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Colo Colo coach Fernando Ortiz has named a surprisingly young squad for their Copa de la Liga match against Coquimbo Unido. With key attackers unavailable, the team’s average age is 23.2, featuring a teenage debutant goalkeeper and a revamped, youthful defense. The attacking line also consists of young players tasked with leading the offense.
Hamas militants and their allies engaged in rape, assault, and sexual torture during and after the October 7, 2023 attack on southern Israel, a new report concludes. The report, shared first with CNN, presents comprehensive evidence of systematic sexual violence against women, men, and children, describing it as integral to the assault. Lead author Cochav Elkayam-Levy stated that sexual violence was a calculated strategy by Hamas.
Middlesbrough head coach Kim Hellberg stated that the defeat against Southampton was ‘one of the toughest days’ of his career. Despite an early lead, Boro lost the play-off semi-final in extra time. Hellberg expressed his disappointment and pride in his team’s season performance.
Celtic interim manager Martin O’Neill discussed Wednesday’s critical Scottish Premiership clash against Motherwell, emphasizing the “major task” ahead despite a recent confidence-boosting win over Rangers. He stated that securing the league title hinges on winning Celtic’s final two games, a prospect that seemed unlikely weeks ago, attributing the team’s resurgence to strong player form and fan connection.
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British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing an escalating leadership crisis as over 80 Labour lawmakers and several cabinet ministers demand his resignation following devastating midterm election losses and record-low approval ratings.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer issued a defiant challenge to his critics Tuesday, telling a fracturing Labour Party to “take your best shot” as a rebellion over his leadership reaches a boiling point. According to NBC News, more than 80 lawmakers including four resigning ministers have called for him to step down following a “humiliating” performance in recent local elections.
Starmer, now the most unpopular British leader on record, faced his Cabinet at No. 10 Downing St. to address the mutiny. “The country expects us to get on with governing. That is what I am doing and what we must do,” Starmer said. He acknowledged the electoral “tough” results but warned that a leadership contest would be “destabilizing” for the economy. Despite the pressure, Starmer noted the 20% threshold for a formal challenge “has not been triggered,” effectively dared rivals to act.
A new study suggests that regular engagement in arts and cultural activities, such as visiting museums or attending concerts, is associated with slower biological aging. The research analyzed over 3,500 UK adults, finding that those who frequently participated in these activities showed DNA-based signs of aging slower than non-participants. This association was comparable to the effect of physical activity. The findings held true even after considering lifestyle factors, though the study design does not prove causation.