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Tommy O'Brien Reveals Jack Nienaber’s Defense Tactics Helped Ireland Prepare for South Africa Clash

Tommy O'Brien revealed Jack Nienaber’s defense system helped Ireland prepare for South Africa, but the Springboks still won 25-10 at Aviva Stadium, exposing Ireland’s discipline issues and ending Rassie Erasmus’s winless streak in Dublin.

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Spencer Matthews and Craig Charles Exit I'm A Celebrity Amid Medical Emergencies

Spencer Matthews left I'm A Celebrity in 2015 due to steroid medication, while Craig Charles exited after his brother's heart attack death. ITV's jungle trials have sparked multiple medical evacuations since 2002, raising safety concerns.

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Frank de Boer Retires from Management After Al Jazira Sacking, Cites 'Enough of...'

Frank de Boer, former Netherlands and Atlanta United manager, has retired from football management after being sacked by Al Jazira in December 2023, citing exhaustion from high-profile failures in Serie A and the Premier League.

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Gen Z Protests Force Timor-Leste to Scrap Politician Pensions and Luxury Cars

Gen Z protesters in Dili, Timor-Leste, forced parliament to scrap luxury SUVs and lifetime pensions for officials after mass demonstrations in September 2025. Led by students using TikTok and Facebook, the movement demands accountability, not just policy changes.

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Prime Video’s Top 10 Movies (Oct 10‑17) & New Releases Shaping October 2025

Prime Video's weekly top‑10 (Oct 10‑17) highlights fresh hits like Maintenance Required with Madelaine Petsch, while October's slate adds new originals, horror features and award‑winning series.

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Jobe Bellingham Stars as Dortmund Wins Thriller at Club World Cup

Jobe Bellingham scores his first Dortmund goal, earning Man of the Match as the club beats Mamelodi Sundowns 4‑3 at the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup.

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Bradley Hall puts East Stanley Working Men’s Club up for £250k sale

Bradley Hall lists the former East Stanley Working Men’s Club in Stanley, County Durham, for £250,000, sparking community concerns over its future use.

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Celtic Supporters' Safety Guide for Belgrade Europa League Clash

After a Celtic fan was hospitalized in Belgrade, the club rolled out strict safety steps for the upcoming Europa League tie with Crvena zvezda. Fans are told to avoid Celtic colours in the city centre, use club‑arranged transport and follow a tight stadium‑entry schedule. The plan aims to keep supporters out of trouble while still letting them enjoy the match. Local police and UEFA have long warned about risks for visiting fans in Serbia.

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Harry Potter attraction under review in Vancouver as park commissioner weighs contract cancellation

A Harry Potter-themed event planned for Stanley Park is under review after a Vancouver Park Board commissioner raised concerns about reputational risk tied to J.K. Rowling’s views on transgender rights. Commissioner Tom Digby says he didn’t grasp the implications when he approved the contract in a closed meeting. The board is weighing options as community backlash grows. No final decision has been made.

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How does the wnba exist if they only lose money every year?

Well, folks, the WNBA sure knows how to keep the mystery alive! Despite losing money year after year, they're still here, dribbling away! But here's the scoop: it's all about sponsorship, broadcasting rights, and support from the NBA. The WNBA isn't just a league, it's a movement, proving that passion and perseverance can dunk over dollar signs any day. So, as long as there are people who love the game and players who love to play, the WNBA is going nowhere but the net!

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