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initial loadingVaibhav Suryavanshi was sold to Rajasthan Royals (RR) for 11 million rupees ($130,500; £103,789)A 13-year-old has become the youngest player to land a contract in the Indian Premier League (IPL), the world's richest cricket tournament. Vaibhav Suryavanshi from the eastern state of Bihar was bought by Rajasthan Royals (RR) for 11 million rupees ($130,500; £103,789) in the recently concluded auction in Saudi Arabia.The left-handed batter has represented his state in domestic championships, such as the Ranji and Mushtaq Ali Trophies, and India in under-19 internationals.Delhi Capitals and RR made an offer for him starting from Rs 3 million, but…
Does PiS want to quarrel with coalition candidates? Holounia's sharp statement from years ago
PiS is probably trying to make Shimon Holounia quarrel with Rafal Trzaszkovski. On Monday, former minister and member of parliament Waldemar Buda added to the recording that Holovnia said that Trzaszkowski was not suitable for the presidency of Poland. This recording is from 2020, from the previous campaign. Has anything changed since then? – Michal Wroblewski, host of “Tłit” program, asked his guest, Jan Szyszko, Deputy Minister of Finance and Regional Policy from Poland 2050. . – In my opinion, if someone is running for the presidency of Poland, it is difficult to expect statements praising the qualities of the…
Vertical AerospaceEight battery-powered rotors lift the plane during test flights at Cotswold AirportA company developing a new electric plane has announced a major new investment, ensuring its survival.Vertical Aerospace, based in Bristol, is testing a so-called electric flying taxi that can carry four passengers up to 100 miles (161 km).The company was struggling financially but secured a $50m (£39m) investment from US investor Mudrick Capital.Stuart Simpson, managing director of Vertical, called it a “truly exciting and pivotal day for the business”.Vertical AerospaceVertical Aerospace employs around 350 people at its Bristol baseVertical is one of several companies around the world trying…
Germany is drawing up a list of bunkers that can provide shelter to its citizens in the event of a threat. The Interior Ministry announced that the measures were taken in response to rising tensions with Russia. All places that can be used as shelters are entered into an electronic list, thanks to which the application shows a particular person the nearby bunkers. The Federal Agency for Civil Protection and Disaster Relief (BBK) is currently working on a new war plan. A spokesperson for the agency said the aim was to systematically register public buildings and private properties that could…
The start of the European mission “Proba-3” is approaching, in which for the first time two artificial objects that move in a precise pattern will be used. “Tandem allows you to check the accuracy of artificial satellite groups and provide a detailed survey of the Sun,” said Tomasz Barczynski, an expert of the space research center of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Poland has a big share in this mission.It is planned to launch the Proba-3 mission of the European Space Agency on December 4. As the head of the laboratory of mechatronics and artificial robotics, Dr. Tomasz Barczynski assured,…
Thousands of opposition protesters have converged on Pakistan's heavily barricaded capital, demanding the release of jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan.The convoy, targeting a square in central Islamabad, has already clashed with security forces, who fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters to try to disperse them.According to the prime minister's office, four paramilitaries were killed in a hit-and-run, blamed on Khan's supporters. This has not been independently verified.Khan has been held in prison for more than a year and faces a series of charges and sentences that he says are politically motivated.Even behind bars, the former cricket star…
BBCHassan says he faced constant anxiety after finishing his studies two years agoYoung people must “earn or learn” or face seeing their benefits cut, under government plans to get them back to work and grow the economy.Official figures suggest that almost a million young people were deprived of education, employment or training between July and September.Job agencies and mental health support services will receive more funding to help people find work, the government has announced. However, business leaders said increasing employers' national insurance contributions and the minimum wage would leave them with less money to create new jobs.The BBC spoke…
The leaders of the assembly of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship appeal to maintain the work of the Sierza power station in Trzebinia. It is planned to close this plant by the end of 2025. The members of the council addressed their appeal to Tauron Vitvarzani and authorities, institutions and people who influence the energy sector. The decision to close the plant on December 31, 2025 is related to the decarbonization of the energy industry and the green policy of the European Union.The rulers of Malopolska justify their opposition to the abolition by the social and economic consequences. This is mainly…
A New Zealand man who fell ill following suspected methanol poisoning in Laos has now returned home, authorities have confirmed. No further details were given about the tourist, who is one of several who have fallen ill or died in recent weeks after consuming what may be contaminated drinks in Laos. While six tourists – two Danes, two Australians, an American and a Briton – died, it is not known how many others are ill. Laotian authorities have promised to investigate the cause of the deaths, which have shone a spotlight on a popular backpacker town. Vang Vieng, a small…
British captured by Russian troops. “This is the first time I've seen a case like this.” Russian forces have detained a 22-year-old British man who was a member of the International Forces of Ukraine's Armed Forces in the Kursk region, the BBC reported, citing Russian media. According to the New York Times, this is probably the first time Western soldiers have been detained on Russian territory since the country began its invasion of Ukraine. According to Russian media reports, the detained man is James Scott Rhys Anderson, a “British mercenary” who belonged to a battalion of about 500 Ukrainian soldiers…