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December 24, 2025

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England will investigate reports of excessive drinking during the Ashes break

England players take to the stumps on Day 3 of the third Ashes Test on December 19, 2025. — Reuters England team manager Rob Key said they would look into reports that players drank too much during a break between the second and third Ashes Tests this month. Australia completed an 82-run victory on the fifth day of the third Test in Adelaide on Sunday to take an unassailable 3-0 lead in the series and retain the trophy. After eight-wicket defeats in Perth and Brisbane, the England camp took a break in Noosa, with reports in British and Australian media

October 17, 2025

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Excessive gas bills threaten the survival of industries

Businesses urge PM to freeze ‘controversial levy’ as bills soar into tens of millions of rupees KARACHI: The Karachi Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) and the seven associations of industrial cities and textile exporters, while expressing deep concern over the exorbitant and retroactive gas bills, urged the Prime Minister and the petroleum and power ministers to take urgent notice of the “anti-industrial move” that is making exports dependent on exports and Pakistan. Addressing a joint press conference at KCCI on Thursday, business leaders appealed to the government to immediately freeze the controversial levy charged retrospectively for four months, which

July 25, 2025

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Doctor begs guilty in the excessive dose case perry

Los Angeles: A doctor accused of the death of the actor’s excessive dose of actor Matthew Perry, said guilty of Ketamine star on Wednesday. Salvador Popenia, 43, one of the five people charged with Perry’s death, said guilty to a federal court in Los Angeles in four categories of ketamine distribution. Plasencia must be sentenced on December 3 and face up to 40 years in prison. He will also deliver his medical permit. Plasencia’s lawyer Karen Goldstein said after the hearing that her client was regretted by his actions. “Dr. Plasencia is deeply victim to his treatment decisions, while providing

June 23, 2025

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Ravi Shastri warns excessive use of Bumrah

Former India coach Ravi Shastri on Saturday hit the Indian Bowling Unit for its incredible performance and inability to get Wickets during the continuing Headingley test against England. According to Indian media, Shastri, who was visible frustrated, distinguished Jasprit Bumrah as the only ball to perform the sign, while criticizing the rest of the attack because he did not support him. “There is a big difference in levels. The concern is Bumrah and his workload will be as the series evolves because he is one man expected to get wickers every spell that bowl,” Shastri noticed. He raised concerns about

April 1, 2025

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Pakistan’s ICC fines for slow excessive enforcement during the first ODI against New Zealand

Pakistan Captain Mohammad Rizwan gestures at the end of the ICC Champions Trophy One-Day International (ODI) Race Cricket between Pakistan and India at Dubai International Stadium in Dubai on 23 February 2025-AFP The Cricket International Council (ICC) imposed a fine on the Pakistan men’s cricket team for a slow excessive imposition during the first ODI against New Zealand playing at Napier on Saturday. According to the APEX cricket body, ICC Elite Panel’s Jeff Crowe of the referees of the match imposed the ratification after Pakistan was found to be two Overs in addition to the required target after the time

February 14, 2025

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Excessive offer worth RS69.5B Unearthed

Listen to the article Islamabad: A huge scandal for money laundering has been discovered in the introduction of solar collectors that has shown an excessive insult of RS69.5 billion between 2017 and 2022. Federal Revenue Council (FBR) officials have revealed this, while providing information on the Senate’s permanent finance committee at a meeting held under the chaired of Senator Mohsin Aziz. The solar panels were imported from China, but payments were made to companies in other countries. The Commission was informed that a total of $ 117 billion were transferred abroad through fraud, with payments going to companies in 10

June 9, 2024

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Political chaos, excessive energy costs are cited as key challenges

KARACHI: Sindh’s former caretaker minister for industries and commerce Muhammad Younus Dagha said that if two major challenges, including political instability and high energy costs, are brought under control, the country can grow by leaps and bounds. He said that the caretaker government had made efforts to improve the performance of government services despite the limited time and won laurels. “The system of electronic services must be continued and not reversed. Karachi unfortunately has no say in policymaking despite the fact that it contributes significant revenue to the national exchequer.” He emphasized the need to address the issues of the

February 15, 2024

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How to deal with health problems arising from excessive watching, long screen time

Issues ranging from eye strain to severe back pain increasingly affect remote workers Yuki Sato, an employee at a startup company, works from home during the COVID-19 outbreak in Tokyo as his daughters play and his wife Hitomi uses a cell phone. —AFP/file In the fast-paced world of technology, telecommuting has become a prevalent model, providing flexibility but also contributing to health challenges for professionals like Matthew Hans-Bello and Nuel Umahi, Benjamindada mentionted. As they navigate the blurred lines between work and personal space, issues ranging from eye strain to severe back pain increasingly affect their well-being. Matthew Hans-Bello, director

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