Warren Abrahams, former head coach of Wales’ women’s side, has died aged 43.
Abrahams, who was in charge of Wales from November 2020 to July…
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Palestinians in Gaza need access to “nutritional food” | Al Jazeera
Oxfam’s Chris McIntosh explains Israel’s war on Gaza has left Palestinians there with little purchasing power, as aid trucks remain stalled at the border despite a ceasefire.
Published On 12 Oct 2025
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The Blogs: ‘The voice is Jacob’s but the hands are Esau’s’ | Donna Robinson Divine
The most striking fact about the ceasefire agreement is that while Hamas may have signed it, the terrorist organization did not set its terms. The return of all the hostages, the lifting of the siege on Gaza City, and the partial withdrawal…
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Women 1 – 0 Brighton Women – Match Report
We got back to winning ways in the Women’s Super League with a 1-0 victory over Brighton & Hove Albion on Sunday afternoon.
Olivia Smith’s first half cross was deflected into the Seagulls’ net off Marisa Olislagers, catching out Chiamaka…
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Shaun Murphy beats Gary Wilson and will face Mark Williams in Xi’an Grand Prix final
Shaun Murphy beat Gary Wilson 6-4 at the Xi’an Grand Prix to book his place in a second consecutive ranking final.
He will face Mark Williams – who at the age of 50, is looking surpass the late Ray Reardon as the oldest ranking event winner, a…
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Spy Eli Cohen’s remains to be transferred to Israel soon from Syria – report
The Saudi channel Al-Hadath reported Sunday that the remains of Israeli spy Eli Cohen, who operated in Syria during the 1960s, are expected to soon be transferred to Israel.
The report was not verified and didn’t offer any further…
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Hostage, IDF soldier Nimrod Cohen to be freed from Gaza
Hostage, IDF soldier Nimrod Cohen to be freed from Gaza | The Jerusalem PostJerusalem Post/Israel News/Defense NewsThe family was told by released hostages that Nimrod was struggling with an untreated skin disease, had a rash all over his body,…
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In Venezuela’s ‘darkest hours’, will peace prize boost opposition or backfire? | Venezuela
In March 2019 as a nationwide blackout plunged Venezuela into darkness, hundreds of citizens huddled on a basketball court in the city of Maracaibo to hear their leader promise to guide them out of the gloom.
“We are, quite literally, living…
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