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- 1Congress sweeps Gujarat poll as BJP draws a blank●Gujarat में बीजेपी का सूपड़ा साफ, Congress 24, बीजेपी 0 | Rahul Gandhi | PM Modi | Amit Shah #dblive
The BJP has reportedly been routed in Gujarat, with results showing the Congress winning 24 contests while the ruling party failed to open its account. The outcome is being read as a setback in a state long considered a BJP stronghold, the home turf of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah, with Rahul Gandhi's Congress celebrating the sweep.
- 2Salah left out of Egypt squad over artificial turf fears▼Mohamed Salah left out of Egypt squad for South Sudan clash due to artificial turf fears
Mohamed Salah has been left out of Egypt's squad for their match against South Sudan, with reports saying the decision was made over concerns about playing on artificial turf. The Liverpool forward's absence from the qualifier is a significant blow for Egypt, and fans are debating whether protecting the star from injury risk on a synthetic surface justifies him missing the fixture.
- 3Wrexham's celebrity owners buy The Turf pub▼Cheers! Wrexham’s celebrity owners buy ‘The Turf’ pub that’s adjacent to the club’s stadium
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney, the Hollywood owners of Welsh football club Wrexham AFC, have bought The Turf, the historic pub that sits directly beside the club's Racecourse Ground stadium. The buy adds to the actors' growing portfolio in the city, where their ownership has drawn worldwide attention and boosted local business.
- 4OpenAI and Anthropic accused of overstating security breaches●OpenAI and Anthropic oversold AI security breaches
A report citing insiders alleges that OpenAI and Anthropic exaggerated the severity of security breaches at their companies, partly to pressure federal authorities into granting them protective treatment. The claim has sparked debate in tech and cybersecurity circles about whether leading AI firms inflate threats to shape regulation and defend their turf. Neither company has been independently confirmed to have misled the public, and the report is drawing scrutiny from industry watchers.
- 5Egypt leave Mohamed Salah out of South Sudan match over artificial pitch▼Mohamed Salah: Egypt leave forward out of South Sudan game over artificial pitch
Egypt have left forward Mohamed Salah out of their match against South Sudan because of the artificial playing surface at the venue. The decision protects the Liverpool star, who has a history of muscle problems, from unnecessary injury risk on turf. The fixture remains significant for Egypt's qualifying campaign, and fans are debating whether resting the captain is the right call.
- 6NFL in Rio: Field conditions ahead of Ravens-Cowboys Brazil game●NFL in Rio: How field conditions look before Ravens-Cowboys Week 3 matchup in Brazil
The NFL is holding a Week 3 matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Dallas Cowboys in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The main point of discussion is the condition of the playing field, with reports examining how the surface looks ahead of kickoff. Concerns about field quality in international NFL games have been a recurring issue, making the state of the turf a talking point before the game.
- 7Honda's Motegi stronghold under Ducati threat for 2026 MotoGP▼Japanese MotoGP 2026: Honda’s home turf at Motegi under Ducati threat https:// en.auto-mania.fr/motorsport-ra cing-uk/ja
Attention is turning to the 2026 Japanese MotoGP at Motegi, Honda's home circuit, where Ducati's dominance in MotoGP is expected to put pressure on the Japanese manufacturer in front of its home fans. The prospect of Ducati extending its winning run on Honda's own turf is fueling discussion among motorsport fans ahead of the season.
- 8NFL field expert calls Brazil playing surface 'challenging'▼NFL field expert says playing international game on Brazil field 'challenging' and included trim with scissors
An NFL field expert said preparing the field in Brazil for the league's international game was 'challenging', and that the work included trimming the grass with scissors to meet standards. The comments highlight the difficulties of converting a soccer stadium surface for American football, where turf length and field markings must meet strict NFL specifications.