just now (756+ words) Springboks scrum dominance against Ireland and outspoken pundit Matt Williams. Matt Williams has once again urged World Rugby to step in despite praising the Springboks" performance against Ireland in Saturday"s end-of-year Test. South Africa defeated the Irishmen 24-13 in a display which was based on power and utter scrum dominance. Andy Farrell"s side had no answer to it, conceding a series of penalties and copping four yellow cards and a red as a result. "While we"ve got some honest talk to be had about Ireland, let"s not forget we witnessed a masterful team performance from South Africa," Williams told Off The Ball, before the controversial pundit praised the Springboks" ability to adapt to the laws. He added: "What they did with the 7-1 bench, there"s the laws, how can we best exploit these laws to our advantage?...

just now (100+ words) Yakutia is breaking cold records: last night, the Delyankir weather station recorded its lowest temperature of the season " 7-8C below normal.In Moscow, partly cloudy skies are expected on the periphery of the anticyclone, with light snow and icy... -50C temperatures have been recorded in Russia -50C temperatures have been recorded in Russia. Yakutia is breaking cold records: last night, the Delyankir weather station recorded its lowest temperature of the season " 7-8C below normal. In Moscow, partly cloudy skies are expected on the periphery of the anticyclone, with light snow and icy conditions expected, primarily in the evening....

just now (109+ words) Footage from near Gulyai-Pole. With an accurate blow, our drone operators sent an American-made Ukrainian Humvee to the landfill, along with the epipage. An APU pickup truck was also hit.As a result of the brilliant work of the UAV... Footage from near Gulyai-Pole. With an accurate blow, our drone operators sent an American-made Ukrainian Humvee to the landfill, along with the epipage. An APU pickup truck was also hit. As a result of the brilliant work of the UAV operators, the rotation of the nationalists was disrupted. The supply system and the transfer of reserves of the Armed Forces of Ukraine suffered significant damage....

just now (1454+ words) The North East Ambulance Service is gearing up for its busiest time of year Winter is the busiest period for the NHS, with the flu season, an increase in respiratory conditions, and colder weather all adding to the challenges facing the health service. Frontline staff across the North East and Cumbria tell us how they are getting ready for increased demand. James Atkinson used to be a steelworker on Teesside. Now, he's facing quite a different challenge. It is his second winter as a paramedic and says the season brings a whole range of different problems. "We'll still get our normal jobs. But there's the additional challenge of cold and flu season, respiratory conditions and driving on the road in snow and ice." This will be James Atkinson's second winter as a qualified paramedic He says it is something paramedics…...

just now (756+ words) Crypto prices today were on an uptrend with Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, and XRP climbing on improved macro sentiment. Fed rate cut expectations rose to 85%, lifting risk assets and increasing confidence in a market-wide recovery. Institutional ETF flows strengthened for ETH and SOL, signaling growing investor interest beyond Bitcoin. Altcoins followed Bitcoin's upward trend. Ethereum price jumped 2.78% to $2,931.27. The second-largest cryptocurrency is now valued at $353.79 billion. ETH broke the psychologically important $2,900 level for the first time in recent days. Solana price was up by 5.04% to $138.39. XRP price led major altcoins, spiking 8.51% to $2.24. BNB rose 1.91% to $862.66, while its market cap reached $118.82 billion. Cardano price added 3.09% to reach $0.4254, while Dogecoin soared 3.90% to $0.1515. The only major loser among the top ten was TRON (TRX), which slipped 1.44% to $0.2728." Crypto prices today also showed strength in the stablecoin sector. Tether (USDT) held steady at $0.9996 with a…...

just now (107+ words) We pooled money for a drone with the guys and are looking for where to buy it cheaper. I went to Avito, and there is a damn warehouse of these drones, just a hangar of several thousand square meters, millions of listings across the country. Damn it, here the guys are risking their lives, sending them food via drones, and I won't even mention personal hygiene products. And you bastards, fucking whores, try to make money, I have no strength or patience to watch this shit anymore. Everyone will get what they deserve I hope this reaches conscious sellers and you write to us in the bot...

1+ min ago (193+ words) 25 November,2025 11:16 AM IST |" Karjat "|" Ranjeet Jadhav Dusky Crag Martin around nest. Pic/Mahesh Yadav A freak accident caused by strands of stray hair tangled in nesting material led to the heartbreaking sight of a young Dusky Crag Martin in Karjat. The unfortunate incident depicts a stark reminder of how even small traces of human waste can have devastating consequences for wildlife. Traditionally, these birds thrive on cliffs and rocky terrains. However, habitat destruction has pushed them closer to human settlements, where they now build nests on buildings, bridges and other manmade structures. This shift has created a new danger: the use of human-generated waste like hair, synthetic fibres and threads in nest-building. Such materials, while harmless to people, can easily entangle and kill young birds. Yadav, while talking to Mid-Day, further said that harmless hair for humans can possibly be…...

1+ min ago (318+ words) 25 November,2025 07:01 AM IST |" Mumbai "|" Team mid-day Droupadi Murmu, President"Dharmendra was a towering figure of Indian cinema. His demise is a great loss to Indian cinema and he leaves behind a legacy that will continue to inspire young generations of artists." CP Radhakrishnan, Vice President"It is an irreparable loss to Indian cinema. A cherished icon for millions, he enriched the canvas of Indian cinema through his remarkable performances and steadfast dedication to his art. As one of the most admired figures in our film industry, he leaves behind a timeless legacy that will continue to inspire generations of artistes." Amit Shah, Home Minister"The passing of Dharmendra ji, who touched the hearts of every citizen for six decades with his finest acting, is an irreplaceable loss for the Indian film world. Coming from an ordinary family, he carved an…...

1+ min ago (449+ words) According to a notice shared by the school education department, the economic and social difficulties faced by single mothers in the state often compel them to pull their children out of school Maharashtra education department calls for census of children of single mothers 25 November,2025 07:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Aditi Alurkar An awareness camp conducted by Sau Ekal Mahila Samiti, an organisation that aids single women. PIC/By Special Arrangement Maharashtra's Maharashtra School Education Department has called for a census of all the children of single mothers studying from Std I to Std XII. According to a notice shared by the school education department, the economic and social difficulties faced by single mothers in the state often compel them to pull their children out of school. In an attempt to aid these women, the state now intends to collect data on the number…...

1+ min ago (432+ words) 25 November,2025 07:10 AM IST |" Mumbai "|" Team mid-day The opening Test of the 2025-26 Ashes series was over and done within two days. Yes, the cricket was exciting at the Perth Stadium, but spare a thought for the spectators who had paid for all five days. Disappointment they would be no matter which country they belong to. Our in-house cricket nut came up with another early finish to an Ashes Test - the Melbourne game of the 1954-55 Ashes. No, it was not all over by Day Two like Perth the other day, but in the first session of Day Five. The fans were not happy. England pace terror, the late Frank Tyson, a friend of this newspaper, bundled out Australia for 111 with figures of 7-27. The hosts began the day on 75-2, needing another 165 for victory but "Typhoon' Tyson had other plans. Kochi's historic Jewish quarter…...