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Nuno Tavares has been told he is “worthy of Real Madrid” by Lazio manager Gennaro Gattuso after the former Arsenal full-back impressed in a 2-2 draw with Milan. The Portugal international has been showing more of his ability since moving to Italy, having struggled to make the expected impact following his move to the Premier League. Gattuso backs Nuno Tavares’ Real Madrid potential Gattuso was asked about Tavares after the match and offered a striking assessment of the defender’s potential. “I always said that Tavares is worthy of Real Madrid,” the Lazio manager said in his post-match press conference. He…

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The Washington Commanders began their 2026 season with a narrow 24-22 defeat by the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, despite a late rally led by quarterback Jayden Daniels. Daniels threw two fourth-quarter touchdown passes, including a 10-yard strike to Stefon Diggs that cut Philadelphia’s lead to one point. Diggs was penalised for unsportsmanlike conduct after leaping into the goalpost and landing on his back, forcing Washington to settle for an extra point. With 1 minute 1 second remaining, Daniels found rookie Antonio Williams with a one-yard touchdown pass to bring the Commanders within two points. Washington then…

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The parents of a Sydney university student killed in a mistaken-identity murder have described the moment their son took his final breath, as his family faces a future without him. Marco Tapia, 23, was in bed at his family’s home in Glen Alpine when attackers stormed the property in the early hours of September 1 and opened fire. His parents, Sergio and Claudia Tapia, said the assault happened with terrifying speed. “I remember him taking his final breath,” Claudia said. “There was hate that came to our house.” Sergio said the attack had left an indelible mark on the family.…

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Israel’s culture minister has said he will seek to revoke the Israeli citizenship of the two directors behind the documentary “NAZA”, after it won the Special Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival. Miki Zohar accused Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor of betraying Israel over the film, which features interviews with 24 people identified as Israeli military and intelligence whistleblowers. The interviewees allege that artificial intelligence-powered targeting systems were used in Gaza to kill Palestinian civilians. The claims have not been independently established. In a social media post, Mr Zohar said he would “act immediately to revoke the Israeli citizenship…

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Sam Altman has warned that artificial intelligence could go “very badly” in two distinct ways, as the OpenAI chief called for the technology’s rapid progress to be slowed. Writing on X, Mr Altman said the first danger was that humanity could “lose control of the future of AI”, which he described as “unacceptable”. “We are unapologetically on Team Humanity and AI must always serve people,” he said, arguing that safety and alignment measures must remain ahead of advances in AI capabilities. His second concern was excessive concentration of power. Mr Altman warned that if a highly powerful AI system were…

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Bruno Fernandes failed to provide Manchester United with the decisive influence they needed as they slipped to a 1-0 defeat by 10-man Manchester City at Old Trafford. United were handed a major advantage when Phil Foden was sent off in the 23rd minute, but they could not turn their numerical superiority into a goal. Fernandes helped United retain possession, yet finished without a goal or assist as Erling Haaland’s strike settled the Manchester derby. United’s attacking dominance was reflected in the numbers. They registered 16 shots to City’s six, although only three were on target, while their expected goals total…

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More than 1,900 homes and businesses in Decatur, Georgia, were without electricity early on Monday, September 14, after a power outage affected parts of the city. The disruption was reported across an area including North Decatur Road, Scott Boulevard and Clairemont Avenue in DeKalb County. Westchester Elementary School, at 758 Scott Boulevard, is also within the affected area. Georgia Power’s outage map was being used to track the incident, although the utility had not immediately stated what caused the failure or provided an estimated time for power to be restored.

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