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Dubai Police launch stadium safety campaign ahead of 2026-27 ADNOC Pro League season
The digital screens will display a QR code allowing visitors to access guidance on stadium safety measures and a list of prohibited items, including glass containers, remote-controlled devices such as drones, pets, sharp objects, fireworks, flares, laser devices and other restricted items. Source link
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Jharkhand exam protests escalate as police baton-charge students
Three JPSC members had resigned a day earlier after being summoned by the CID. WHY ARE STUDENTS PROTESTING? What triggered the agitation? Students allege paper leaks and other irregularities in recruitment examinations conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC). What do they want? Protesters want several disputed recruitment…
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From unlimited dim sums to Padel and pour: Top dining deals in UAE this August
This is the glaze on the roast, the ganache on the chocolate, the sugar in your beverage – this is a list of the fun moments you could have this month with friends or family that revolve around food. The UAE, as you know, is food capital. Make the most of the deals on meals…
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Typhoon Dolphin weakens but disrupts travel in east China
Beijing: The weakening Typhoon Dolphin brought heavy rain and grounded hundreds of flights on Monday in eastern China, where authorities said more than a million people have been evacuated over the past few days. The weather system has lost power after making two landfalls along the coast of Zhejiang province on Sunday, with China’s National…
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Brooklands Museum Celebrates Britain’s First Grand Prix Centenary
Dubai: Thousands of motorsport fans and classic-car enthusiasts gathered at Brooklands Museum in Surrey to celebrate a century since Britain’s first Grand Prix. The landmark race was held at Brooklands on 7 August 1926, when nine Grand Prix cars competed before a huge crowd. French drivers Louis Wagner and Robert Sénéchal shared victory in a…
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Latest Emirates, Etihad, Air Arabia and flydubai Delays and Route Changes
War status: Fighting continues The US-Iran war has entered a critical diplomatic phase, with fighting and pressure around the strategically important Strait of Hormuz continuing to affect the regional travel and aviation environment. As of August 9, Iran said negotiations mediated by Oman on managing the strait were advancing. However, Tehran has said broader US…
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Jisoo Apologises for Low-Key Plans, Cites Miscommunication With Fans
A famously small discography for the group’s size Despite debuting in 2016 and becoming one of the biggest girl groups in the world, BLACKPINK’s group output has remained strikingly limited. As of January 2026, including the then-upcoming DEADLINE EP which had four, the group had officially released only 33 group tracks through albums and digital…
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Managing Curriculum Change While Safeguarding Children’s Learning, Confidence and Wellbeing
How a good school makes the move manageable The key is that the new school starts with a full picture of the child, not a single test score. Reports show how a student has developed over time; work samples reveal how they think and write; references from the previous school add context. Alongside these, most…
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Iran says Hormuz stays closed until US meets demands; Netanyahu rejects Gaza plan
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday rejected a US-led Gaza plan endorsed by Hamas, putting distance between himself and US President Donald Trump as he tries to shore up his base ahead of close elections. After more than a week of gradually escalating criticism of the plan, and despite receiving assurances that Israel would…
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Sea Monsters, Seattle Flood & Cassidy the Dog’s Fate
This is a spectacularly unhinged two hours of television-adjacent cinema, assembled as though someone fed a locked-room thriller, a creature feature, a post-apocalyptic survival saga riff into a blender, then left the pandemic-metaphor setting on by accident. By the end, you will understand roughly what happened. But why should you, is the question. So what…