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Manager Thomas Tuchel says Jude Bellingham needs to “come to terms” with his decision after the England midfielder expressed displeasure at being substituted during the 2-0 win over Albania. Harry Kane’s second-half double secured a 2-0 victory in Tirana, as the Euro 2024 runners-up completed a perfect Group K season with their eighth win and eighth clean sheet. Bellingham made seven changes for Thursday’s win over Serbia and was sent off six minutes into his first start for England since June. He was also named Player of the Match, as voted for by England fans.The 22-year-old raised his arms in…

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Bukavu, Congo AP — At least 32 people have died after a bridge collapsed due to overcrowding at a mine in southeastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), local government officials said Sunday. A bridge at the Karandu mine in Mulondo, Lualaba province, collapsed on Saturday, the province’s interior minister, Roy Kaumba Mayonde, told a press conference. “Illegal miners forced their way into the quarry even though access to the site was strictly prohibited due to heavy rains and the risk of landslides,” Mayondo said. A report released Sunday by the Democratic Republic of Congo’s Small-Scale Mining Assistance and Guidance Authority…

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Luke Littler retained his Darts Grand Slam title in Wolverhampton and celebrated becoming world No1 by overtaking Luke Humphries with an impressive 16-11 win.The final was made even more favorable by the confirmation that Littler had secured a spot in the Big Dance and would take the world number one spot from Humphries by shuffling the rankings just before the final, marking Littler as the youngest world number one in the history of the sport. Littler then came to life in key moments, recording checkouts of 167 and 160, plus five breaks in throws, showing why he is considered the…

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A road sign seen near the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) on August 7, 2025 in New York City, USA. Eduardo Munoz | ReutersNew York Fed President John Williams last week met with Wall Street dealers about a major lending facility, the Financial Times reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.The meeting was held on the sidelines of the Fed’s annual financial markets conference on Wednesday and was attended by representatives from many of the 25 primary dealers of banks that underwrite government debt, according to the report. According to the report, participants in the meeting were members of…

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mexico city AP — Thousands took to the streets of Mexico City on Saturday in a demonstration organized by members of Generation Z to protest crime, corruption and impunity that ended with strong support from older opposition supporters. The demonstration was largely peaceful, but ended when some young people clashed with police. Demonstrators attacked police with stones, fireworks, sticks and chains, and seized police shields and other equipment. Pablo Vázquez, the capital’s security secretary; 120 people were injured, 100 of them police officers. 20 people were arrested. This year, in several countries, members of demographic groups born between the late…

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Mitchell Johnson says there are “alarm bells ringing loudly” in Australia after an aging bowling attack has been hit by injuries, and that “the whole Ashes script is starting to be rewritten” as England seek their first series victory in the country since the 2010/11 season.Captain Pat Cummins, 32, and fellow seamer Josh Hazlewood, 34, will miss the first Test at Perth’s Optus Stadium from Friday due to back and hamstring problems respectively. Possible replacements for the pair are Scott Boland, 36, and the uncapped Brendan Doggett, 31, with Michael Nether, 35, joining the team following Hazlewood’s setback.Mitchell Starc (age…

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Scotland’s World Cup dreams could become a reality at Hampden Park next week. The last time the Tartan Army took part in football’s biggest tournament was in 1998. Steve Clarke has made the Tartan Army believe their long absence will soon be over. There is only one game left in Group C, and there is still a chance of automatic qualification. Clarke’s side beat Belarus twice, beat Greece at Hampden, lost at Piraeus and held Denmark to a goalless draw away.They need to beat Denmark on November 18 to advance through their World Cup qualifying group for the first time…

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More than a month has passed since a ceasefire was established in the Gaza Strip. Of course, that doesn’t mean the killing of Palestinians has stopped. It simply means that international media has diminished to negligible proportions.And the world has come a long way since the story. But I’m not.In July 2024, I participated in a medical mission to Gaza and spent 22 days there volunteering at a hospital. What I came back with is something that cannot be easily explained.The man my family knew, the son we laughed with, the brother, the husband, the father we played with with…

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General Atlantic’s Bill Ford (left) and General Atlantic’s Chairman and CEO Philippe Lafon (right), General Atlantic’s Chairman and CEO and Cortue Management’s Founder and Portfolio Manager, speak at CNBC’s Delivering Alpha event in New York City on November 13, 2025.Adam Jeffrey | CNBCThe world’s biggest investors often focus more on private markets than public ones, but as the artificial intelligence boom continues to reshape economies for decades to come, they can’t help but pay close attention to what’s happening with the biggest publicly traded tech stocks, and they’re not worried. Amid concerns about high-risk concentration in the so-called “Magnificent Seven”…

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Hollywood stars met with Pope Leo The list of movie stars and directors who met with America’s first pope on Saturday included Oscar winner Cate Blanchett, best known for “The Aviator” and “Elizabeth,” and Spike Lee, who directed “Malcolm X” and “BlacKkKlansman.” The entire audience at the Vatican’s Apostolic Palace finally met Leo in person, and Lee presented America’s first pope with a New York Knicks jersey. On Saturday, Monica Bellucci, who played Mary Magdalene in Mel Gibson’s “The Passion of the Christ,” also met with the pope, as did “Parks and Recreation” and “Discontinuation” actor Adam Scott, and Sergio…

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