After the pandemic, former HGV driver Lee Bodell made a life-changing decision to travel globally with his family. Moving from a career-focused routine to embracing remote work and family adventures, they sold their house for 330,000. With an online business funding their travels, they've explored several European countries and aim to journey into Southeast Asia, hoping to settle abroad after their expeditious travels.
Mecca Pact's new test? Saudi, Pak, Turkey to meet in Riyadh amid Houthi escalation
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First time in decades Iraq set to move its oil beyond the Strait of Hormuz
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UK: 2 teenagers jailed for 10 years for arson at Indian restaurant in London
Two 17-year-old teenagers were sentenced to 10 years for an arson attack at Indian Aroma. The incident occurred on August 22, 2025, when they threatened diners with weapons. Their actions led to severe burns for multiple victims, including a couple who suffered life-threatening injuries. The court emphasized the planning and intent behind the attack, which resulted in serious harm. The motive for this violent act remains unknown.
FlyDubai attack: Oman wasn't consulted on attacker pilot Hamam
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'Vertical Roller Coaster': Expert Explains flydubai Flight's Sudden Plunge
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Irans 40-Day War Left Hidden Scars In Dubai? New Images Reveal Damaged Satellite Station
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France to close up to 500 schools on Monday over student protests
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US Wants New Round Of Talks With Russia, Ukraine This Month: Zelensky
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Nearly 500 Schools In France To Be Closed Monday Over Student Protests
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Iran's Oil Minister Mohsen Paknejad Steps Down: Report
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Irani Cup: Age-Group Cricket Experience Helped Me Stay Calm Under Pressure, Says Ravichandran Smaran
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Israel to wear black armbands in Ireland tie over Hamas attack
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'Not afraid to die': flydubai attacker's chilling admission about crashing plane in Israel
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Pitru Paksha 2026: Germany, Ghana & Russia devotees perform Pind Daan for ancestors in Bihar's Gaya
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In a shocking incident, a female researcher from the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute has died due to severe pneumonia of unknown cause. Close to 200 people who could have been exposed are being carefully observed by health officials. It appears she accidently broke a test tube filled with live plague bacteria while working on experiments.
Mumbai recorded an unusually hot start to October, with Colaba touching 37.4C, its highest October temperature in 13 years. Santacruz recorded 36.9C, while changing wind patterns linked to monsoon withdrawal and an anti-cyclone contributed to the heat.
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Former AIADMK MLA N. Murugumaran joins TVK, alleges committed workers were sidelined
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Delhi Police have transferred complaints from three women journalists alleging sexual harassment by police personnel during the October 3 Jantar Mantar protest to the Crime Branch. The demonstration targeted CEC Gyanesh Kumar amid opposition to the SIR of electoral rolls.
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Russian drone hits Kyiv bridge as Germany's chancellor arrives to sirens and explosions
A Russian drone struck a major bridge in the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv on Sunday as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in the city to the sound of air raid sirens, explosions and air defense systems being activated. Merz is in Kyiv to display support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky amid Russias escalation of strikes on the city. Ukraine needs all our support in the coming weeks, Merz said. Highlighting attacks on Ukraines towns, residential buildings and energy, he said: If Russia is not stopped, sooner or later its war machine will turn against us. Video footage from Sunday mornings strike showed the moment the citys Northern Bridge was attacked, sparking a huge plume of fire and black smoke while cars were still traveling across. Two people were injured, the citys mayor, Vitaliy Klitschko said. It is the second time the Northern Bridge has been hit in as many days. On Thursday and Friday, Kyivs Southern Bridge, which serves ground transportation and the citys subway system, was hit five times in less than 24 hours. Ukrainian officials have said that Russian strikes on the capitals infrastructure are attempting to cut the capital into two, as Kyiv is split along the Dnipro River, with businesses offices and government institutions on the right back, and the left bank mostly residential. Kyiv plans to start building several alternative crossings over the Dnipro in case the attacks on the bridges continue, the minister of infrastructure said Sunday. Russias defense ministry said it struck the Northern Bridge on Sunday, saying that it was targeting a route used for transporting troops and military equipment. It added that two cargo vessels carrying military equipment to the port of Odesa were struck. On Saturday the Russian Ministry of Defense said that it also targeted a logistics center in the Kyiv region. Decisive weeks ahead Merz visited Kyiv alongside his Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy, Katarina Reiche, despite warnings from Russia on Saturday that foreign visitors and dignitaries to the Ukrainian capital are not safe amid an onslaught of Russian attacks. Zelensky and Merz are tying up a significant defense and industrial partnership, which will see the two countries finalize a deal for the production of drones and missiles. Berlin is also expected to release 1 billion ($1.13 billion) in military aid and 350 million ($390 million) for repairs to Ukraines damaged energy infrastructure, German government officials said. Zelensky has warned that Ukraines defensive need is expanding amid Russias accelerated air campaign, which has seen Moscow fire high-speed, jet-powered Shahed-type drones that can bypass some of Ukraines air defense systems and exploit its lack of interceptors. Earlier on Sunday, Merz said that Ukraine is facing decisive weeks ahead. Writing on X, he said: I have traveled to Kyiv today with the message: You can rely on us. Meanwhile, there appears to be no immediate respite for Kyivs three million residents, with Moscow on Sunday saying that it will only intensify its strikes targeting the capital and other cities. Strikes by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation against military and military-industrial facilities, as well as associated infrastructure in Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine, will be intensified, the ministry said. Russias renewed threat follows an interview Zelensky gave to Reuters news on Saturday, where he outlined that he plans to double down on attacks on oil refineries. We have to respond in any way (we can). With their attacks on our energy, we have to respond on their energy. First of all, oil refiners, etc. what gives money to them for this war, Zelensky said. His comments come despite the urging of US President Donald Trump, who recently asked Ukraine to stay away from attacks on Russias oil infrastructure, claiming it was sending global oil prices surging. CNNs Kara Fox and Farida Elsebai contributed reporting. For more CNN news and newsletters create an account at CNN.com This article originally appeared on CNN at https://www.cnn.com/2026/10/04/europe/russian-drone-kyiv-merz-ukraine
After US Claims Of Iran Diplomats Kicked Out, Tehran's Oozes Defeat Jab
Earlier in the day, a US official told the media that the State Department had kicked out Iran's UNGA delegation, several days after they were asked to leave the country.
India's women's hockey team arrived at Bengaluru airport after winning the Asian Games gold, ending a 44-year wait for an Asian Games medal in women's hockey and securing direct qualification for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
A group of women were allegedly chased and harassed by five men travelling in a Delhi-registered WagonR in Haridwar's Bahadrabad area. The women recorded the incident, and police later identified the accused as Uttam Singh, Jaswant Singh, Ahmed Prabhat, Vishal Kumar and Sandeep Chauhan.
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SLBC tunnel work clears major hurdle, to be complete by June
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GST Council meeting to consider decriminalising tax laws, easing arrest provisions
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The indefinite strike by the BHU unit of the Akhil Bharatiya Vidyarthi Parishad (ABVP) continued for the 12th day today, demanding 10 points related to student safety, administrative accountability, and other student interests at Banaras Hindu University. Despite the ongoing protest for 12 days, ABVP workers registered their protest with the university administration by writing letters in their blood. Female students also wrote letters in their blood, expressing their displeasure with the protest and highlighting the demand for student safety and justice. Through the letter written in their blood, ABVP workers drew the university administration's attention to the pending student problems and the ongoing neglect of issues. The organisation stated that the protest has been ongoing peacefully for the past 12 days, but the administration has yet to take any effective steps to address their demands. The organisation described this as a sign of the administration's insensitivity and apathy t...
Georgia shooting: A shooting occurred early Sunday at a homecoming block party in Vienna, Georgia, injuring up to 35 individuals. The gunfire led to the deaths of two men, aged 20 and 23, whose identities are not yet disclosed. Dooly County Sheriffs Office deputies were present during the incident as part of their patrols.
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Thanks for the gift: Pants 29th birthday made special as RoI reclaim Irani Cup
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Iran tells U.S. there is no military solution to Middle East war
Ships anchored off the coast of Musandam governorate in Oman near the Strait of Hormuz on Friday (-) Iran's top diplomat insisted on Sunday that there would be no military solution to the United States' war against the Islamic republic, with talks on ending the conflict apparently at an impasse. A campaign of heavy bombardment failed to bring a decisive close to the war launched by the US and Israel in late February, and Washington in recent weeks has dialled back military operations in favour of economic pressure. The main point of contention remains Iran's attempt to blockade the Strait of Hormuz, a vital conduit for Gulf oil and gas where a UK maritime agency reported on Sunday another tanker was struck by an unknown projectile. If our enemies again choose the path of military confrontation, our response will be stronger than before, and we will defend ourselves with even more force, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said at a gathering of foreign ambassadors. There is no military solution, nor any solution based on new sanctions, he continued, adding only negotiations based on justice and fairness could end the conflict. The two sides agreed a memorandum of understanding in June that spelled out a framework for a permanent resolution, but Iranian attacks on vessels in the Hormuz prompted a return to US military operations. Iran has sought to impose its control over the vital shipping lane since the start of the war, striking vessels that attempt to transit without its authorisation. The US has imposed its own counterblockade of Iranian ports, and has also struck vessels it accuses of violating it. On Sunday, the British maritime security agency UKMTO said a tanker in the Hormuz reported being struck by an unknown projectile, causing damage to the engine room, though the crew were reported safe and no environmental impact was recorded. The agency did not specify the date of the incident, the vessel's origin or destination, or whether it was an oil tanker or LNG carrier. - Focused on Hormuz - Iranian and US officials last week held indirect talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly, with Tehran saying it presented seven conditions for reopening the strait. Iran has demanded, among other things, a ceasefire across the Middle East, the unfreezing of its assets abroad, the lifting of sanctions on its oil sector and an end to the US naval blockade. Trump, however, rejected the proposal, while leaving the door open both to further talks or renewed military operations. Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi said Sunday that the US had expressed its views on the proposal and said they were being reviewed. The Americans, through intermediaries, have also conveyed their views on this proposal, and these views are currently being examined inside the country through the relevant channels and procedures, he told reporters, according to state news agency IRNA. Whenever the final position of the Islamic Republic of Iran is ready, appropriate steps will be taken accordingly. At the same time, the Islamic Republic of Iran is also preparing itself for any other possible scenario. Iranian foreign ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baqaei on Sunday characterised the latest US counterproposal as being in line with their previous proposals concerning nuclear issues. We have clearly indicated that we are focusing on the issue of the Strait of Hormuz, he said, adding that reopening the waterway required an end to the disruptions to Iranian commercial maritime traffic and the lifting of sanctions. The United States and Israel have said the war is necessary to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons -- a goal it has long denied pursuing -- though the focus soon shifted to reopening the Hormuz after its closure sent shockwaves through world energy markets. The United States has not struck Iran since September 1, but it has recently pursued a fresh military buildup in the region. US media outlet Axios reported that Washington hasdeployed additional Patriot missile batteries to Saudi Arabia and Qatar to help protect key energy facilities from possible Iranian retaliation. It also reported that the USS Theodore Roosevelt aircraft carrier and its strike group were heading to the Middle East, where they could join two other US carrier strike groups already in the region. Axios reported that top Trump cabinet members met Friday to discuss the war in Iran, as well as the conflict in Yemen, where the Tehran-backed Houthis have been fighting government forces and attacking Saudi Arabia. ap-sbr/smw/axn/jfx/amj This article originally appeared on AFP at https://www.yahoo.com/news/world/articles/iran-tells-us-no-military-094635228.html
2 dead and 35 injured in mass shooting at Georgia homecoming celebration
Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to a mass shooting from early Sunday morning, leading to two deaths and possibly dozens injured. Dooly County Coroner Brett Walls confirmed to WALB and WMAZ that two people were dead, a 20-year-old man and a 23-year-old man. Channel 2 Action News has a reporting team on the way to learn more about this developing story. The Georgia Bureau of Investigation confirmed to Channel 2 Action News that they were assisting with response to the incident on Pine Street, working with the Dooly County Sheriffs Office. [DOWNLOAD: Free WSB-TV News app for alerts as news breaks ] TRENDING STORIES: 4 overdoses reported at Paulding County home before 12 arrests Ex-Metro Atlanta banker accused of stealing nearly $1M from customer accounts in crypto scheme Crash kills 4 family members, including child; 3 seriously injured Sheriff Craig Peavy told WALB and WMAZ that the Vienna shooting happened during a homecoming celebration from Saturday night and into early Sunday. Peavy told WMAZ the celebration had about 1,000 people attending and during the festivities, shots were fired at about 50 people. Police there told WALB that the number of injured was high but could not provide a specific count, at the time. The sheriff told WMAZ that as many as 25 people were taken to the hospital for treatment of their injuries. On Sunday morning, the GBI said 35 people were injured. [SIGN UP: WSB-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter ] This article originally appeared on WSB Cox at https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/2-dead-multiple-injured-south-143631377.html
'No Whataboutery Can Justify It': SC Judge Says Voters Cannot Be Deleted Without Hearing
Political parties opposed to the SIR have criticised the exercise and raised concerns over the deletion of names from electoral rolls.
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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar said India's non-signatory status under the NPT gives it a different position from Iran, which is an NPT signatory, while stressing that India's immediate concern is the impact of the West Asia conflict on energy and trade. He called for restoring uninterrupted supply and trade flows.
Indian police accused of sexual harassment against journalists at protest
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India Shines at 2026 Asian Games with 85 Medals, PM Modi Congratulates Athletes
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Iran Extends Missile Reach After War, Puts More Distant US Military Assets On Notice
Iran says it has begun work to increase the range of its missiles after drawing lessons from its experience during the war. Iranian Army spokesperson Mohammad Akraminia told Fars News that Tehran concluded during the conflict that it absolutely must extend its missile range and has already moved in that direction.The announcement signals a potentially significant evolution in Irans missile posture. Tehran already possesses ballistic and cruise missiles capable of striking targets across the region, but a longer strike radius could potentially place more distant military installations and strategic infrastructure within reach.That could have particular implications for the United States and its extensive military footprint across West Asia and beyond. Irans statement also indicates that Tehran is reassessing its missile forces based on battlefield experience rather than simply replacing weapons. Range, survivability, accuracy and the ability to penetrate air defences could all shape the arsenal Iran prepares for another confrontation.
Tom Cruise's latest film Digger may be one of the biggest flops of Hollywood, according to reports. However, the actor insists that he is proud of the film which was directed by Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu who previously made Leonardo DiCaprio-starrer The Revenant in 2015.
Are Portugal better off without Ronaldo? Check out what the numbers have to say
Portugal fans had a fresh taste of life without superstar Cristiano Ronaldo during their 4-2 away victory over Denmark in the UEFA Nations League on Friday. Predictably, the burning question has once again resurfaced, which is, are Portugal actually better off without the 41-year-old?
Daryz makes history with back-to-back Arc de Triomphe triumphs
