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CRISTIANO RONALDO MAKES HISTORY AS FIRST FOOTBALLER TO BECOME A BILLIONAIRE

Football figure Cristiano Ronaldo has smashed records once again, this time becoming the first player to achieve billionaire status with a reported net worth of £1.04 billion. This hefty figure includes his earnings throughout his 23 year long career, brand deals and sponsorships. The star has been partnered with Nike for over a decade, reportedly earning £13 million a year.

INTERNET OUTAGE CAUSES CHAOS AS POPULAR APPS CRASH WORLDWIDE

A major internet outage has caused chaos today after some of the world’s biggest apps suddenly went down. Platforms like Roblox, Snapchat, Canva, Life360, Ring, Xero and more were affected, with millions of users unable to access their accounts, send messages or use basic app features. The problem has been traced to Amazon Web Services, the cloud giant that powers many popular platforms.
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UN RANKS NIGERIA WITH THE LOWEST LIFE EXPECTANCY IN THE WORLD

Nigeria has been ranked as the country with the lowest life expectancy in the world, according to new data from the United Nations. The average Nigerian is expected to live just 54.9 years , one of the most alarming figures globally. Health experts link this to poor healthcare access, high disease rates, and the ongoing maternal and infant mortality crisis.
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SNAPCHAT TO INTRODUCE FEES FOR STORING OLD PHOTOS AND VIDEOS

Snapchat is planning to impose subscription charges for users whose stored photos and videos in the Memories feature exceed 5 gigabytes of data, a move certain to unsettle long-time users who have amassed large private archives
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FORMER MISS UNIVERSE JAMAICA FINALIST FOUND DEAD IN SUSPECTED SUICIDE AFTER VOICING MENTAL HEALTH STRUGGLES

Former Miss Universe Jamaica contestant Tyra Spaulding, 26, has died after openly sharing her mental health struggles. Her body was found at her apartment on September 23, and police are investigating her death as a possible suicide. The Miss Universe Jamaica organisation confirmed her passing on Instagram. Earlier this month, Spaulding revealed in a YouTube video that she was battling suicidal thoughts, saying, "My mind is trying to kill me. And if I do nothing, I am going to die"
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HILDA BACI BREAKS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD WITH MASSIVE NIGERIAN-STYLE JOLLOF RICE FEAST

Nigerian chef and culinary star Hilda Baci has once again earned global recognition after Guinness World Records (GWR) confirmed her new feat: cooking the largest serving of Nigerian-style jollof rice. The milestone was set during a marathon cooking event at Eko Hotels and Suites in Victoria Island, Lagos.
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JAMAICAN SECONDARY SCHOOL BANS STUDENTS FROM WEARING BABY HAIRS

St. Andrew High School for Girls in Jamaica has sparked controversy by implementing a ban on students styling their baby hairs, commonly known as "edges." The policy has drawn criticism from students, parents, and online communities, with many questioning the appropriateness of such grooming regulations in modern educational settings.
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BURKINA FASO INTRODUCES LAW CRIMINALISING HOMOSEXUALITY WITH 2-5 YEAR JAIL TIME

Burkina Faso’s transitional, unelected parliament has approved a law outlawing same-sex relationships, marking a sharp turn in the country’s legal stance on LGBTQ+ rights. The measure, passed unanimously on Monday, introduces prison terms of up to five years and monetary fines for those found guilty.
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TRUMP BLASTS ISRAEL AND IRAN OVER CEASEFIRE VIOLATIONS: “THEY DON’T KNOW WHAT THEY’RE DOING”

Donald Trump has issued a scathing rebuke to both Israel and Iran, accusing them of breaching a ceasefire and calling on Israel to immediately halt its retaliation. The former US president claimed neither side “knows what the f--- they’re doing” as tensions flared following alleged missile strikes.
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PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP ANNOUNCES THE U.S. HAS BOMBED THREE NUCLEAR SITES IN IRAN

President Donald Trump has announced that the U.S. has successfully bombed three nuclear sites in Iran. Calling Iran the "bully of the Middle East", the president announced that Iran's nuclear sites had been "completely and totally obliterated". He then called for peace going forward, warning that future attacks could be "a lot greater, and a lot easier". Sir Keir Starmer has since called for peace, stating that "stability in the region is a priority".
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