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The BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg features Labour's Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch, Reform UK's Zia Yusuf, actor Eddie Marsan, Plaid Cymru's Liz Saville Roberts, and Spectator editor Michael Gove. Yusuf, not an elected MP, criticized Gove—a Badenoch supporter—as proof of poor impartiality, while others questioned giving airtime to Reform UK over Liberal Democrats with more seats. The debate highlights tensions 18 months after Labour's win, with Reform gaining poll traction amid BBC rules balancing airtime by elections, audience, and issues like migration. Clashes on education, home affairs, and elections loom today at 9am on BBC One.

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Zia Yusuf joked about the awkward green room shared by Labour's Bridget Phillipson and Tory leader Kemi Badenoch, then called out Michael Gove's panel spot as bias.

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During the #DrPONGxGemini TikTok live around 6 p.m. Thailand time, sharply dressed Gemini promoted Dr. Pong vitamins but stole the show with cheeky stories about Phuwin, nicknamed 'Phuphu,' who joined live beaming and showing off his own supplements. Fans loved when Gemini joked about kissing Pond instead of absent Fourth, and Phuwin's cute 'geminiminimini' comment helped the chat hit 1 million hearts. Gemini kept it wholesome, saying he's not jealous as long as friends stay happy, highlighting the playful bonds among Thailand's BL stars like those from 'My Love Mix-Up!' and 'Never Let Me Go.'

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Gemini grinned wide while spilling that Phuwin hasn't slept well lately, missing his 'faen' Pond so much he turned to magnesium supplements—ones he actually bought for Pond.

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Senate Bill 624, filed January 14, 2026, by Sen. Saddam Azlan Salim (D-Fairfax), aimed to add 'including Islam' to hate crime enhancements for bias-motivated assaults and define Islamophobia as malicious prejudice against Islam or Muslims, even if the victim wasn't Muslim. The measure would have directed state police to include the definition in hate crime reporting, amid rising incidents like 340 in 2024. Critics called it censorship and a threat to free speech, while supporters saw it as better tracking of bias crimes; the Senate Courts of Justice Committee unanimously shelved it on February 2 to the 2027 session.

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A first-generation Muslim senator from Bangladesh introduced a bill to define 'Islamophobia' in Virginia's assault laws, but it quickly faced sharp criticism over free speech concerns.

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In the Champions League Round of 16 second leg on March 17, Manchester City's Jeremy Doku dazzled with seven completed dribbles—the most in the match—five key passes, and a big chance created, despite City's 1-2 loss to Real Madrid and reduction to 10 men after Bernardo Silva's red card. Post-match, Doku shared a sweaty selfie thanking Jesus Christ for the opportunity to represent Him, a message that drew over 62,000 likes and praise from fans who admired his boldness. In a recent interview, the 23-year-old explained his convictions, aiming to hear 'Well done' from Jesus upon His return, while looking ahead to the Carabao Cup final against Arsenal as the best remedy.

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Even in defeat, Jeremy Doku's skillful dribbles tormented Trent Alexander-Arnold, but his heartfelt message of faith afterward stole the show.

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The fun started late Friday night when @laughingskull59 paired the classic grunt from the 1931 Frankenstein film with 'Fire Bad!!!', sparking #FrankensteinMonstersGruntMeans hosted by @WildCardTags1. Fans jumped in with gems like 'Sexy Time' for a bride smooch, 'time for bed, Young Lady!' in the seesaw scene, and everyday woes such as 'The bandages are too tight' or 'pour another and keep 'em coming!'. It's a joyful nod to the monster's silent emotions, blending 95-year-old horror with modern laughs in posts full of chaotic delight.

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Boris Karloff's hulking monster recoils from fire, grunting 'Fire Bad!!!' – and just like that, a late-night game turned his raw sounds into relatable quips.

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On March 25, Kuwait's National Guard and Defense Ministry issued precautions to seal homes and avoid travel due to strikes near Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant, 240 kilometers away, amid U.S.-Israel-Iran tensions. Officials soon confirmed normal radiation levels with no threat, framing it as routine readiness. Under hashtags like #الكويت_خط_أحمر, residents shared flags, prayers, maps with religious invocations, and montages of soldiers and jets, echoing the emir's recent declaration of Kuwait as a 'red line' and blending faith, pride, and unity.

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As alerts urged Kuwaitis to stay indoors against possible radiation from nearby strikes, people turned to social media with heartfelt vows to protect their homeland.

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Reports today detail problems like password changes, failed recoveries, and account restrictions across PayPal, Google, LinkedIn, and Payoneer. Unauthorized transactions held up funds in some PayPal cases, while LinkedIn users dealt with repeated lockouts. No outages or breaches show on status pages, with experts pointing to phishing, weak passwords, or old leaks like the 15 million PayPal credentials exposed earlier this year. Platforms urge quick recovery tries, two-factor setup, and official support contacts for fixes.

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One person lost access to a Gmail account from 2007, despite every recovery step they knew. Others faced unauthorized logins and locked PayPal funds, turning frustration into urgent pleas for help.

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Flower Show shared a 13-second video on March 27 showing hot pink bracts climbing a conifer tree and spilling over the home, racking up 400,000 views, 18,000 likes, and nearly 2,000 reposts in a day. Gardeners responded by posting their own vibrant blooms from India, California, and the Dominican Republic, along with stories like a military spouse's desert joy. While many marveled at the scale, others warned of the thorny mess of fallen bracts, though Flower Show confirmed the vine is real and thriving.

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A floral enthusiast hunted down the biggest bougainvillea and found this monster cascading over a turquoise-trimmed house in a quiet Mexican village.

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In January 2024, UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay condemned Israel for the December 2023 killing of Abu Huwaidi, a reporter for Al-Istiklal newspaper, while he covered strikes in Gaza City's Shajaiah neighborhood. She called for an investigation under UN Resolution 2222 to protect journalists in conflicts. Recent PIJ posters portray him as one of their fighters, prompting accusations that UNESCO rushed to judgment and highlighting challenges in verifying Gaza journalists' roles amid over 100 deaths since October 2023.

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Posters from Palestinian Islamic Jihad's armed wing show Mohamed Abu Huwaidi in military uniform, labeling the 29-year-old reporter a 'martyred commander.' This clashes with UNESCO's 2024 condemnation of his death in a Gaza airstrike.

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The Las Vegas Raiders kept star defensive end Maxx Crosby after a proposed trade for the Ravens' 2026 and 2027 first-round picks fell apart, with each side blaming the other. Vegas pushed ahead with big offseason moves, including signing center Tyler Linderbaum to a three-year, $81 million deal, linebackers Nakobe Dean and Quay Walker for $76.5 million combined, edge rusher Kwity Paye, re-signing DE Malcolm Koonce, drafting Indiana's Fernando Mendoza No. 1 overall, and trading QB Geno Smith. Fans split between excitement over the reloaded roster—topping the league with over $300 million committed—and caution from veterans recalling past offseason disappointments that led nowhere.

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Raiders fans exhaled when news hit that Maxx Crosby's potential move to Baltimore collapsed over knee concerns during his physical.

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Seven Texans players changed numbers during offseason workouts, with cornerback Kamari Lassiter leading by taking No. 3 from injured wideout Tank Dell, who may shift to 1. Running back Woody Marks grabs his USC 4, tight end Cade Stover returns to Ohio State 8, and new safety Reed Blankenship picks 6, while veteran David Montgomery settles on Iowa State 32. Fans cheered the energy, like a relative posting 'Hell yeah!!!! Its go time!!! Lucky 4 is back' for Marks, though some jersey owners grumbled about their collections turning into throwbacks. These changes add fresh spark to a team reloading around C.J. Stroud.

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Kamari Lassiter grabs his old Georgia No. 3, freeing up space for Tank Dell's rumored Houston college 1. It's a wave of nostalgic number swaps bringing college vibes to Houston's roster.

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Food policy expert Sylvain Charlebois shared the story of this unnamed company, whose products cleared approvals in 40 U.S. states in just four weeks, while stuck in Canadian red tape. Entrepreneurs and groups like the FHCP echoed frustrations over slow regulations that push businesses south, amid CFIA staff cuts and backlogs for complex or novel foods. Critics highlight the need for timely, science-based oversight to keep jobs and innovation in Canada without sacrificing safety.

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A successful Canadian food business with 60 employees and strong growth sells everywhere in the U.S.—but can't break into its home market after waiting 15 months for CFIA approval.

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Marcus Rashford completed six successful dribbles in FC Barcelona's match against Uruguay. This surpassed his maximum of three successful dribbles in any single game for FC Barcelona this season.

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On October 30, 2004, lifeguard Rob Howes was training offshore at Ocean Beach near Whangarei with his 15-year-old daughter Niccy and two other teens when a pod of bottlenose dolphins suddenly herded them into a tight circle. Slapping the water with their tails, the dolphins blocked a 3-meter great white shark that approached, holding formation for 40 minutes until it retreated and the group reached shore safely. Howes, heart pounding for his daughter, later called the dolphins' actions unprecedented, while marine experts noted their known altruistic behavior toward those in need.

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A father gripped his young daughter tightly as dolphins circled them protectively in New Zealand waters, with a great white shark lurking just below.

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The 25-year-old Northern Irishman, winless in seven prior quarters, averaged 89.22 with three 180s and a 94 checkout to stun Clayton, who faltered on doubles. Rock's raw emotion—collapsing in relief—marked his first Premier League points and a semi-final run, despite a later 6-3 loss to Michael van Gerwen. The victory lifted him off zero in the standings, as fans hailed the underdog breakthrough that tore up the form book.

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Josh Rock dropped to his knees in Berlin's Uber Arena, fists pumping and roaring after finally breaking through with a 6-3 quarter-final upset over league leader Jonny Clayton.

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On CBS Sports HQ, former Patriots cornerback Logan Ryan highlighted Seattle's early free agency exits, including Walker, safety Coby Bryant, and edge rusher Boye Mafe, as major hurdles to repeating as champions. Seahawks fans pushed back hard, pointing out it's only hours into the league year and recalling last offseason's trades of a Pro Bowl quarterback and receiver that still led to victory. General manager John Schneider re-signed several players like wideout Rashid Shaheed and linebacker Drake Thomas, keeping depth strong amid a draft rich in cornerbacks, fueling hopes of another reload.

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Fresh off their Super Bowl LX triumph, the Seahawks lost MVP Kenneth Walker III to the Chiefs on a $40.5 million deal—prompting ex-Patriot Logan Ryan to wish them 'good luck trying to repeat.'

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Shaquill Burton posted a video arguing that fans of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen and Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson complain about every new player acquisition despite additions such as the Ravens' Max Crosby and Kyle Hamilton and the Bills' DJ Moore. He emphasized that football is a team sport and fans should appreciate solid supporting talent. The post sparked backlash from Ravens fans denying complaints, particularly about the Crosby signing, and debates over the team's prior pass rush performance.

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Two 18-year-old Palestinians from Hebron and Beit Omar rammed their vehicle into Israelis at the Gush Etzion junction south of Jerusalem on Tuesday, then stabbed victims, killing 71-year-old Aharon Cohen and wounding a man, a boy, and a woman. Israeli security forces killed both attackers on site. Cohen, a Kiryat Arba resident and father of six, was remembered by neighbors as a kind community pillar during his funeral that evening.

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A vehicle slammed into a crowd at Gush Etzion junction, followed by knives flashing in a deadly ambush that claimed an innocent life.

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The 43-year-old Charlotte product, who starred locally before playing at UNC, was introduced Wednesday as the new head coach after five seasons at Cincinnati. He ended a 17-year tournament drought at UNC Greensboro and now aims to snap Charlotte's 21-year dry spell since 2005, tapping the city's hoops passion and talent pipeline. Flanked by fans in his new No. 49 jersey, Miller promised daily drive to return the program to March Madness on a five-year deal.

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Wes Miller stepped onto the Halton Arena court, a Charlotte native coming home to lead the 49ers and end their long NCAA Tournament wait.

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The Spurs interim coach laughed off the online buzz, explaining his 20-year-old son alerted him to Croatians chuckling over the supposed gaffe. Tudor insisted he knew it was Dixon—his daily workmate—and did it deliberately for a laugh, even recreating it against Atletico Madrid. Amid Tottenham's relegation fight, he's now jokingly calling Dixon 'Arne,' turning the moment into lighthearted team banter.

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Igor Tudor sneaked up on Tottenham's Allan Dixon at Anfield, gave him a friendly pat and hug, then grinned as fans speculated he'd mistaken him for Arne Slot.

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MGM+ has renewed its romantic adventure drama series Robin Hood for a second season. The show stars Jack Patten as Robin Hood and Sean Bean as the Sheriff of Nottingham.

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Speaking at the 'Cruijff' documentary premiere in Amsterdam, Laporta said de Jong embodies the Cruyff philosophy and Dutch football style that defines Barcelona. The 28-year-old Ajax academy product has been key this season, starting 17 La Liga games with one goal and four assists as Barca lead the table by four points over Real Madrid. Fans embraced the high praise, while rivals traded jabs in the ongoing El Clasico rivalry.

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At the 10th anniversary of Johan Cruyff's death, Barcelona president Joan Laporta praised midfielder Frenkie de Jong as carrying the essence of the legend himself.

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Edmonton recalled Max Jones from Bakersfield while placing Colton Dach on long-term injured reserve due to an undisclosed injury, likely a broken wrist, from Tuesday's win over Colorado. The move, retroactive to March 10, frees up $300,000 in cap space amid injuries to Curtis Lazar, Mattias Janmark, and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who missed the St. Louis game for a personal matter. Jones slots into the third line with Jason Dickinson and Adam Henrique, as the third-place Oilers (32-26-8) push for wins against challengers like Vegas and Utah. Fans shared mixed reactions, from heartbreak over Dach to questions about other recall options.

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With key forwards sidelined and the Pacific Division race heating up, the Oilers called up rugged 6-foot-3 forward Max Jones from the AHL to add some grit.

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The Vancouver Canucks claimed 6-foot-9 enforcer Curtis Douglas off waivers from Tampa Bay on his 26th birthday, March 6, bringing his size and grit to a struggling team facing Ottawa on Monday. Coach Adam Foote praises his hard forecheck and physical play, while Douglas promises toughness and passion to excite fans amid injuries to key players like Thatcher Demko and game-time decisions for Brock Boeser and Evander Kane. Struggling at 19-36-8 with a four-game home losing streak, Vancouver hopes the Oakville native— who has family ties here—provides protection and a spark against the hot Senators.

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At 6-foot-9, Curtis Douglas towers over everyone at Rogers Arena, drawing laughs and awe as he skates in Canucks blue for the first time.

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