As Australia recovered from 68-4 to successfully chase 245 and defeat England by six wickets in the ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup, Annabel Sutherland took three wickets and hit 98 not out. Ash Gardner added an unbeaten century.
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A devastated Kylie Jenner announced her beloved dog Norman had died after almost 13 years. The Kylie Cosmetics founder, 28, took to her Instagram to share throwback snaps of her dog in multiple sweet scenarios as she shared how she had to ‘prepare herself’ as he got older.
She wrote: “In Loving Memory of My Sweet Norman. I still remember the day I brought you home. I had never loved anything so much. I always wanted an Italian Greyhound growing up, but my mommy never let me have one. Then, right after I turned 17, I got you for Christmas, and it was the best gift I could have ever received.
You gave my life and that of so many others a lot of pure joy, Normy. Despite being almost 13 years old, I am certain that you will stay with us forever.
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I regret not writing this post, Kylie said. I tried to prepare myself and was aware of your advancing age, but it’s difficult to lose your norm. Knowing that my children will meet and fall in love with you makes me happy.
“My sweet Normyyy.” You are so dear to me. My dear Normandle, rest in peace. I will always be in love with you. Fai and his twin sisters Simi and Haze shared heart emojis.
Amelia Hamlin, a model and a nepotist, wrote, “NORMYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY “Norman,” a fan wrote, “Kylie, I’m so sorry for your loss, we all saw him back in the day, and it’s so heartbreaking.”
Norman was the youngest Kardashian sister to first become a fan in 2014, and she has since shared her photos on social media with her other pets.
Kylie recently made a feature on Terror Jr’s new single, Fourth Strike, which was released on Monday night.
The businessman is best known for The Kardashians and her billion-dollar cosmetics line, which nods to her social media persona from 2014 to 2016.
The 2016 single Three Strikes, which was featured in a Kylie Cosmetics campaign and sparked rumors that Jenner was the singer in secret, was followed up by Fourth Strike by Terror Jr.
She performed the bridge and tied the track with a whispered “King Kylie,” which was confirmed this time.
She could be heard singing, “I just wanna tell you, I’m sorry/ Touch me, baby/tell me I’m your baby/ Write your name all over my body.”
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The House of Assembly of Edo State has passed a bill to repeal the 2025 Customary Court of Appeal and enact a law to restore the state’s Customary Court of Appeal.
The committee of the whole took the bill into consideration and decided to adopt it clause by clause.
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The bill’s clerk, Alhaji Audu Omogbai, was given the order from the Speaker, Blessing Agbebaku, to send them to the governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, for his approval.
The House also received a report on a bill to establish the Edo State Property Protection Committee, which was presented to the House by Maria Edeko, a member representing the Esan North East II constituency, the chairman of the Committee on Security and Public Safety.
The report aims to address the issues relating to the protection of government buildings, properties, and other issues in addition to its four findings and one recommendation.
The chairman claimed that during their regular meetings, some gaps in the bill were found and appropriate amendments were made.
The committee’s amendments to the report were later approved by the House.
Published On 22 Oct 2025
Major General Akram Salloum al-Abdullah was detained by the interior ministry in a statement released on Wednesday.
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He was cited as holding “several positions,” most notably as the defense ministry’s commander between 2014 and 2015, while the former regime was in power.
According to the ministry, Abdullah was “implicated in serious violations against detainees in Sednaya prison” and that he was “directly responsible for carrying out the executions of detainees inside Sednaya military prison” while serving as the military police commander.
One of the darkest aspects of al-Assad’s family rule, which ended with the death of Bashar al-Assad in December, the prison was located outside Damascus.
The facility has been referred to as a “human slaughterhouse” by Amnesty International, a rights organization.
Since 2011 when the country’s war broke out, murder, torture, extortion, and extermination have been common at the prison, according to a 2017 report from Amnesty International. These behaviors constitute crimes against humanity, according to the rights group.
According to former prison detainees, a 2014 report from Human Rights Watch confirmed these claims about the facility’s frequent mass deaths.
Sednaya Prison’s Association of Detainees and Missing Persons estimates that about 6, 000 people were detained there from 2011 to 2011, while only about 6, 000 have been released.
The others are still missing.
Abdullah is “the highest-ranked individual” to be detained over Sednaya to date, according to Diab Serriya, cofounder of the association.
Serriya claimed that the prison’s military police were in charge during Abdullah’s regime, and that many prisoners were subjected to torture and executions.
He claimed to the AFP news agency that “he is accountable for those crimes.”
Serriya added that during Abdullah’s rule, Sednaya’s so-called “salt rooms” were established as “served as warehouses for storing bodies pending their transfer to mass graves.”
50 to 100 people were executed daily in the prison, which largely housed political prisoners who opposed al-Assad’s rule, according to Syria’s Civil Defense, the White Helmets.
Peter Obi, a former governor of Anambra State, has expressed condolences to the affected families and the government of Niger State for the Katcha gas tanker explosion that left over 42 people dead.
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Obi expressed sadness and pain over “poverty continues to force our people into circumstances where they must risk their lives to survive.”
He believes that no one should simply attempt to live.
“I send my deepest condolences to the governor of Niger State, the affected communities, and the families who lost loved ones. In a post on X, he wrote, “It is both sad and painful that poverty continues to put our people in dangerous situations where they must risk their lives to survive.”
The Labour Party’s (LP) candidate for president in 2023 called the tragedies “almost daily” in our country heartbreaking.
According to Obi, “Those in power frequently respond with silence and indifference because the loss of lives has become so frequent.”
“This is unacceptable.” I make a second-time plea to the leaders to show more compassion, empathy, and responsibility.
Read more about Sanwo-Olu’s comments to the Niger governor and the families of the victims of the tanker explosion.
We must continue to work toward creating a world where everyone lives in dignity.
“These unrecurring tragedies should remind us of our collective responsibility to build a Nigeria where no one has to die merely by trying to survive.”
“May all those who lost their lives rest peacefully, and may their families find strength and comfort.” Amen”.
Over 60 people were hurt in the incident, which happened along the Agaie–Bida road in the state’s Katcha LGA, when an articulated vehicle exploded in the Essa community.
Before the tanker caught fire, many of the victims were attempting to collect fuel from it.
For treatment, the injured were transported to Essa Primary Health Care Center, Idris Private Hospital, and the Federal Medical Center (FMC) in Bida.
The state of the road was the subject of intense ire from the drivers.
Ibrahim Gaawu, a leader in the Essa community, called for the government to immediately halt its efforts after describing the highway as a “death trap.”
42 people were killed and many others were hurt when the tanker exploded right away. Despite the millions of dollars spent on it, this road, which was constructed in 1923 and was last reconstructed ten years ago, is in terrible condition.