Author: Tanjid Osman

Tanjid Osman

Tanjid Osman is a dedicated news journalist at Daljoog News, covering a wide range of topics, including General News, World Affairs, Business, Technology, Politics, Finance, Health, Lifestyle, Sports, and Travel. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for delivering accurate and insightful stories, he keeps readers informed on the latest developments from around the globe.

Late Dier Penalty Denies City Win

Manchester City appeared on course for a comfortable win at the Stade Louis II, only for Monaco to snatch a late draw with a penalty from Eric Dier. The match ended in chaos after Nico González fouled Dier in a misjudged attempt to defend a free-kick, leaving City frustrated and their perfect Champions League start undone. Erling Haaland had given City an early advantage, scoring twice to raise his tally to 11 goals in eight games. His clinical finishing highlighted his continued dominance, but defensive lapses allowed Monaco to fight back. First, Jordan Teze was left with too much space…

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Liverpool suffered a troubling Champions League defeat as Galatasaray claimed a 1-0 victory in Istanbul, courtesy of Victor Osimhen’s first-half penalty. The reigning Premier League champions struggled defensively and lacked creativity, leaving manager Arne Slot with more questions than answers. The game’s decisive moment came early when Galatasaray were awarded a penalty after Ilkay Gündogan and Baris Alper Yilmaz broke through Liverpool’s makeshift defense. Osimhen calmly converted, drilling the ball down the centre past Alisson. The result would have been more decisive had Osimhen not missed two clear second-half chances. Liverpool had a late opportunity to equalize in the 89th…

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Dolphins Beat Jets; Tyreek Hill Injured

The Miami Dolphins recorded their first victory of the season with a 27-21 home win over the New York Jets. However, the triumph was overshadowed by a serious injury to star receiver Tyreek Hill, who left the game with a dislocated left knee, likely ending his season. Hill, a five-time All-Pro, was injured in the third quarter while making a catch near the Jets’ sideline. After landing awkwardly on his left leg, he was helped off the field and transported to a local hospital for evaluation. Dolphins coach Mike McDaniel confirmed the severity of the injury and praised Hill’s positive…

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Sweden marine park kayaking

Paddling through the deep blue waters of Sweden’s Stockholm archipelago, visitors encounter scattered islands, rocky skerries, and abundant wildlife. Bullerön, a mile-long island with old fishing huts, summer cottages, and wooden jetties, is one of the main highlights of the newly created Nämdöskärgården Marine National Park. The park, covering 25,000 hectares, is Sweden’s second marine national park and is mostly water, protecting delicate Baltic Sea ecosystems. Approved by the Swedish parliament in June 2025, it coincides with a national ban on bottom trawling in marine protected areas, a fishing method compared to “bulldozing a rainforest.” Sweden is the first European…

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NFL Week 4 Recap: Cowboys-Packers Tie

The NFL delivered dramatic action in Week 4, including a rare 40-40 tie between the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers, multiple standout performances, and shifting playoff outlooks. In Sunday night’s Cowboys-Packers clash, Brandon Aubrey and Brandon McManus exchanged field goals in overtime after Dak Prescott and Jordan Love each threw three touchdown passes in regulation. The game featured seven consecutive lead-changing touchdowns before McManus tied the game with a 53-yard field goal as time expired. The second-highest scoring tie in NFL history marked Dallas’ first tie since 1969 and Green Bay’s first since 2018. The Kansas City Chiefs dominated…

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England’s Red Roses Triumph in Women’s Rugby

England’s Red Roses finally lifted the Women’s Rugby World Cup trophy 11 years after their last triumph, defeating Canada in front of a record-breaking crowd of 81,885 at Twickenham Stadium. The victory ended years of anticipation and brought tears of relief and joy for the players and fans alike. Since full-time professional contracts were introduced in 2019, the Red Roses have dominated the sport, winning 74 of 76 matches. Their skill and cohesion were on full display in this final, showing why England is considered a powerhouse in women’s rugby. Ellie Kildunne, the team’s “shaggy-haired secret weapon,” eased early nerves…

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Courtney Stodden Shows Bold Nose Transformation

Reality star Courtney Stodden was seen leaving a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon’s office on Wednesday, taking another step in their ongoing beauty journey. The 31-year-old, who gained fame as a teenager after marrying actor Doug Hutchison, exited Dr. Gary Motykie’s clinic with their face carefully wrapped in bandages. Though swelling and bruising suggest weeks of recovery ahead, Stodden remained confident and poised. Stodden left the clinic in a wheelchair, supported by a nurse and accompanied by their husband, movie producer Jared Safier. Their nose was tightly bandaged after what appeared to be a rhinoplasty procedure. Despite closed eyes from swelling,…

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Virginia Beats Florida State in 2OT Thriller

Virginia football upset No. 8 Florida State 46-38 in a thrilling double-overtime game Friday night, securing the Cavaliers’ first home victory over a top-10 team since defeating the Seminoles in 2005. Chandler Morris was the star, rushing for three touchdowns and throwing for two more. He capped the victory with a 4-yard touchdown run in the second overtime and completed a two-point conversion pass to Trell Harris to put Virginia ahead for good. Florida State had a chance to respond, but Duce Robinson bobbled a pass in the end zone on third down. On fourth-and-12 from the 27, Tommy Castellanos’…

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Adviser Said AI Firms Won’t Pay UK Creatives

A senior aide to UK minister Liz Kendall has sparked concern by suggesting AI companies would never have to compensate creatives for using their work to train artificial intelligence systems. Kirsty Innes, recently appointed as a special adviser to the secretary of state for science, innovation and technology, made the statement in a now-deleted post on X in February, seven months before taking up her ministerial role. Innes wrote: “Whether or not you philosophically believe the big AI firms should compensate content creators, they in practice will never legally have to.” She added that the use of creative content “can…

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Luke Donald Faces Fierce Fans at Ryder Cup

Luke Donald and his European team faced a fiery reception from fans at the Ryder Cup opening ceremony at Bethpage on Wednesday. The tens of thousands of spectators cheered and jeered with equal fervor, but New York Governor Kathy Hochul bore the brunt of the crowd’s anger. Carson Daly, the ceremony’s host, tried to ease tensions, joking that Hochul was “not Roger Goodell,” a reference to the unpopular NFL commissioner. The crowd remained unsympathetic. Fans shouted over the governor as she attempted to welcome attendees, dismissing her remarks and questioning her knowledge of the state. Donald got off comparatively lightly.…

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