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WWW.DAILYMAIL.COMWorld Cup terror plot revealed in bloodcurdling detail for first time: Beckham and US team targeted in televised massacres alongside 9/11-style nuclear attackThe foiled plot sought to cause bloodshed on the pitch and a 'nuclear holocaust to rival Chernobyl'. It was reportedly thwarted thanks to a double agent and huge police operation.0 Comments 0 Shares 11 Views 0 Reviews -
WWW.GBNEWS.COMBen Stokes feels the wrath of ECB chief Rob Key with booze ban consideredRob Key has declined to guarantee Ben Stokes will remain England Test captain following the all-rounder's breach of team curfew rules last weekend.The ECB's managing director of men's cricket addressed the controversy publicly for the first time on Thursday, revealing his profound disappointment at the incident."Can Ben captain again? I think we've just got to let that play out," Key stated at The Oval.The 35-year-old Stokes and teammate Gus Atkinson were involved in a late-night confrontation with Saracens rugby player Totoa Auvaa after exceeding a midnight deadline.Key described experiencing "disbelief, then anger" upon learning of events, adding he remains unsettled by what occurred.When pressed on whether dismissing Stokes remained possible, Key responded: "I'm not saying that. At this point in time, it has not crossed my mind to get that far ahead."The ECB chief revealed he is contemplating an unprecedented total prohibition on alcohol for players representing England.Key questioned whether existing protocols had been sufficiently robust, suggesting even post-match celebrations might need to change."Even when they win a game of cricket, is it now a time when there's just no alcohol at any time and at any stage?" he said.The managing director emphasised that squad members must now earn back confidence from supporters."The players now have to show the public that they can be trusted. At this point it's hard to say they can," Key admitted.However, he stopped short of condemning the team entirely, insisting: "I don't think they've become a national embarrassment."Key acknowledged that Stokes and head coach Brendon McCullum represent one of England's most accomplished leadership partnerships.Both Stokes and Atkinson have been excluded from the second Test squad following their breach of team rules after England's victory at Lord's.The matter is currently being examined by the ECB and has additionally been passed to the independent Cricket Regulator for review.Key disclosed that Atkinson claimed ignorance of the curfew's existence, though the managing director appeared unsympathetic to this defence."The protocols were brought in in January, they were also sent to their representatives," Key noted, adding that multiple players went out that evening yet only two failed to return by the deadline.Regarding Stokes' wellbeing, Key indicated the situation had been "traumatic" for the captain."Ben has been through a range of emotions, as you would do in this situation," he explained, urging patience before any major decisions are taken.Joe Root has been drafted in to lead England for the Oval encounter with New Zealand, which begins on Wednesday.The former captain was chosen ahead of vice-captain Harry Brook, whose own nightclub altercation with a bouncer in Wellington last November counted against him."We just thought this was too big a job at this stage for Harry to take on," Key acknowledged.Brook's previous disciplinary matter was "certainly one of the reasons" behind the decision, though Key rejected suggestions that Root was the only "responsible adult" available.The managing director praised Root's immediate willingness to step up during a difficult period."Ultimately, when English cricket's in a hole, Joe Root is the man that we ask to dig us out of it, whether that's on the field or off the field," Key said. "When I spoke to him about whether he would consider this, he didn't hesitate."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter0 Comments 0 Shares 11 Views 0 Reviews -
WWW.BBC.COMPolice officer, 19, dies from crash injuriesJess Turnbull "had so much to look forward to in her career and her life", the chief constable says.0 Comments 0 Shares 16 Views 0 Reviews -
WWW.BBC.COMWhy did it take so long for me to be diagnosed?Ellie Colton was finally diagnosed with endometriosis after years of debilitating pain. She meets a scientist developing a simple diagnostic test that could help many women.0 Comments 0 Shares 22 Views 0 Reviews -
WWW.SPORTSCHAU.DEAudiostream - Gruppe A bei der WM 2026 live hren: Mexiko gegen SdafrikaIm Erffnungsspiel der FIFA WM 2026 empfngt Co-Gastgeber Mexiko in Mexiko-Stadt Sdafrika. Das Spiel live hren! Reporter: Andr Siems & Flo Winkler.[mehr]0 Comments 0 Shares 24 Views 0 Reviews -
WWW.OURSPORTSCENTRAL.COMTopsy-Turvy Contest Favors Quakes on Wednesday NightSan Bernardino, Calif. - The Rancho Cucamonga Quakes (33-26) had their hands full against an Inland Empire 66ers (25-34) lineup that gave them all the... - CalL Rancho Cucamonga Quakes0 Comments 0 Shares 24 Views 0 Reviews -
RMCSPORT.BFMTV.COMCoupe du monde 2026: double bonne nouvelle pour l'Espagne concernant Lamine Yamal et Nico WilliamsTous les deux blesss depuis plusieurs semaines, Lamine Yamal et Nico Williams devraient pouvoir jouer lors du premier match de l'Espagne la Coupe du monde 2026 selon la Cadena Ser. Des nouvelles rassurantes pour les Espagnols, qui comptent normment sur leurs ailiers.0 Comments 0 Shares 41 Views 0 Reviews -
WWW.SMH.COM.AURabbitohs gun reacts to emotional winKeaon Koloamatangi speaks to Nine's Danika Mason after an emphatic win in a game that honoured Jai Arrow.0 Comments 0 Shares 41 Views 0 Reviews
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TIMESOFINDIA.INDIATIMES.COMHistory made! Bangladesh seal first-ever ODI series win over AustraliaBangladesh achieved a historic maiden ODI series victory against Australia, securing a 2-0 lead with a five-wicket win. Despite a rain delay and a revised target, the hosts chased down 192 comfortably. Australia's batting faltered early, but Labuschagne and Bartlett's half-centuries offered some recovery. Bangladesh's disciplined bowling and steady batting sealed the landmark triumph.0 Comments 0 Shares 41 Views 0 Reviews