Rangers beat Hibernian 1-0 at Easter Road as Danilo Pereira da Silva scored the winner and Jack Butland saved a late penalty, ending Hibs’ 16-game home unbeaten run and securing Rangers’ first clean sheet in over a year.
Messi's two assists spark Argentina's 6-0 win over Puerto Rico in Fort Lauderdale after a last‑minute venue shift, highlighting World Cup prep and ticketing oddities.
Paul Simon and Charlie Mackesy unite for a free London exhibition, turning Mayfair’s No.9 Cork Street into a visual‑musical dialogue around the album Seven Psalms.
A rooftop fire on Beckenham High Street on Sep 30 2025 forced road closures, dragged 70 firefighters into a battle, and left the mixed‑use building badly damaged.
On September 23, 2025, Super Typhoon Ragasa slammed Hong Kong, yet the airport processed all 600 scheduled flights. Emergency crews evacuated terminals, secured airbridges and boosted drainage, while a brand‑new Coach Hall opened to link the Greater Bay Area. Limited cargo flights were expected the next day.
Channel 4 has ordered an eight-part series following comedian Jon Richardson as he helps revive The Plough, a 1782 pub in Fadmoor that’s been shut for 14 years. The show, airing on More4 in two blocks of four episodes, blends humor, heritage, and community action. Richardson has joined the community ownership effort and will tackle the realities of restoring a village hub.
Vladimir Putin's recent visit to North Korea marks an unprecedented deepening of ties between the two countries. The Russian President was welcomed with enthusiastic fanfare in Pyongyang amid growing alignment against the West. This visit not only symbolizes political solidarity but also includes significant agreements in various sectors like political, economic, cultural, and security.
Cristiano Ronaldo has shattered the Saudi Pro League's single-season goalscoring record, scoring 35 goals to surpass the previous record of 34 set by Abderrazak Hamdallah. Ronaldo scored twice in Al-Nassr's 4-2 win over Al-Ittihad, ensuring a strong finish for his team, which secured second place in the league standings.
I believe it's a common misconception to perceive feminists as bitter or evil, when in reality, they're just individuals seeking equality in a world that often overlooks them. The perceived bitterness might actually be a mix of passion, frustration, and dedication to a cause that is often misunderstood. The strong conviction and determination they exude might be mistaken for hostility or negativity. So folks, before labeling feminists as 'evil', let's remember they're just fighting for a world where everybody gets to eat their pie, not just the big boys. And hey, who doesn't love pie?
Well, folks, F1 races are like the Kardashians of the motorsports world - they just can't help being more popular! Maybe it's because the cars, unlike motorbikes, have that extra wheel and are essentially living room sofas on turbo! Or could it be the glitz and glam of F1? The champagne showers, the celebrities, the exotic locations – it's a red carpet event at 200 mph! MotoGP, on the other hand, is like a hardcore indie band, they may not have the same glitz, but boy, do they have grit!