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Britain's Conservative leader revisited her first workplace in Ruislip, west London, on Tuesday to prepare an Egg McMuffin and fries while highlighting her entry-level roots. The party shared a positive message on X about her journey from McDonald's to Leader of the Opposition, but a photo of her in uniform over the fryer drew widespread online mockery as a forced PR stunt. Critics jabbed at the 'Leader of the Opposition' name badge, lack of hairnet, and reminders of immigration debates, with some calling it tone-deaf to real workers amid the Conservatives' polling struggles.

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Thirty years after flipping burgers as a teen, Kemi Badenoch stepped back into the same McDonald's kitchen—tongs in hand, serious face on, only to face staff teasing her for being too slow.

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The top-seeded Georgia Bulldogs defended their ITA National Team Indoor crown, beating Ohio State 4-3 in a tense final at Northwestern's Combe Tennis Center. They took the doubles point early with wins from Deniz Dilek/Aysegul Mert and Anastasiia Lopata/Patricija Paukstyte, but singles went down to the wire until Dilek's epic third-set super tiebreak comeback at No. 3. This ninth title for Georgia under coach Dan Little follows their 2025 NCAA championship and sets them up strong for SEC play.

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Freshman Deniz Dilek stared down four match points, then fired off nine straight to clinch the national title for Georgia.

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Reuters found evidence of a covert military camp in Ethiopia's Benishangul-Gumuz region, 32 kilometers from Sudan, training up to 4,300 Rapid Support Forces (RSF) fighters alongside Ethiopian and South Sudanese recruits to fight Sudan's Armed Forces. Sources link the site's rapid buildup since April 2025—and upgrades at nearby Asosa Airport—to UAE funding and trainers, though the UAE denies any role. The camp raises alarms over spillover risks near Ethiopia's Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam and marks Ethiopia's first confirmed involvement in Sudan's devastating war, which has killed tens of thousands and displaced over 10 million since 2023.

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In a remote corner of Ethiopia, satellite images reveal hundreds of tents rising amid cleared forest, signaling a hidden hub for Sudan's warring paramilitaries.

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Bubblemaps revealed this week that over 50% of probes into bundled tokens—memecoins with early trades controlled by clustered wallets—originate from the U.S. The chart ranks projects by linked accounts, placing $DAVIDO fifth, connected to a U.S.-flagged account from Davido's promotion. On-chain analysis then showed insiders buying low and selling high, prompting Nigeria's SEC warnings on celebrity tokens. Davido has not addressed the fresh data, amid notes on music rivalries.

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Back in May 2024, Nigerian star Davido hyped the $DAVIDO memecoin on Solana, drawing fans into a quick rise and sharp fall. New blockchain data now lists it among top investigations, highlighting U.S. leads in such cases.

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Muhammad Fazil Rahu, known as Shaheed Fazil Rahu, dedicated his life to peasants' rights in Sindh, leading campaigns against centralized power like the One Unit system and dictatorships. He faced repeated imprisonments and allied with Benazir Bhutto in the Movement for the Restoration of Democracy before his assassination in Golarchi on January 17, 1987. Posts sharing his words like 'Silence helps the oppressor' highlight his role in farmers' struggles, while his son serves as Sindh's Agriculture Minister and events prepare in Badin.

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In Rahuki village, a lifelong fighter for Sindhi peasants faces his final stand in 1987—axed in broad daylight. Now, as January 17 nears, his family and supporters revisit that unyielding spirit.

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On January 31, 2026, Metropolitan Nicolae approved Heers' transfer to the Romanian Orthodox Archdiocese of the United States, following his canonical release from Greece's Metropolis of Piraeus on February 4. Heers, ordained in 2003 and founder of Orthodox Ethos, now assists at Holy Protection Church in Houston alongside Father Iulian Anitei while pursuing missions in central Texas. The resolution ends long-standing scrutiny over his status, drawing joy from supporters and critics alike, and lets him focus on sharing traditional Orthodox teachings without jurisdictional doubts.

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After years of questions about his church standing, Archpriest Peter Heers finally found a home, warmly welcomed to serve in Houston with prayers for his missionary work ahead.

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