rejecting 87% of applications by September 2021. Despite efforts to assist interpreters and collaborators, many are left in peril, including those previously working on UK-funded projects. Initiatives like the Afghan Citizens’ Resettlement Scheme aim to offer refuge but struggle with slow implementation, leaving many eligible Afghans exposed to Taliban threats.
Abdullah Öcalan, the jailed leader of the PKK, has called for the group to disarm, dissolve, and integrate into Türkiye, potentially ending a conflict that's taken over 40,000 lives. This paradigm shift, emerging from secret talks, could drive legal reforms and redefine regional geopolitics. Yet, success hinges on internal and external cooperation and addressing Kurdish issues within Türkiye.
Jack Draper showed incredible resilience to come from behind and defeat Jenson Brooksby in the BNP Paribas Open at Indian Wells. After being down 1-4 in the first set, Draper surged back to win 7-5, 6-4, showcasing his ability to handle pressure and unconventional opponents. This win advances him to face Taylor Fritz and highlights his impressive start in 2025.