Urban was performing “The Fighter” at the time, with the lyric originally reading, “When they’re tryna get to you, baby I’ll be the fighter.”
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An elderly motorist is filmed being pulled to safety through the sunroof of his Bentley after accidentally driving the luxury vehicle into the harbour at Sandbanks, Dorset.
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A critical New York standout is angling to elevate his game and earn some hardware in the offing.
A court halts the Trump administration’s $233m FEMA grant cuts, raising stakes over state security funding and federal power.
Elida Witthoeft told Newsweek: “She needs to know that nothing will ever hurt her and this is her home.”
Bakery chain hit by sales growth slowdown as July heatwave led to shoppers shunning hot pastries
The bakery chain Greggs has said it will increase the price of its breakfast deal and a number of other products this week after unusually hot weather hit sales over the summer.
The group said its three-part offer, which includes breakfast roll or baguette, a hot drink, and a side, will rise in price from £3.95 to £4.15. The two-part deal, which includes a main item and a drink, will rise from £2.95 to £3.15.
Abdullah Khan, with an address in north Dublin, appeared at Cloverhill District Court on Wednesday for his fifth hearing since being charged and has not yet applied for bail.
Page Six exclusively spoke with the wildlife conservationist and his pro partner, Witney Carson, following Tuesday’s “TikTok Night.”
Lazzarini Advocates for Education in Gaza Amid Ongoing Conflict
UNRWA Commissioner-General Philippe Lazzarini emphasized on Tuesday that any resolution to end Israel’s ongoing military operations in Gaza must prioritize the restoration of education for the territory’s children, reports 24brussels.
With more than 660,000 children out of school for a third consecutive year, Lazzarini called for a comprehensive plan that provides hope and a clear pathway back to learning. He argued that the revival of education is crucial not only for the individual futures of these children but also for the broader objectives of peace and stability in the region.
Lazzarini stated that UNRWA possesses the necessary infrastructure, staff, and expertise to resume formal education in Gaza, contingent upon a ceasefire being achieved. Prior to the outbreak of hostilities, UNRWA schools catered to over 300,000 students, highlighting the scale of educational disruption currently affecting the population.
The commissioner warned that the lack of educational opportunities leaves young individuals vulnerable to exploitation and radicalization. He reiterated the urgent need for a ceasefire to facilitate the resumption of educational services, emphasizing that “the education of children must be part of any agreement to end the war in Gaza.”
In recent developments, Egypt and Qatar presented a peace initiative from U.S. President Donald Trump to Hamas, aiming to conclude the conflict in Gaza. Hamas is currently deliberating the proposal and is anticipated to provide a response in due course.
As the situation in Gaza continues to deteriorate, the international community remains focused on finding a viable solution that addresses the pressing humanitarian and educational needs of the affected population.