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Celtic and Rangers ordered to play next Scottish Cup home matches behind closed doors after fan disorder
Scottish FA requires Celtic and Rangers to hold next home Scottish Cup matches behind closed doors and pay £100,000 fines after fan disorder during last season’s quarter-final.
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SMRT launches $6 million AI-powered command centre to monitor bus fleet
SMRT opened a new AI-driven command centre at Gali Batu to oversee over 1,200 buses in real time.
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Russia launches large-scale missile and drone strikes on Ukraine, killing dozens
Russia launched massive missile and drone attacks on Ukraine on August 27-28, killing at least 38 and injuring dozens more.
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Traffic accidents and injuries rise in Singapore first half of 2026 despite fewer deaths
Singapore Police reported a 2.7% rise in traffic accidents with injuries or deaths but a decline in fatalities in first half of 2026.
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Singaporean sentenced to 5 years for aiding Cambodian crime ring in S$650,000 scam
Muhammad Firdaus Abdul Rahman was jailed for five years for helping a Cambodian crime ring scam over S$650,000 from Singapore victims.
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Singapore mandates cool water, breathable clothing, ice packs for outdoor workers from Dec 1
Singapore will require employers to provide cool water, breathable clothing, ice packs, and heat stress training to outdoor workers starting December 1, 2026.
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Singapore to recruit 1,800 infant care educators by 2030 with expanded hiring grant
Singapore plans to hire 1,800 more infant care educators by 2030 and expand funding to train local and foreign candidates.
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Advent and Stripe abandon $53 billion bid to acquire PayPal
A consortium of Advent International and Stripe has dropped its $53 billion offer to buy PayPal, causing the stock to fall sharply.
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Singapore Red Cross and Mercy Relief mobilize flood aid for Nepal and Tibet
Singapore Red Cross pledged S$50,000 and launched a public fundraiser, while Mercy Relief prepares emergency aid for Nepal-Tibet flood victims.
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IHH Healthcare reports 29.3% profit rise in Q2 2026 and declares 5.5 sen dividend
IHH Healthcare posted a 29.3% rise in Q2 net profit to RM573 million and declared a 5.5 sen interim dividend.
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Arsenal Leads Premier League After Strong Start as Rivals Bolster Squads
Arsenal opened the Premier League season with a 3-0 win over Coventry City and are favorites to retain the title as rivals strengthen squads.
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SK Hynix breaks ground on $4B Indiana AI memory hub, expects chip shortage through 2030
SK Hynix began construction of a $4 billion memory chip and AI research facility in Indiana, targeting 2030 production amid ongoing chip shortages.
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Universal Studios Japan to Invest Up to 300 Billion Yen in Osaka Park Expansion
Universal Studios Japan plans to invest up to 300 billion yen in an expansion of its Osaka theme park, the first since its 2001 opening.
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Four EU Countries Urge Reopening Debate on Using Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
The Netherlands, Poland, Spain, and Sweden called on the EU to revisit using frozen Russian central bank assets to support Ukraine ahead of a September meeting.
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Rafael Nadal says he ‘almost never’ plays tennis since 2024 retirement as Netflix doc premieres
Rafael Nadal said he barely plays tennis since retiring in 2024 as a Netflix docuseries on his career launched.
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Raphinha and Fermin Lopez score as Barcelona win 2-0 against Athletic Bilbao
Barcelona defeated Athletic Bilbao 2-0 at Camp Nou in their LaLiga 2026-2027 home opener.
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Chelsea and Fulham advance to League Cup third round with Welbeck scoring on debut
Chelsea beat Luton Town 2-0 while Fulham won 3-0 over AFC Wimbledon to reach the League Cup third round on August 27, 2026.
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Jordan's Ibrahim Sabra ruled out of 2026 World Cup with ankle injury
Jordan's 20-year-old forward Ibrahim Sabra will miss the 2026 World Cup after tearing a ligament in his left ankle during training.
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Alan Shearer stresses defence and Harry Kane's form for England's World Cup chances
Alan Shearer says England can compete at the World Cup if they defend well and Harry Kane stays in top form but does not expect England to win the title.
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Aston Martin fails to score as 2023 F1 struggles continue with no near-term upgrades
Aston Martin has scored no points so far this Formula One season, with drivers Alonso and Stroll struggling in early races and no upgrades planned soon.
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Study warns biodiversity loss risks triggering sovereign debt crises worldwide
A new study finds financial markets underestimate biodiversity loss risks, which could trigger sovereign debt downgrades and higher borrowing costs globally.
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Thomas Frank rejects coaching offers to focus on punditry and Tour de France coverage
Thomas Frank declined job offers after leaving Tottenham and will spend the summer as a TV pundit and attending the Tour de France.
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Egypt’s Hossam Abdelmaguid aims for World Cup breakthrough in Group G
Egyptian defender Hossam Abdelmaguid says playing in the 2026 World Cup fulfills a childhood dream and aims to advance past the group stage.
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Norway Football Team Unveils Viking-Themed Photo Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Norway’s national football team released a Viking-themed photo in June ahead of their first World Cup in 28 years.