Month: July 2026
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Arsenal defender Jurrien Timber departs training camp for injury treatment
Jurrien Timber has briefly left Arsenal's training camp in Spain to continue his groin injury rehabilitation in London, though he is expected to rejoin the squad soon.
Bitget Wallet hits 100 million users as everyday payments overtake trading
Bitget Wallet has surpassed 100 million users, with daily payments now outstripping trading volume as the platform becomes a primary financial tool in emerging markets.
Osun SDP Rejects Allegations of Endorsing APC Candidate
The SDP has refuted claims that its Osun State chapter has backed the APC gubernatorial candidate, labeling the supposed endorsement letter as a forgery.
BBC Axes Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo Amid Budget Reductions
The BBC is cancelling three popular programs—Blankety Blank, Celebrity Mastermind and Live at the Apollo—as the broadcaster works to achieve significant long-term financial savings.
Governor Alex Otti Provides Initial Funding for Ngozi Nwosu’s Surgery
Governor Alex Otti has released the first round of funding to assist veteran actress Ngozi Nwosu with her upcoming medical procedures.
Former UFC fighter Anthony Smith facing felony charges in Nebraska
Anthony Smith, a 38-year-old veteran of the UFC, has been arrested in Nebraska on charges including domestic violence assault and false imprisonment.
Nigerian Army appoints new commanders as four additional divisions are activated
The Nigerian Army has appointed new commanders for four newly established divisions and three brigades to improve national security, following presidential approval to expand the force structure.
Police Re-examine Four Deaths at Cornwall Homeless Shelter Following Killer’s Conviction
Police are reviewing four unexplained deaths at a Cornwall homeless shelter where triple murderer James Desborough stayed, though he is not currently a suspect.
Internal strife surfaces in OK Movement as Ladipo Johnson disputes unauthorized leadership changes
Ladipo Johnson denies claims of leadership changes within the OK Movement, alleging that an unauthorized user hijacked the group's social media account to circulate false appointments.
Prime Minister Burnham demands better social care funding prior to assisted dying debate
Prime Minister Andy Burnham suggests that securing reliable social and palliative care funding must take precedence over debating assisted dying legislation.