Kane Williamson, Nathan Smith return as New Zealand unveil ODI squad for England Series
Kane Williamson and Nathan Smith have been named in New Zealand’s 14-player squad for the upcoming three-match ODI series against England.
News from October 19, 2025
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Low public awareness leaves green firecrackers in a grey zone
While the government encourages the public to opt for green firecrackers, there is no strict enforcement; residents are unaware of what green firecrackers are, or how to identify them
Ukrainian drones strike major Russian gas plant as Trump says Kyiv may have to trade land for peace
Ukrainian drones strike major Russian gas plant as Trump says Kyiv may have to trade land for peace
Jets flying high on the ‘special’ portion of special teams
All those little details that, when you when you add them all together, that's how you get a better penalty kill," Jets defenceman Josh Morrissey said. "Now, it’s just stressing those all the time.”
Spartak rutinski protiv Nišlija! Subotičani upisali važan trijumf protiv Radničkog
Ekipa Spartaka iz Subotice ostvarila je izuzetno važnu pobedu u okviru 12. kola Superlige Srbije, “Golubovi” su na svom terenu savladali Radnički iz Niša.
Five candidates to replace Billy Napier as Florida's next HC
Napier is out in Gainesville after there was hot-seat talk about him for much of the 2025 campaign.
Tima Abid Fall 2025 Haute Couture
This intricate collection, which told an affecting tale of loss and grief, kicked off six days of shows in Saudi Arabia’s capital.
Defensive woes a bigger headache for Slot than getting Isak and Salah to fire | Andy Hunter
Record signing and Anfield talisman continue to toil but it is crumbling foundations at the back where Liverpool’s real problems lie
Entertainment
Kim Kardashian, Jeremy Allen White and More Walk the Academy Museum Gala Carpet
The fund-raiser in Los Angeles drew stars who were masked, shoeless and gushing about this season’s Oscar hopefuls.
California lawsuit says makers of plastic bags lied about products being recyclable
California is suing three plastic-bag makers, alleging they misled people by falsely claiming their products were recyclable.
Sports
Elena Rybakina Makes Feelings Clear on Tough WTA Scheduling After Ningbo Success
Elena Rybakina rallied from a set down to capture the 10th title of her career with a powerful 3-6, 6-0, 6-2 victory over Ekaterina Alexandrova in the Ningbo Open final in China. The former Wimbledon champion responded to dropping the opening set by winning nine games in a row, showcasing a dominant performance where she […]The post Elena Rybakina Makes Feelings Clear on Tough WTA Scheduling After Ningbo Success appeared first on EssentiallySports.
Bestuurder zonder rijbewijs veroorzaakt zware aanrijding en laat vriend schuld nemen
WaterkantEen jongeman zonder rijbewijs (bestuurder roodgelakte wagen) heeft vanmorgen vroeg een zware aanrijding tussen drie voertuigen veroorzaakt op de hoek van de Johannes Mungrastraat en Kolonistenweg in Suriname. Na het voorval probeerde hij de politie te misleiden door een vriend de schuld te laten nemen voor de aanrijding. Waterkant.Net verneemt dat de veroorzaker direct na […]Het bericht Bestuurder zonder rijbewijs veroorzaakt zware aanrijding en laat vriend schuld nemen verscheen eerst op Waterkant.
Mona Alshebil Spring 2026: No Stone Unturned
The designer paid homage to Sharon Stone's unforgettable 1998 Oscar look, emblematic of her dressy, sculptural collection.
NALDA’s Greenhouse Project to Boost Vegetable Availability, Jobs Creation
James Emejo in Abuja Executive-Secretary, National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA), Mr. Cornelius Adebayo, has disclosed that its greenhouse project will make vegetables available, and closer to Nigerians all year.Addressing
Police looking into whether Prince Andrew enlisted officer to dig up dirt on accuser Giuffre
The report followed Buckingham Palace's announcement that Andrew agreed to relinquish use of Duke of York and other remaining royal titles after emails emerged showing he had remained in contact with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein longer than he previously admitted.
WTMJ Conversations: Mark Van Hecke Discusses Composing for Celebrities and Producing Alternative Rock Masterpieces
Mark Van Hecke is a composer and producer born and raised in Milwaukee who has lead a fascinating life. He sat down with WTMJ’s Libby Collins to discuss his beginnings in music, composing for the Milwaukee Rep and actors like Willem Dafoe, producing the first albums for the Violent Femmes, creating music for video games […]The post WTMJ Conversations: Mark Van Hecke Discusses Composing for Celebrities and Producing Alternative Rock Masterpieces appeared first on WTMJ.
Technology
‘I’d be looking at him’ – Roy Keane lays into Virgil van Dijk after Liverpool’s defeat to Manchester United
The Premier League champions suffered their fourth successive loss in all competitions on Sunday as they were beaten 2-1 by arch-rivals Manchester United at Anfield. After the game Van Dijk said it was important the team stayed calm, but Keane, the former United skipper, feels the Dutch defender needs to take a look at himself. The Irishman, working as a pundit for Sky Sports, said: “Liverpool did look edgy. They do look like they’re forcing things. They do look like the balance, the chemistry, is not quite there. “When you’re the centre-half and you’re a big player, and last year we were on about who’s going to stay and he signs the big contract, and then you’re giving up loads of goals, then I’d be looking at him. “I’d be looking (and thinking), ‘What are you doing?’ “I think a couple of years ago he spoke about Man United coming here and parking the bus and being critical of United. “Well, they’ve scored two today, they scored two last year, and you’re the centre-half of this team. Always start with the man in the mirror, because he’s a big leader. “If you’re the centre-half and your team are all of a sudden giving up loads of goals, you’ve got new people coming to your club, you’ve got to have a good look at yourself, (and say) ‘Am I really helping these lads? Am I getting a grip of people?’ “Little incidents we saw with the (first) goal there – yes, we’ll give United plaudits – but I do look at him going, ‘Are you really sprinting back?’ “United’s attacking players, certainly, had a bit of a swagger about them, whereas Liverpool, they struggled to deal with that.” Van Dijk failed to get back to cut out Bryan Mbeumo’s first-minute opener for United after clashing with team-mate Alexis Mac Allister. Cody Gakpo, who hit a post three times, equalised for the hosts 12 minutes from time, but Harry Maguire grabbed a winner in the 84th minute. Van Dijk told Sky Sports: “We conceded a very sloppy second goal. We worked so hard to get back into the game, we created opportunities to score the winner, but if you concede the second goal like that, obviously, that’s the disappointing part. “Overall, if you look at the game, we were far too rushed. I think we were making wrong decisions. “It’s an interesting time now. We have to stick together, not only us as players, but together with our fans and everyone that wants us to win. “It’s about staying very calm. When things get tough, it’s important that we keep that same mentality of being there for each other. It’s still a long season.”
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Caitlin Clark Has 3-Word Message for Lexie Hull Amid WNBA Free Agency
The Indiana Fever closed out the 2025 WNBA season as a formidable team, dominating the playoffs until the final moments. As free agency heats up, Indiana stands out as one of the most stable franchises heading into the offseason. With Caitlin Clark, Aliyah Boston, and Makayla Timpson already under contract, the Fever have a strong […]The post Caitlin Clark Has 3-Word Message for Lexie Hull Amid WNBA Free Agency appeared first on EssentiallySports.
How Not To Say “No Kings” to Venezuela
Ukraine banner at a January 20 Trump Inauguration protest (Photo credit Sean Reynolds) In light of 18 October’s “No Kings” protests, which will undoubtedly fail to sanction President Trump’s moves toward war in Iran and Venezuela, I wrote up these notes for a peace group I work with on a recent interview I conducted for […]The post How Not To Say “No Kings” to Venezuela first appeared on Dissident Voice.
Technology
Fact-checking Trump’s claim that each boat strike off Venezuela’s coast saves 25,000 lives - PBS
President Donald Trump said U.S. military strikes on five Venezuelan boats have saved more than 100,000 lives because the maneuvers thwarted drug smuggling. Several aspects of Trump’s statement make it wrong.