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Pirates coach: Chiefs played ‘karate’ not football

Today at 08:33 AM, via SowetanLIVE

Orlando Pirates coach Abdeslam Ouaddou felt Chiefs were targeting his attacking players Oswin Appollis, Relebohile Mofokeng and Tshepang Moremi and trying to injure them.

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Simons to miss rest of season and World Cup

Today at 08:14 AM, via BBC News

Netherlands attacking midfielder Xavi Simons says he is “heartbroken” after being ruled out for the rest of the season for relegation-battling Tottenham and this summer’s World Cup because of a knee injury.

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Run a marathon? Try 100 in 100 days

Today at 07:43 AM, via BBC News

Hannah Cox had never run before but set herself a target of 100 marathons in 100 days across India as a ‘love letter’ to her late father. Here’s how she did it.

World

Egypt’s Grand Museum opens after many delays

Today at 00:04 AM, via NPR

We visit the new Grand Egyptian Museum, a spacious museum outside Cairo dedicated to displaying artifacts from ancient Egypt. It has finally opened its doors after decades of planning and construction.

Sport

World Cup 2026 injury watch: Key names racing to be ready

Today at 08:30 AM, via BBC News

After Spain’s Lamine Yamal was ruled out of the rest of his club season, BBC Sport looks at other key names racing to be fit for the World Cup – and those who are set to miss out through injury.

Sport

How to follow Miami Grand Prix on the BBC

Today at 08:25 AM, via BBC News

All the key BBC coverage details for the Miami Grand Prix, the second sprint event of the season, which takes place from 1-3 May.

Education

I’m out of a job after issues at the schools I worked for. Is it my fault? | Annalisa Barbieri

Yesterday at 07:00 AM, via The Guardian

It feels as if your work and your identity are fused. You’ll get through this, but you may have to use this time to consider other careers

I’ve been a teacher for more than 20 years and loved it. I had promotions every couple of years and was happily making my way up the ladder. This year, however, I was made redundant because of restructuring and this has thrown me into a feeling of complete...

Education

A federal program has helped Native Hawaiian medical students for 35 years. It’s now being sued for discrimination

Saturday at 16:00 PM, via The Guardian

Do No Harm, a conservative group, wants the scholarship, which has helped islands’ underserved communities, declared unconstitutional

Doctors and health experts in Hawaii say a decades-old federal program meant to support Native Hawaiians through medical school and better serve some of the islands’ most underserved communities is under attack after a conservative group filed suit.

For more than...

Lifestyle

Two stranded hikers rescued on Devil’s Peak

Today at 08:30 AM, via The South African

A near-death experience was averted after a pair of stranded hikers were rescued and assisted off Devil’s Peak in Cape Town.

Lifestyle

Table Mountain opens new accessible pathway

Today at 08:00 AM, via The South African

In a bid to promote inclusivity, a new universal access pathway has officially opened up on Table Mountain’s summit.

Science/Tech

Home blood pressure checks could reduce risks after hypertensive pregnancy

Today at 08:00 AM, via The Guardian

Study finds monitoring and adjustment of medication where needed can help protect mothers’ heart health

New mothers who had hypertension in pregnancy could reduce their risk of heart attack, stroke and potentially early death through daily blood pressure checks at home, research suggests.

Women who regularly monitored their blood pressure in the weeks after giving birth, and had doctors tailor...

Science/Tech

Starwatch: Leo the lion dominates the northern hemisphere

Today at 07:00 AM, via The Guardian

Recognised since antiquity, the constellation has a rich mythological tradition

The northern hemisphere’s spring evenings are dominated by the unmistakable outline of Leo, one of the few constellations that resembles the creature it represents, the lion.

Leo is most easily identified by its distinctive “backwards” question mark, referred to by astronomers as the “sickle” asterism and...

Science/Tech

Country diary: The skies here are busy with satellites and fieldfares | Rchard Smyth

Today at 06:30 AM, via The Guardian

Prendwick, Northumberland: On a crisp, cold walk, I’m reminded that winter still clings on, and that familiar constellations are far from alone

The red sun rising over the radar station on Alnwick Moor picks out the tall shape of a hare at our end of the meadow. It lopes forward a little way – forever appearing, as hares always do, to be on the brink of a forward roll – and then pauses,...

Science/Tech

Right-to-Repair Laws Gain Political Momentum Across America

Today at 05:34 AM, via Slashdot

“California, Colorado, Minnesota, New York, Connecticut, Oregon and Washington have all passed comprehensive right-to-repair regulations,” reports CNBC, “covering everything from consumer electronics and farm equipment to wheelchairs and automobiles.” And the consumer movement “continues to gain political momentum” across America…As of this year, advocates are tracking 57 right-to-repair bills...