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Ursa’s first steps – Credit: Big Cat Sanctuary / SWNS A Eurasian lynx rescued from misery in Ukraine took her first steps on grass —and soon rolled over onto her back—after being rescued by a UK animal sanctuary. The big cat named Ursa was found seriously ill in January after being illegally kept as a private pet in Kyiv. She was moved to a wild animal rescue centre in the Ukrainian capital while the war raged and bombs continued to fall in the surrounding area. The effort was supported in England by the Big Cat Sanctuary near Ashford, Kent, which raised the required $180,000 (£134,000) needed to evacuate Ursa to a new home in Britain. Staff called it a “high risk” mission that included navigating complex border crossings, and an active war zone. After flying her back to safety in February she was then moved into a temporary enclosure while a specially-built new one could be constructed. This week she got to go outdoors and feel the grass under her paws for the first time as the nature-filled enclosure was finally completed. Eurasian lynx rescued from Ukraine gets new home in Big Cat Sanctuary – SWNS “To see Ursa take

NewsAndoni Iraola interview: USA tour review, 'evolution', young players and staff impact Published 5 hours ago By Chris Shaw in Chicago Andoni Iraola reviewed Liverpool’s ‘really, really useful’ time in the USA during an extended interview on Saturday. The head coach sat down with Liverpoolfc.com to reflect on his team’s progress in pre-season, with the start of 2026-27 now only three weeks away. The Reds conclude their stay in the States by facing Leeds United in Chicago on Sunday, having so far beaten Sunderland 4-2 and Wrexham 1-0. Iraola reported on how the players are evolving within his methods and detailed why the level of the younger members of the group has particularly impressed him. He also discussed the impact of his backroom staff, including Reds fan Tommy Elphick and new goalkeeping coach Alejandro Rosalen. Read a summary of the chat below… Can we begin with how you’ve found it? How has the last couple of weeks been for you in terms of the information you’ve been able to get to the players and what they’ve been able to showcase to you? I think it has been really, really useful. Obviously, you spend a lot of time with the players

Shop nowLFC and adidas launch away training kit, Spezial shoes and extra ranges Published 18 hours ago By Liverpool FC Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram Shop Liverpool FC's brand-new away training kit range and extra collections for the 2026-27 season. The Reds' away training collection and pre-match apparel was released earlier this week alongside the kit itself, with a lifestyle range, headwear and accessories, LFC slides and new adidas Spezial trainers available in three colourways. Take a look at the items below and shop now via our online store and LFC Store app and in stores . Published 18 hours ago Share Facebook Twitter Email WhatsApp LinkedIn Telegram

Small business owners in Gloucester and Camden counties in New Jersey, as well as Philadelphia, are warning others after surveillance video appeared to capture suspects installing skimming devices on payment terminals.  NBC10 obtained surveillance video from the owner of 3 Brothers Mini Market in National Park, New Jersey, that appears to show someone placing a skimming device over a payment terminal. The installation takes only seconds, making it easy to miss.  Richard Espinal, who owns the corner store, believes the suspects knew exactly what they were doing.  "Those people look like professionals," Espinal said.  Espinal said one person distracted an employee while another quickly installed the device.  A similar incident was also captured on surveillance video at a bodega in Philadelphia. The devices are designed to steal customers' card information.  Business owners said the impact goes beyond potential financial losses. They worry that the scams also damage the trust they have worked for years to build with customers.  Local Breaking news and the stories that matter to your neighborhood. "This is really detrimental for our small businesses," said Ashley Estevez of Movimiento Tricolor, a South Jersey nonprofit focused on leadership and economic opportunities for the Latino community. Estevez said the Latino small business organization in Camden

Stock photo Violence broke out at Windsor Secondary School yesterday (July 29) as a mob of learners attacked one particular child shortly after the school day ended. A video of the chaos erupting outside the school grounds has gone viral on social media. In the video, a parent can be seen trying to protect her child from the mob. People are warned that the sharing of a video involving minors in any capacity, without the consent of their legal guardians, could constitute a criminal offence. WhatsApp channels the cause of the violence? According to information received by the Ladysmith Gazette, the incident is believed to be linked to WhatsApp channels involving different high schools in Ladysmith, where learners are allegedly insulted and subjected to offensive comments. Accused learner attacked A pupil, whose identity has been withheld for safety reasons, told the Ladysmith Gazette that the child who was attacked had been accused by others of creating the controversial WhatsApp channel at Windsor Secondary School. “Learners are now being accused of starting these channels, including those at other schools. These channels are used to insult and humiliate learners at different high schools. One of the accused was attacked outside (Windsor) school,”

– credit, LaCinda Thackery via GoFundMe A woman was able to help a partially disabled airport worker retire after she witnessed him hobbling across the tarmac on a flight out of Los Angeles. Heartbroken watching him limp up to the plane she was sitting on, she captured a video of the man for her TikTok account and posted it with a caption asking if anyone knew who he was. The footage went viral, and soon, a fundraiser did to. James Blair is a Navy veteran, working in the military between 1980 and 1990 before reentering civilian life as a fuel mechanic. Since 2006 he’s worked at John Wayne Airport despite hardly being able to walk from a pair of deteriorated knees. Having recently turned 64, and therefore not far from social security and presumably a military pension, he cannot retire as his income helps support his elderly mother’s hospice care. Knowing none of this, Thackery proceeded to watch as comments piled up asking her how someone might be able to help the poor man, until finally a commentor identified him as Blair, at which point she was able to get in touch with him, having neither a smartphone nor social

Caso aconteceu na Lagoa do Araçá, no bairro da Imbiribeira, na Zona Sul da capital. Ação foi registrada por câmeras de segurança. Uma motorista escapou de uma tentativa de assalto ao dar ré no carro e atingir suspeitos no Recife. A ação foi registrada por câmeras de segurança. O vídeo foi gravado às 15h28 da segunda-feira (27) na Lagoa do Araçá, na Zona Sul da cidade. Ele mostra uma passageira descendo do veículo para entrar em uma casa. Dois homens em uma motocicleta observam a movimentação em uma esquina próxima. Um deles usava um colete semelhante aos de motoristas de aplicativo. Quando um suspeito desce para fazer a abordagem, a motorista engata a ré. O carro atinge os dois homens antes de sair do local. Mulher dá ré em carro para fugir de tentativa de assalto e atropela suspeitos no Recife A condutora de um carro conseguiu escapar de um assalto após atropelar uma dupla de criminosos na Lagoa do Araçá, no bairro da Imbiribeira, na Zona Sul do Recife. Uma câmera de segurança registrou o momento em que ela engatou a marcha à ré e atingiu os assaltantes (veja vídeo acima). O caso aconteceu na tarde da segunda-feira (27).

Washington, July 29 (QNA) - Meta Platforms has introduced voice and video calling on WhatsApp Web, allowing users to make and receive calls directly through a web browser without downloading the desktop app. The update is part of a broader rollout of new calling features aimed at improving cross-device communication. Previously limited to messaging and file sharing, WhatsApp Web now supports one-to-one and group voice and video calls with end-to-end encryption, no time limits and no additional cost. The browser version also includes screen sharing, reactions and a dedicated Calls tab with access to call history and favorite contacts. Meta said the new browser-based calling feature is designed for users who rely on shared or work computers where installing applications may not be possible, while bringing WhatsApp Web closer to dedicated video conferencing platforms. Group calls can include up to 32 participants.The company also introduced Call Transfer, enabling users to move an active call between a phone, desktop and web browser without disconnecting. Other additions include a Waiting Room that lets hosts approve participants joining calls through invite links, QuickHD for faster high-definition video at the start of calls, and noise suppression to reduce background sounds. Meta said the new

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