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WorldSep 18Visually challenged students write exams without help of scribes at Andhra Loyola CollegeThe students keyed in their answers on laptops, after which the answer scripts were printed and forwarded to the respective examiners for evaluationThe Hindu
WorldSep 18Paramedical students seek ₹15,000 monthly stipend for hospital training in Andhra PradeshDelays in examinations and release of results are affecting higher education, employment and competitive examination opportunities, they sayThe Hindu
WorldSep 18The driver who slammed into an LA bus before helicopter crash is charged with murderAn SUV driver was under the influence of drugs when she swerved into the wrong lane, blew a red light and slammed into a Los Angeles city bus, killing two riders, prosecutors said as they charged her with murder.NPR News
WorldSep 18Hong Kong IT analyst charged with murdering wife at their flatA Hong Kong IT analyst has been remanded in custody after being charged with killing his wife in a flat at a private residential estate two days ago. Wong Chi-kwong, 51, was brought to Eastern Court for the first time on Friday to face a count of murder. Police arrested him on Wednesday after his wife, 53-year-old Wong Yuk-ting, was found dead in a flat in block 2 of Heng Fa Chuen estate in Chai Wan. The defendant appeared composed in the dock when the murder charge against him was read out. He...South China Morning Post
WorldSep 18British woman kidnapped in Malawi 'rescued and reunited with family'A British woman who was abducted in Malawi has been rescued and reunited with her family after a shoot-out between officers and the kidnappers, police said.Sky News World
WorldSep 18It’s all in the milkSTUDENTS at Naggo Head Infant School in Portmore, St Catherine, will have additional nutritional support to help prepare them for learning this school year. Through its Nutri+ Milk brand, Seprod has committed to donating 600 units of milk each month to the school throughout the 2026/2027 academic year. The first handover took place on Friday, September 4, marking the start of the ongoing partnership. The initiative will support the school’s nutrition programme, helping to ease some of the financial burden on parents while ensuring students have access to nutritious milk as part of their school day. “Good nutrition and learning go hand in hand. When children are properly nourished, they are better prepared to focus, participate and make the most of the opportunities available to them in the classroom,” said Deidra Grey, brand manager for Nutri+ Milk. “We are very pleased to support Naggo Head Infant School, not just through a one-time donation, but with a commitment that will continue throughout the academic year,” added Grey. She said the partnership reflects Seprod’s wider commitment to supporting education and investing in Jamaica’s children and communities, while creating a foundation for continued collaboration with the school.jamaicaobserver · jamaica
WorldSep 18Pennsylvania hunter sets possible record for bull elk on birthday huntA Pennsylvania archer harvested a massive bull elk that may set a new state record after a 60-day drying period.ellwoodcityledger · united states of america
WorldSep 18Village pub embarks on 'exciting new chapter' as sole focus of its ownersA village pub near Dereham is embarking on a new chapter with fresh ideas and renewed focus.edp24_co_uk · united kingdom
WorldSep 18Europa League: Marseille suffer heavy defeat at BesiktasMarseille suffered a heavy 4-1 defeat at Besiktas in Turkey in their opening Europa League match. The result was a fourth consecutive defeat for the French side, who must now prepare for Sunday’s Classique against Paris Saint-Germain at the Vélodrome.France 24 [en]
WorldSep 18Latest news bulletin | September 18th, 2026 – MorningCatch up with the most important stories from around Europe and beyond this September 18th, 2026 - latest news, breaking news, World, Business, Entertainment, Politics, Culture, Travel.EuroNews [en]
WorldSep 18China launches Pinglu Canal; Hong Kong unveils first 5-year plan: SCMP’s 7 highlightsWe have selected seven stories from this week’s news across Hong Kong, mainland China, the wider Asia region and beyond that resonated with our readers and shed light on topical issues. If you would like to see more of our reporting, please consider subscribing. 1. China launches Pinglu Canal, slashing transit time to Southeast Asia China officially opened its landmark Pinglu Canal to navigation on Wednesday, creating a new maritime gateway for the country’s southwestern hinterland and providing...South China Morning Post
WorldSep 18He tried to steal a motorcycle, suffered a mishap and fractured himself: he asked a truck driver for help and was intercepted while on board the truckJonathan Braian L. tiene 18 años e intentó robarse una Gilera Smash que estaba estacionada en la puerta de un supermercado.Ocurrió en City Bell, en La Plata. Ahora, quedó internado con custodia policial. La secuencia quedó registrada por una de las cámaras de seguridad del local.Clarín
WorldSep 18Policing Lagos: Why 15,597 officers can’t be everywhereBy Emma Nnadozie A seemingly ordinary day in Festac, Lagos, turned into a frightening drama early this year when a well-dressed woman was allegedly attacked by more than 20 hoodlums following a minor road incident. The woman was beside her SUV when a commercial motorcycle rider reportedly crashed into her vehicle. Before she could understand […] The post Policing Lagos: Why 15,597 officers can’t be everywhere appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WorldSep 18Snapchat pervert 'did not lift head once' as he found out how long he would serve for awful crimeThe 24-year-old sat with his head bowed and did not look up once as he was jailed at Birmingham Crown Court this monthbirminghammail · united kingdom
WorldSep 18Theatre, comedy and music - top five things to do in Bolton this weekendFrom family fundraising fun to comedy, Motown classics, Fleetwood Mac favourites and a tribute to the King of Rock 'n' Roll, there's plenty happening across Bolton this weekendtheboltonnews · united kingdom
WorldSep 18'Can't bowl 10 overs': Gambhir on Hardik Pandya's prolonged absenceIndia's head coach Gautam Gambhir has provided an update on Hardik Pandya's fitness after the team's 3-0 T20I series victory over Afghanistan.newsbytesapp · india
WorldSep 18How to make this pistachio and saffron porridgePistachio and saffron porridge is a delicious way to start your day. The creamy texture of pistachios and the aromatic touch of saffron make this dish a unique one.newsbytesapp · india
WorldSep 18Millie Bobby Brown welcomes 2nd child, posts first baby picStranger Things star Millie Bobby Brown and her husband Jake Bongiovi have welcomed their second child!newsbytesapp · india
WorldSep 18Tokyo Game ShowPeople line up to try games at the Tokyo Game Show at Makuhari Messe convention center in Chiba on Thursday. A total of 1,138 exhibitors from 53 countries and…Japan Today
WorldSep 18Expected years in retirement: For how long do Europeans receive their pensions?The expected years after retirement age differ widely across Europe. Euronews Business takes a closer look at current retirement ages and how long Europeans can expect to receive their pension.EuroNews [en]
WorldSep 18Hardik yet to be ready to bowl 10 overs in ODIs, won’t be rushed back: GambhirDigital Desk | New Delhi, Sep 18 (IANS) Ace seam-bowling all-rounder Hardik Pandya is not yet fit enough to bowl his full quota of 10 overs in ODIs and will not be hurried back into international cricket, said India head coach Gautam Gambhir. Pandya hasn’t played competitive cricket since IPL 2026 due to rehabbing from a back injury picked while leading Mumbai Indians. A quadriceps injury and a leg niggle meant Pandya wasn’t picked for the white-ball games against Afghanistan, Ireland, England, Zimbabwe. Though Pandya was a notable absence in 3-0 T20I series win over Afghanistan and in the upcoming white-ball series against the West Indies, he has been named in the India A squad for the 50-over series against Australia A, although his final inclusion is subject to fitness clearance from the BCCI Centre of Excellence (CoE) in Bengaluru. With Hardik still unavailable, India chose to withdraw seam-bowling all-rounder Nitish Kumar Reddy from the Asian Games in Japan and slotted him into the white-ball games against the West Indies, starting with the three-match ODI series in Thiruvananthapuram on September 27. "First of all, from Nitish's point of view, it's actually a great thing that he's been withdrawn from a T20 format and he'll get game time against the West Indies as well. We know how important seam bowling all-rounders will be probably in a year's time when we go to South Africa and Namibia. "Once Hardik comes back, obviously it's going to be good. Sometimes we could even go on to play both of them in the playing 11. But again, Hardik at the moment, yes, he cannot bowl 10 overs and he hasn't played a lot of cricket since the IPL. So we don't want to push him into international cricket because international cricket can be extremely tough on your body as well. "So if he plays those, that India A series, obviously he'll get some game time as well and that was the clear message to him that if he can play that A series and then if everything goes well, he can come back and be part of the T20s and the one-day squad as well. In the meantime, Nitish will get more game time as well because he hasn't played enough cricket since the IPL either,." Gambhir said in the post-match press conference after India wrapped up the 3-0 series win over Afghanistan with a thumping 127-run win at the Arun Jaitley Stadium. Reddy, who himself missed trips to Ireland, United Kingdom and Zimbabwe due to a quadriceps strain, took consecutive three-fors against Afghanistan after a shaky start to the series, where he gave away 30 runs and missed his lengths. Gambhir added that his bowling returns had been one of the biggest gains from the series. "It's been a huge plus for us because we want to expose him to most of the international games because we know how important he is - whether it's in 50-over format or going forward in T20s as well because there are not many going around guys who can bowl and who can bat at the middle order. “So it's a massive positive that the way he's bowled in this series. Obviously, he didn't start off that well in the first game, but then we always know that the more you bowl in international cricket, the more he's going to get better and that's what he should. "So I think it's good that we got Nitish now from the Asian Games so that now he can, and you could see, the more he bowls, the better he becomes and we have, when you can develop a couple of seam bowling all-rounders, it will always be handy in a year's time," he added. Gambhir also admitted that majority of players missing ODIs against the West Indies to play in the Asian Games wasn’t an ideal scenario to prepare for the 2027 World Cup, though he also saw it as a chance for newbies Naman Dhir and Auqib Nabi to showcase their mettle in 50-over cricket. “Look, it's not ideal. Obviously, we know that it's not ideal when we are preparing for a World Cup, which is in a year’s time. But again, the Asian Games squad was selected long back. Sometimes it's difficult for the selectors when they have to put the best squad in place. So, we always knew that if the best team goes to the best, the front-line players go to the Asian Games. “Obviously, we will probably have to compromise a bit in this one-day series against the West Indies. But again, it gives other people the opportunity as well. Obviously, in a series like this, we've got young guys like Naman Dhir and Auqib Nabi getting those opportunities in this squad. So, they can also show what they bring in white ball format. “Obviously, the bigger the pool, the better it is for us when we have this opportunity in the next three one-day games. Normally, when you have all the players available, sometimes players might not get that opportunity. But now, with people like Vipraj (Nigam, going to the Asian Games), Naman and Auqib, these guys will get their opportunity. So, from one end, it's good. But on the other side, obviously, you want the best players.” The head coach signed off by admitting that players not being able to play an entire series due to varied injuries hasn’t been ideal for him and ODI skipper Shubman Gill. “Because if I give you an honest answer, then yes because, especially in Test cricket, and one day cricket, you want your main players to play more of it as the next World Cup is in 50-over format. “More importantly, it's not fair on a young captain as well if he doesn't get the best team, playing consistently and regularly and not being on the path consistently. That's why I have to be dead honest. Yes, as a coach, I can take all the criticisms, but for me, I think it is important for Shubman to get the best team and eleven as many times as he can in red ball and in white ball formats as well," he said.bhaskarlive_in · india
WorldSep 18Bromsgrove weekend weather forecast as sunshine follows Friday rainTHE Met Office has forecast a mix of sunshine and rain for Bromsgrove this weekendbromsgroveadvertiser_uk · united kingdom
WorldSep 18Aileen Wuornos-Lizzie Borden connection explained: Why serial killer appeared in Netflix's Monster series?Aileen Wuornos appeared in Netflix's Lizzie Borden series, leaving viewers confused about the link between the serial killer and the 1892 ax murders.hindustantimes · india
WorldSep 18Weather today in Punta Lara, Buenos Aires: the weather forecast for this Friday, September 18, 2026El SMN anticipa para este viernes temperaturas entre 11°C y 21°C.El pronóstico extendido durante la jornada. ¿Cómo estará el cielo? ¿Cuál es la probabilidad de lluvias?Clarín
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