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“On a personal level, I don’t feel safe at the moment and that is a horrible feeling,” said Tierney.”My children and my parents find it hard, especially my dad who has been a lifelong passionate supporter of Welsh rugby.”I am not trying to personalise this because I do this job because I believe in it and love it. “It is not what I want to talk about. I do this job and I have to take that [social media abuse] as part of it.”Tierney has chosen to do her first interview in a long time with the WRU in-house podcast…

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Afghanistan’s military authorities launched “heavy clashes” against Pakistan on Thursday night. This comes after Pakistan conducted the recent airstrikes in Afghanistan, which affected Nangarhar and Paktia provinces. The Pakistan army had also initially mentioned that the strikes on Afghanistan led to the killings of at least 70 militants. Now, Afghanistan has come up with retaliatory strikes against Pakistan. SBN News Pakistan reported that the spokesperson of the Taliban, Zabihullah Mujahid, has claimed that the forces of the Taliban have captured 15 military posts in Pakistan. (This is a developing story. Further details are awaited.) Source link #Pakistan #attack #Afghanistan…

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The Engie logo is on the face of an office building in Lindau, Bavaria, Germany, on February 22, 2026. Nurphoto | Nurphoto | Getty ImagesLONDON — European stocks closed mixed on Thursday, as corporate earnings took the spotlight. While the pan-European Stoxx 600 finished the session just below the flatline, most major bourses ended the day in positive territory. It was a busy day for earnings in Europe with Deutsche Telekom, Schneider Electric, Allianz, AXA, Munich Re, Engie, Eni, Saint-Gobain, London Stock Exchange Group, Stellantis and Covestro among the firms reporting on Thursday.German sportswear giant Puma published its full-year earnings…

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India had enjoyed a relatively comfortable passage through the initial group stage, winning all four of their matches and twice passing 190 with the bat, but had their wings clipped by South Africa in their Super 8 opener.Chasing 187, they were bowled out for 111 – a result which left them in near must-win territory as they headed to Chennai.Zimbabwe captain Raza, whose side were in a similar position, said at the toss it would “come down to a battle of nerves”. India showed none as they bludgeoned their highest total at a T20 World Cup and passed 250 in…

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Available for over a yearIf you’re interested in this episode, you may also like ‘Who is Nicholas Rossi?’ https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002lpbn Brian Low was 65 when he was found dead on a country track near Aberfeldy. Police treated his death as non-suspicious for five days – until a pathologist found bullet wounds on his body. Former gamekeeper David Campbell, 77, wasn’t arrested for another three months. But this week he was convicted of murder and sentenced to 19 years in prison. Now an investigation into where the police investigation went wrong is due – two reporters who have covered the case since…

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A cooling tower of a decommissioned power plant has been demolished in the German town of Grevenbroich, with video capturing the moment the huge structure collapsed.Clouds of white smoke rose into the air, while some of the onlookers present clapped as the controlled explosion took place at the Frimmersdorf power plant.One local said it was “strange” to see the gap left by the missing tower, but that its removal was need to keep up with the times.Georg Bung, a project director for German energy company RWE, said the space would be used for several things, including a large data centre.The…

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Bengaluru: In a case of “digital arrest” fraud, a 60-year-old retired woman was duped of Rs 1.2 crore by cybercriminals posing as officials of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Mumbai crime branch, and CBI.According to a complaint filed by the Halasuru resident, her ordeal began on Jan 31, when she received a WhatsApp call from a man claiming to be a Delhi-based TRAI officer. The fraudster told her that a SIM card was purchased using her Aadhaar card in Mumbai and alleged that it was used to send illegal advertisements and harassing messages. He told her that a…

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SHILLONG, FEB 26: Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma has said the government is taking steps to address the RSS leader’s derogatory remarks, emphasizing that the law will take its course. “We are aware about it and steps are being taken… the Deputy Chief Minister is aware about it,” Sangma said. “Any individual, especially people of the Christian faith, will definitely be angry about a statement like this.” Sangma urged restraint, saying, “As Christians, we believe in forgiveness. I’m not saying we forget, but I don’t want anybody to react from our side. We will take our steps from the government…

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T’puram: As Kerala heads towards another assembly elections, women’s safety, a recurring governance priority, has once again returned to limelight.Even as the state expanded visible policing initiatives such as Pink Patrol in recent years, reported cases of eve teasing have more than doubled — from 442 in 2020 to 944 in 2025. The increase raises questions about whether the preventive safety framework promised by the govt has fully taken shape on the ground.PM Modi in Israel, NCERT Controversy, US Trade Push & MoreChief minister Pinarayi Vijayan informed the assembly in 2021 that Kerala would move beyond reactive policing to introduce…

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