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“Champions of Europe, you’ll never sing that,” came the chant as Nottingham Forest supporters, not for the first time, enjoyed getting one over on Malmö. A lot has happened since Trevor Francis’s stooping header to clinch the European Cup in Munich in 1979 but Forest still cherish those days. A lot has also changed in the five weeks since Sean Dyche took the reins, Forest reinvigorated and a comfortable win thanks to goals by Arnaud Kalimuendo, Ryan Yates and Nikola Milenkovic enhanced their hope of qualifying for the Europa League knockout phase. For Forest, this victory – against a Malmö side that had not played for almost three weeks after finishing sixth in their domestic league – represented a third straight win in all competitions and further built on the momentum gained from last weekend’s success at Liverpool . This was a re-run of Forest’s European Cup triumph in name but the game itself was free of any jeopardy or jitters. Continue reading...
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"11 pink-painted elephants marched through Bangkok on Thursday, leading a procession to honour the late Queen Mother Sirikit. Footage shows attendees taking pictures with the majestically adorned elephants. The animals can be seen roaring, raising their trunks, and bowing to pay respect to the late Queen Mother outside the Grand Palace. A group of mourners carrying flags and banners in traditional Thai attire marched in formation. "Today, Ayutthaya Elephant Palace and the Phra Phutthabar Foundation will join with elephant owners from all over the country who are elephant camps and elephant keepers in the name of the Kachasarn Khu Phaendin group and will bring 11 elephants from Ayutthaya Elephant Palace," elephant camp administrator Khun Khao said. The late queen’s portrait was placed high on the back of one elephant, whose gold-adorned tusks and traditional caparisons were displayed during the march. The Royal Elephant Kraal Village organised the pastel pachyderms, to mimic albino elephants, which are considered auspicious. The event comes amid an ongoing, year-long mourning period which was declared following her death in October at age 93 and was inspired by her love for the largest living land animals."
"11 pink-painted elephants marched through Bangkok on Thursday, leading a procession to honour the late Queen Mother Sirikit. Footage shows attendees taking pictures with the majestically adorned elephants. The animals can be seen roaring, raising their trunks, and bowing to pay respect to the late Queen Mother outside the Grand Palace. A group of mourners carrying flags and banners in traditional Thai attire marched in formation. "Today, Ayutthaya Elephant Palace and the Phra Phutthabar Foundation will join with elephant owners from all over the country who are elephant camps and elephant keepers in the name of the Kachasarn Khu Phaendin group and will bring 11 elephants from Ayutthaya Elephant Palace," elephant camp administrator Khun Khao said. The late queen’s portrait was placed high on the back of one elephant, whose gold-adorned tusks and traditional caparisons were displayed during the march. The Royal Elephant Kraal Village organised the pastel pachyderms, to mimic albino elephants, which are considered auspicious. The event comes amid an ongoing, year-long mourning period which was declared following her death in October at age 93 and was inspired by her love for the largest living land animals."
"The Russian Pacific Fleet corvette Gremyashchiy arrived in Colombo on Thursday to participate in the 2025 International Fleet Review (IFR), commemorating the Sri Lanka Navy's 75th anniversary. Footage captures the vessel approaching the port, where it is escorted and ceremonially welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy. "We are honoured to call at the ports of Sri Lanka," said Senior Lieutenant Leonid Lysenko. "This time, it happened so that we've come just on the eve of the 75th anniversary, which is also a great honour for our ship, for our Fatherland." "We are honoured to represent the Russian Federation in such events. We'll do it with dignity," he emphasised. Lysenko hailed the lead vessel of Russia's Project 20385 class, describing it as 'the only hull of its kind,' equipped with advanced navigation systems and strike cruise missiles. The International Fleet Review is set to take place on November 30. Participating vessels will salute Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe in his role as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces - a ceremonial display of maritime cooperation. The Russian warship is one of eight foreign vessels participating in the review, representing seven countries: Bangladesh, India, Iran, Maldives, Malaysia, Pakistan and Russia."
"The Russian Pacific Fleet corvette Gremyashchiy arrived in Colombo on Thursday to participate in the 2025 International Fleet Review (IFR), commemorating the Sri Lanka Navy's 75th anniversary. Footage captures the vessel approaching the port, where it is escorted and ceremonially welcomed by the Sri Lanka Navy. "We are honoured to call at the ports of Sri Lanka," said Senior Lieutenant Leonid Lysenko. "This time, it happened so that we've come just on the eve of the 75th anniversary, which is also a great honour for our ship, for our Fatherland." "We are honoured to represent the Russian Federation in such events. We'll do it with dignity," he emphasised. Lysenko hailed the lead vessel of Russia's Project 20385 class, describing it as 'the only hull of its kind,' equipped with advanced navigation systems and strike cruise missiles. The International Fleet Review is set to take place on November 30. Participating vessels will salute Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe in his role as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces - a ceremonial display of maritime cooperation. The Russian warship is one of eight foreign vessels participating in the review, representing seven countries: Bangladesh, India, Iran, Maldives, Malaysia, Pakistan and Russia."
Goals from Ryan Yates, Arnaud Kalimuendo and Nikola Milenkovic saw off the Swedish club.
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Truly, there's no person alive who doesn't need a *checks list* judgmental porch frog and a *checks list again* set of Goldfish-shaped fridge magnets. View Entire Post ›
The prime minister's strongly worded intervention dashes EU hopes that a breakthrough on sending assets held in Belgium to Ukraine could be imminent.
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