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"It's an awful error." Alan Shearer has criticised VAR for missing TWO offside Brentford players in the build up to Ivan Toney's equaliser against Arsenal 🗣 Watch live: #MOTD #BBCFootball

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Two lonely protesters against the growing autocracy and forced mobilization are being stopped by the police. It is not Russia, it is Kyiv. In Ukraine there are plenty of attempts at protests that either get stopped right away or receive zero coverage at all. For example, women who have lost husbands, sons, or relatives regularly try to hold rallies demanding that more be done to search for the missing. Those barely register. In Ukraine — especially in Kyiv — the police stop any solitary protests or performances that carry anti-war slogans or calls for immediate peace. Martial law completely bans public street actions, and those kinds of messages are treated by the police as attempts to destabilize the country in the "enemy’s interest." Here’s one of the latest examples. In Kyiv, two young men held a solitary picket against the forced conscription. Their signs read: “The TCC is still kidnapping people” and “War is no excuse to build a dictatorship.” The only coverage came through social media. The police shut the picket down. A source reported: “The picket started at 6:30 p.m. Two people from the town of Korostyshiv in Zhytomyr region took part — one 25, the other 26. They were detained, a protocol was drawn up for violating the rules on holding rallies, and then they were released.” Also, no one covers multiple people speaking out against the war. Not a single Western media outlet has written about this growing wave of attempts — the online critisim and protests against the war and against the excesses of the conscription officers that seize people right off the streets. Yet every mainstream outlet covers the protests against Fedorov’s dismissal — a name most Ukrainians had never even heard of before the scandal.

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A chilling web of deceit that kept a Jamnagar family in the dark for two straight years has finally unravelled, uncovering a cold-blooded murder disguised as an overseas career opportunity. What began as a prolonged missing person investigation has turned into a grim homicide inquiry after Gujarat Police exposed a plot involving an unfaithful spouse, her lover, and a fatal dose of poison. The victim, Jignesh Dharmeshbhai Mavdiya, went missing nearly two years ago. For twenty-four months, his wife, Prithvi Mavdiya, maintained a detailed cover story, assuring anxious relatives that Jignesh had moved to Australia for work. She claimed his new employer enforced a strict workplace policy banning mobile phones, explaining why he was completely unreachable for two years. However, the prolonged mystery began to fracture when Jignesh's brother, Ashok Dharamshibhai Mavdiya, grew increasingly suspicious over the total lack of direct communication. When Ashok insisted on involving the police to locate his brother, the tension forced a dramatic breakthrough in the case. Subsequent police interrogation of Prithvi brought the horrific truth to light. Investigators revealed that Prithvi had been carrying on an illicit relationship with Nilesh Mansukhbhai Kashetiya. Eager to eliminate Jignesh from their lives, the pair devised a plan to murder him. According to preliminary investigative findings, the duo offered Jignesh liquor spiked with deadly sodium cyanide. Once the poison took his life, Prithvi and Nilesh transported his body to a factory premises in the Dared industrial area of Jamnagar. To conceal all evidence, they dug a pit roughly 12 to 15 feet deep and buried the body beneath the ground, setting off the two-year deception. Following revelations during interrogation, law enforcement officers rushed to the site in Dared accompanied by forensic experts. Authorities initiated excavation at the location pointed out by the accused to recover human remains and collect vital scientific evidence. Jamnagar Police are in the process of registering formal charges against both Prithvi Mavdiya and Nilesh Kashetiya under relevant sections for murder and destruction of evidence. The news of a local resident being poisoned and buried under a factory floor while his family was fed lies about an Australian job for two years has sent shockwaves through the region.

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