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FIFA Announces New Rules and Final Squad Rosters for 2026 World Cup
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FIFA Announces New Rules and Final Squad Rosters for 2026 World Cup

FIFA has released new rules for the 2026 World Cup, including allowing real-time video tactics during hydration breaks. Additionally, final rosters for all 48 nations have been released, highlighting key players like Messi, Ronaldo, and Ochoa, and detailing various national squads and contributing clubs.

PSG Defeats Bayern Munich in High-Intensity Champions League Match
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PSG Defeats Bayern Munich in High-Intensity Champions League Match

Paris Saint-Germain secured a victory against Bayern Munich in a thrilling and high-intensity Champions League match. The game saw PSG overcome Bayern with a 2-1 scoreline after a dramatic turnaround.

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Kengo Kuma to Design New Wing for National Gallery

Architect Kengo Kuma has been selected through an international competition to design the new wing of the National Gallery. The project aims to connect Leicester and Trafalgar Square and create space for the museum's expanding modern art collection.

African Forests Now Carbon Emitters, Study Finds
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African Forests Now Carbon Emitters, Study Finds

New research from the University of Leicester indicates that African forests, once considered carbon sinks, are now acting as 'machines' for carbon emission. This finding could significantly impact global climate efforts.

Rolling hills, rich heritage and great pubs: a car-free break in Leicestershire
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Rolling hills, rich heritage and great pubs: a car-free break in Leicestershire

This picturesque corner of the East Midlands is a well-kept secret and it’s great for exploring by public transport Fallow deer are grazing under ruined brick walls in the house where Lady Jane Grey was born. It’s a moody spring day at Bradgate Park in Leicestershire and there are few visitors. Instead, there are fieldfares in the hedges and skylarks singing in the mist. I’m walking, through bracken and craggy outcrops, towards Old John Tower, a folly that looks like a giant beer mug on the ...