OFFSIDE | Retrospective titles for Man Utd, Arsenal and Liverpool? What Man City’s ‘guilty’ verdict means for the Premier League and the UK government | Football News

Sergio Agüero celebrates the goal that delivered Manchester City their first Premier League title in 2012, the moment that announced the arrival of a new footballing empire. Hello and welcome to a special edition of Offside, where we make sense of the ‘guilty verdict’ against Manchester City on 114 out of 115 charges, decode what…

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An Iowa company thought it was paying legitimate vendor invoices and transferred more than $800,000 to a scammer-controlled account; four years later, the US government has recovered about $375,000

Representative Image (AI-generated) An Iowa company that believed it was paying legitimate vendor invoices instead transferred more than $800,000 to a bank account controlled by a scammer in 2022. About four years later, the US government has recovered roughly $375,000 of the fraud proceeds through a federal forfeiture case. The US Department of Justice (DOJ),…

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Air India crash probe: Pilots’ body seeks formal consideration of its tech submissions | India News

FIP seeks formal consideration of its inputs in AI171 probe NEW DELHI: The Federation of Indian Pilots (FIP) has urged the civil aviation ministry to ensure that its technical submissions on the Air India AI171 crash are formally considered before the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau (AAIB) finalises its probe report.The AAIB investigation into the June…

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‘Stop using threats’: China takes veiled shot at US over Cuba & Iran in sharply critical UN speech

Chinese Vice President Han Zheng speaks during the 81st session of the UNGA (Photo: AP). Chinese Vice President Han Zheng indirectly asked the United States to respect the sovereignty of Iran and Cuba during his speech at the UN General Assembly on Saturday.“Major countries should have special responsibilities for safeguarding international peace and security, and…

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In 1963, Heineken made 50,000 World Bottles designed to double as building bricks; two years later a prototype glass house was built, but technical hurdles stopped the concept from reaching the market

Unlike Heineken’s usual round bottle, the WOBO was rectangular and designed to double as a building brick. In 1963, Heineken produced 50,000 rectangular bottles designed to work as both beer containers and building bricks. The idea came from Alfred Heineken, who wanted the bottles to serve a second purpose after the beer had been consumed….

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‘Khali pet gold jita hai’: Why India’s kabaddi team did not eat before Asian Games final | Asian Games 2026 News

India’s men’s kabaddi team had one thing on their mind before the Asian Games final – winning gold.So much so that the players did not eat properly before their title clash against Iran.“Khali pet gold jita hai,” captain Pawan Sehrawat said after India defeated Iran 40-34 to retain their Asian Games men’s kabaddi title on…

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Asian Games Medal Tally: How two kabaddi golds helped India break back into top 10 as China pull ahead | Asian Games 2026 News

India won gold medals in both men’s and women’s kabaddi events. NEW DELHI: India returned to the top 10 of the Asian Games medal standings on Saturday after a seven-medal haul, highlighted by two gold medals in kabaddi. The country’s gold rush in the sport, along with medals in athletics, shooting and squash, took the…

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Guam had a population of three million invasive brown snakes; then US dropped 2,000 mice stuffed with paracetamol in a $8M operation to curb the population

Wars are no longer just between humans, they are also against invasive predators that completely destroy ecosystems. In order to tackle one such enemy, a tropical island once waged an audacious chemical war to save its forests.Shortly after World War II and before 1952, brown tree snakes reached Guam from the Solomon Islands, hidden in…

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