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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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The Pakistan-born USA fast bowler, recovering from a groin injury, shared the Instagram story during team preparations for today's must-win Group A match against the Netherlands at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium. Dhoni fans celebrated the tribute to their idol's legacy at the Chennai Super Kings fortress, where he led the team to five IPL titles since 2008, while some rivals mocked the hype with sarcastic jabs. With USA sitting third in the group, Khan's pace could help them echo their 2024 upset over Pakistan, though the yellow-clad crowd will back the home spin-friendly pitch.

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Ali Khan snapped a nighttime view of Chepauk's floodlit stands and posted it with 'Thala's Home'—a heartfelt nod to MS Dhoni that had fans buzzing.

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In the video from Millennium Park in Blanchardstown, he pointed at groups including Muslim women in hijabs with children, calling the scene an invasion from 'third world countries' and saying 'our country is gone.' Posted by @TheIrishViking7, it drew over 1,100 likes and split replies sharply—some backing his frustration over immigration and government policy, others slamming him as racist for filming kids while his own appeared in the background. The clip highlights Ireland's heated debate on surging migration amid a housing crisis, with net migration at 59,700 in the year to April 2025 and protests nationwide since 2023.

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A man walked through a sunny Dublin playground, phone in hand, voicing shock at the crowds of families there on a Saturday afternoon.

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Danny Welbeck's brace gave Brighton the win at the Amex, dropping Liverpool to fifth with 49 points from 31 games. Gakpo struggled up top, completing just 50% of passes and winning 38% of duels while offering no threat. Fans roasted him online, joking they'd swap him for training cones or a packet of Nik Naks, as Alvarez shines with eight goals and four assists at Atletico Madrid. With Champions League spots five points away and seven games left, the frustration highlights Liverpool's need for more firepower.

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Cody Gakpo's poor showing in the 2-1 defeat to Brighton had fans fed up, with one post asking if they'd trade him for Julian Alvarez drawing a savage yes from the crowd.

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The Malaysian government introduced the Next Generation Malaysian Emergency Response Services (NG MERS 999) on November 16, 2025, featuring the SaveME 999 app developed by Telekom Malaysia for AI-enhanced alerts including voice, text, video, and geolocation to over 800 response points. Despite promises of faster responses, the app has drawn backlash for its cumbersome registration requiring ID photos and OTP verification, with users reporting 999 calls redirected to downloads and glitches causing hours-long waits for services like ambulances in Penang. Officials insist traditional 999 voice calls remain fully operational and the app is optional, while pledging fixes for accessibility issues affecting vulnerable groups.

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In a crisis, every second counts—yet Malaysia's new SaveME 999 app is forcing users to register amid reports of delayed ambulances.

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Losar, marking the Tibetan Lunar New Year as the Year of the Fire Horse succeeding the Wood Snake Year, is celebrated with sacred prayers, rhythmic chants, masked dances, traditional Guozhuang dances, Muya folk songs, and horse racing in regions including Ladakh, Arunachal Pradesh, Sikkim, Tawang, Dharamshala, Ganzi in Sichuan, and Xizang. Communities in monasteries and homes from Himachal Pradesh to Qinghai Province participate in rituals for spiritual renewal, family gatherings, and banishing evil spirits.

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A map shared on March 16 lists 27 countries with over 90% English speakers, including the Netherlands at 90.9%, but Canada falls short at 83.06% due to Quebec, where only 52% of residents speak English per 2021 census data. Provinces like Newfoundland and Labrador reach 100%, yet Quebec's 23% of the population pulls the national average down. The graphic prompted laughs, sarcasm about French in Quebec, and reminders of Canada's official bilingualism, with 98.1% knowing English or French.

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Canadians blinked twice when a map placed the Netherlands ahead of their own country for nations where over 90% speak English. Quebec's strong French roots explain why Canada misses the list.

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Users on X responded to a post by @RinoTheBouncer sharing experiences of initially disliking video games like Bloodborne, Elden Ring, Cyberpunk 2077, and Deadlock due to lack of interest or difficulty, but becoming addicted after returning later. Common examples in replies include Soulsborne titles, Honkai: Star Rail, Divinity: Original Sin, and Xenoblade Chronicles 2.

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Abhyudaya Mohan’s post ahead of India’s T20 World Cup semi-final against England racked up thousands of likes and replies roasting the idea, since autos are banned in South Mumbai near Wankhede Stadium. Fans quipped classics like 'No one in history has reached Wankhede in an Auto' and shared memes, with some even dubbing him a superstitious jinx or 'panauti' that could doom the match. The banter highlighted everyday Mumbai transport rules—autos stick to suburbs north of Bandra—while police urged taxis, metros, or trains for the big game under the lights.

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A cricket fan snapped a photo from a yellow Mumbai auto, meter at 5, captioning it 'Road to Wankhede'—and locals instantly called the bluff.

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