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Scotland's national football team prepares for a must-win match against Poland in Warsaw on November 18, 2024. After a recent victory over Croatia, Scotland aims to avoid relegation in the Nations League. Coach Steve Clarke is considering lineup changes, particularly regarding young talent Ben Doak, while Poland seeks to secure their position after a heavy loss to Portugal.
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Scotland's rugby team, featuring a record 690 caps in the starting XV, prepares to face Australia on Sunday. Coach Gregor Townsend emphasizes the experience of his squad, which includes key players returning from injury. The match will conclude Scotland's autumn campaign, with the outcome critical for assessing the series' success.
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Following Mozambique's presidential election on October 9, protests against alleged electoral fraud have escalated. Opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane has called for further demonstrations, while the government has deployed military forces to maintain order. Reports indicate at least 20 deaths and numerous injuries due to police violence during the unrest, raising concerns over human rights violations.
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Manchester United has appointed Ruben Amorim as head coach following Erik ten Hag's dismissal. Amorim, who leaves Sporting Lisbon, signed a contract until June 2027 and will start on November 11, 2024. He expressed his emotional decision during a press conference after a recent league victory.
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London Stansted Airport recorded over 107,000 passengers on 27 October, surpassing its previous record of 104,000. This surge reflects strong demand for travel to popular destinations like Turkey and Spain, with a 6.7% increase in annual passenger numbers. The airport plans to invest £1.1 billion to enhance services over the next five years.
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During an easyJet flight to Lisbon, Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes assisted a fellow passenger who collapsed. Witness Susanna Lawson praised Fernandes for his quick response and composure, highlighting the positive impact of his actions amidst the chaos. The incident has sparked discussions about celebrity behavior in emergencies.
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Tom Jordan, the 26-year-old Scotland international, will leave Glasgow Warriors at the end of the season to join Bristol Bears on a three-year deal. His departure is a significant loss for Glasgow, where he has excelled in various positions, including full-back, stand-off, and centre.
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Airbnb has partnered with the Colosseum Archaeological Park to host a gladiator-themed event in May 2025, coinciding with the release of 'Gladiator II.' The initiative has sparked criticism from local officials and activists concerned about overtourism and the commercialization of cultural heritage.
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Scotland's dramatic 2-1 victory over Poland in Warsaw has secured a playoff berth in the Nations League. John McGinn and Andy Robertson scored crucial goals, lifting Scotland above Poland in the standings. This win follows a previous victory against Croatia, marking a significant turnaround for Steve Clarke's team.
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San Marino secured their first-ever away win, defeating Liechtenstein 3-1, while Northern Ireland drew 2-2 with Luxembourg, ensuring promotion to the next tier of the Nations League. Both teams achieved significant milestones in their campaigns on November 18, 2024.
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Recent norovirus outbreaks on cruise ships have led to significant illness among passengers. The Coral Princess reported 70 cases during its voyage, while P&O's Ventura faced multiple outbreaks affecting over 500 passengers. Legal claims for compensation are being pursued against Carnival, the parent company of P&O Cruises.