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Brazil and Tunisia drew 1-1 in a tense international friendly on November 18, 2025, as 18-year-old Estêvão equalized with a penalty after Hazem Mastouri's first-half goal. The match served as final preparation for both teams ahead of the 2026 World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations.
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Dick Advocaat returned as Netherlands manager in 2017, surpassing Bob Glendenning’s 77-year win record before stepping down after failing to qualify for the 2018 World Cup, with Ruud Gullit as his assistant.
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22‑year‑old spinner Cooper Connolly shattered a 38‑year record with 5/22 at Mackay, leading Australia to a 276‑run win over South Africa and becoming the youngest Aussie spinner to take an ODI five‑for.
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Marks & Spencer pulls its Milk Chocolate Honeycomb bar after the Food Standards Agency finds undeclared peanuts, prompting a UK‑wide recall and advice for allergic consumers.
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A 7.4‑magnitude quake off Manay on Oct 10, 2025 killed six, triggered a short tsunami alert, and left residents bracing for aftershocks.
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Ruben Loftus‑Cheek and Jarell Quansah join Thomas Tuchel's England squad for crucial World Cup qualifiers, replacing injured Adam Wharton and adding fresh options.
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Four Russian bombers and fighters entered the Alaska Air Defense Identification Zone on Wednesday, prompting NORAD to scramble U.S. fighter jets. The aircraft stayed in international airspace and were escorted safely out of the zone. Officials say such encounters are routine and pose no direct threat. Visual contact was maintained throughout. The incident underscores ongoing North‑American air‑space vigilance.
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Washington visits Green Bay on Thursday night with both teams 1-0. The Packers are 3.5-point favorites after a balanced win in Detroit, while rookie Jayden Daniels leads a fast-paced Commanders offense that just stifled the Giants. With Green Bay’s O-line banged up and Micah Parsons added to a punchy defense, experts lean Packers in a tight, mid-to-high scoring game.
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Argentina has recovered a 1710 painting by Giuseppe Ghislandi, stolen by the Nazis from Dutch Jewish dealer Jacques Goudstikker. The work surfaced after Dutch journalists spotted it in a real estate ad linked to the family of a former Nazi finance official who fled to Argentina. Police secured the piece after it was briefly removed from display. Valued around $50,000, it had been missing for eight decades.
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Avebury offers a unique solstice experience compared to Stonehenge, featuring the largest stone circle in Britain and being 800 years older. Visitors enjoy exploring its stones freely, with a family-friendly atmosphere including picnics and spontaneous celebrations. The site also includes significant Neolithic and Bronze Age landmarks.
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