On Sunday night’s finale, Jason Jae and Mensan were expelled from the show, adding to the tension inside the Big Brother Naija Season 10 house.
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As the curtain slowly draws down on the dramatic finale of the season, only a few housemates are competing for the $11 million grand prize.
Both men, Jason Jae, who won the show’s final Head of House title, and Mensan, who won two times more popular, were praised for their strategic gameplay.
Russia has expressed concern about potential escalation in the entire Caribbean region as a result of US strikes on a boat allegedly carrying illegal drugs off the coast of Venezuela on Friday, which left four people dead.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov criticized the attack, which occurred in international waters, in a phone call to Yvan Gil’s Venezuelan counterpart on Sunday.
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Following the conversation, the Russian Foreign Ministry released a statement saying that “the ministers expressed serious concern about Washington’s continuing actions in the Caribbean Sea that have a long-lasting impact on the region.”
In light of the current circumstances, the Russian side has confirmed that it has a “full support and solidarity with Venezuela’s leadership and people.”
In an interview on Sunday, US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated to Fox News that he had “every authorization needed” to launch military strikes on ships off Venezuelan waters. He declined to provide more information about the permission granted to his office.
Hegseth claimed that the ship was “transporting substantial amounts of narcotics — headed to America to poison our people” in a post on X following the Friday strike.
“These strikes will continue until the American people’s attacks are over,” he declares. “!, he said.
A vessel can be seen moving through the water in a nearly 40-second video of Hegseth’s strike before a web of projectiles deflects its impact onto the boat and the surrounding water, causing the boat to explode on impact.
He claimed that the intelligence “without a doubt” established that the crew was “narco-terrorists” and that the vessel was carrying drugs. He made no disclosures about the quantity or type of alleged drugs aboard, and he made no mention of any supporting evidence to back up his claim that the strike’s targets were drug smugglers.
US campaign against drug cartels
At least four such attacks in the United States have been carried out, leaving at least 21 people dead, since the most recent strike.
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump notified Congress that his administration had determined that US drug cartel members were “unlawful combatants” who were also engaged in “non-international armed conflict.”
Trump claimed that the US military’s expansion in the Caribbean had put an end to drug trafficking in South America on Sunday. No drugs enter the water, they say. And we’ll examine phase two, he said, without giving more information about his plans.
Nicolas Maduro, president of Venezuela, has claimed on numerous occasions that the US intends to oust him from power. When Venezuelan Defense Minister General Vladimir Padrino criticised an “illegal incursion” by US aircraft close to its borders on Thursday, the nation claimed that US attacks were “a vulgarity, a provocation, a threat to the security of the nation.”
The legal justification for the strikes has been made by Washington using the US Constitution, war powers, the designation of drug cartels as “foreign terrorist organizations,” the right to self-defense, and international law on unlawful combatants.
Housemates Kayode “Kaybobo” Oladele and Isabella George have been expelled from the show just moments before the grand ceremony for the season 10 finale of Big Brother Naija.
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As the competition grew more intense, the audience experienced a wave of mixed emotions as their exit was announced by host Ebuka Obi-Uchendu during Sunday night’s live finale.
Both housemates had strong contenders throughout the season, and Isabella’s quiet charm and show-stealing romantic arcs made her a household name. Kaybobo famously made her way into the finale by investing a sum of 10 million in immunity, while Isabella’s calm charm and show-stealing romantic arcs made her a household name.
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Kheredine Idessane
Senior Reporter for BBC Sport Scotland at the Scottish Stadium in Falkirk
Following the 1-1 draw on Sunday, angry Rangers fans attempted to stop the team bus from leaving the Falkirk Stadium while a large police presence was required to allow players and staff to leave.
In a bid to prevent under-pressure head coach Russell Martin from being escorted away from supporters who had been clamoring for his removal for several weeks, police have escorted him from the ground in a separate car.
Around 18:30 BST, or more than 90 minutes after the game was over, a group of people, mostly wearing black, were led away from the ground.
Martin, who signed a three-year contract with the club in June, has only won one of his first seven league games and has received chants and protests from fans in recent games.
No excuses as the manager accepts responsibility
Martin, who won five games in all competitions, accepted responsibility for the most recent subpar performance at bottom-placed Falkirk and said there were “no excuses.”
In the end, he said, “The team is a reflection of me and it needs to be better and do better. I need to take responsibility and examine that myself.”
The 39-year-old is aware that his future is becoming more “noise”-filled, but he insisted he could still turn things around.
You would have to question those who were above me, Martin said.
“I feel really backstage from the players and the staff,” he said. I can’t say whether that has changed because I felt really supported by everyone else before me.
Because of what I see with the players every day, how invested they are in it, and how determined they are to win football games, “I have to just try to focus on winning football games.”
Big decision for Rangers’ board analysis
The Ibrox hierarchy appears to be making a significant decision right now. Ride out the storm, trust their man and hope he will produce the desired improvements, or accept that the current situation is irretrievable and order the end of a project that hasn’t really taken off.
A man who appears to be caught in the wrong movie had to be smuggled away from the Falkirk Stadium, which was an unsatisfying day. Instead of becoming a heartfelt story, it’s turning into a horror movie.
When does the board’s duty to their employees start to take effect? After all, there is only so much one man can tolerate.
After the hosts equalized with 17 minutes left, the customary chants started to play in Falkirk. “Martin, Martin, get to…”. In contrast to the outcry that quickly erupted shortly after the final whistle, that seems like a light rebuke.
Kris Boyd, a former Rangers striker, acknowledged that “something has to change.” The majority of Rangers supporters have had enough.
He claimed, “It is not good enough.” They have not visited Rugby Park, Easter Road, Celtic Park, Pittodrie, Tannadice, or Tynecastle. If nothing changes, this only gets worse. It is getting worse.
Rangers simply had to win this game, which they failed to do. once more.
The 20-point plan for Gaza, which was proposed by Donald Trump, is currently being discussed.
There may be a resolution to Israel’s devastating conflict in Gaza, as Hamas and Israel appear to have agreed to most of the terms of US President Donald Trump’s 20-point ceasefire plan.
However, many things are still undecied, including how the Israeli troops will leave Gaza, the existence of an Israeli security buffer zone, and what the interim governing body will look like.
When will Israel end its unlawful occupation of all Palestinian territory, the question remains unanswered.
Mohammed Jamjoom, the presenter
Guests:
Former Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights at the UN, Andrew Gilmour
Victor Kattan, assistant professor of public international law at the University of Nottingham, is the author of the book The Palestine Question in International Law.
When Frankie Bridge admitted to having no savings for her financial past from her successful pop career, she claimed that she now has nothing to put aside.
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Frankie Bridge opened up about squandering all her earnings(Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images)
Frankie Bridge admitted to wasting all of her money from her time as a pop star and said, “I don’t have anything to show for it anymore, I think that’s one of my biggest regrets.”
The vocalist-turned-Loose Women panellist, who rose to prominence with S Club Juniors at just 12 before achieving chart triumph with The Saturdays, spoke frankly about her monetary history. She revealed to the Big Fish podcast with Spencer Matthews that despite grafting from such a tender age, she failed to put money aside and now has nothing remaining from her pop celebrity fortune.
Frankie detailed how her parents’ relaxed stance on expenditure due to her dedication meant there was minimal oversight of her finances. “I think my parents always felt that they allowed me to work from such a young age that they were unable to tell me what to use my money for and what to spend it on. We didn’t have loads and loads.”
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The presenter noted that, in retrospect, she had some control over her previous control of her cash flow. My own bank card is something I can recall. I believe I just halted it, as I did last week.
Frankie confirmed she did have her own money, along with personal banking privileges, despite widely held myths that young stars were not entitled to their full share. After working for S Club Juniors, Frankie openly admitted that “they helped me invest little bits.” I wasn’t really thinking about it at the time, though, because I had no money, no bills, and nothing. However, when I consider the situation, it wasn’t as much as I had anticipated. It would have been nice to have some leftovers.
Simon Fuller, a music mogul, saw her as the next Rachel Stevens, and Frankie was ready for a solo career after S Club Juniors. She recalled that time in her own words, “I had an opportunity afterwards. He wanted me to be the new Rachel Stevens because she was the artist at the time, and we were given an independent contract for about a year.
However, Frankie felt overwhelmed in the solo spotlight: “I felt so lost, I didn’t know what clothes I was into, what music. I was more an Avril Lavigne, a bit more emo. And that was not the style he was going for.” Frankie has since admitted she struggles with depression and anxiety.
Despite initially avoiding being a member of “another girl band,” everything clicked when Frankie was called to join The Saturdays.
After mulling it over, she seized the opportunity and has since enjoyed a series of hits with the group, which includes Rochelle Humes, Una Healy, Mollie King, and Vanessa White. Now, Frankie is a doting mum to her son Parker, shared with football ace Wayne Bridge, and a stepmum to his son Jaydon.
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