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Örebro HK Faces Major Roster Overhaul as Seven Players Depart

Swedish Junior Hockey Playoffs Feature Overtime Wins and Semifinal Sweeps

Bodø/Glimt goalkeeper Nikita Haikin obtains Norwegian citizenship

Bodø/Glimt goalkeeper Nikita Haikin has become a Norwegian citizen, opening the possibility for him to represent Norway's national football team. Haikin, who previously held Israeli, British, and Russian citizenships, has lived in Bodø since 2019.

US-Israeli Strikes on Iran Trigger Global Crisis and UK Protests

Joint US-Israeli military strikes against Iran on February 28, 2026, which killed Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei and other officials, have triggered retaliatory attacks and international protests. In the UK, the conflict has led to demonstrations, security incidents, and political divisions.

Therapist uses AI for dating, goes on human date with chatbot help

A therapist and relationship researcher conducted a six-week experiment handing their life over to AI, including using AI for dating, and recently went on a date with a human after informing her about the AI assistance, which she agreed to. The date involved a daytime cinema trip and lunch.

Derelict Brocklands Adventure Park Found Overgrown by Urban Explorers

Brocklands Adventure Park, a once-popular attraction in Kilkhampton, Cornwall, operated from 1977 until its permanent closure in 2007 and is now derelict, with urban explorers documenting its decay. The park, founded by Dennis and Sue Vanstone, evolved from a tea room into a full leisure destination, attracting up to 50,000 visitors per season at its peak.

Gothenburg cultural support enables exhibition exploring photography and fashion

Artist Edvard Ekvall has launched the exhibition 'imbue' with cultural support from Gothenburg City, enabling a project that explores the interaction between photography and fashion. The support provided crucial motivation and resources, allowing the exhibition to be free for visitors and offering project manager Paulina Madorski practical experience.

Spain's goalkeeper debate: de la Fuente highlights media oversight of Raya

Spain coach Luis de la Fuente has suggested the media are overlooking Arsenal's David Raya in the debate about the team's first-choice goalkeeper for the World Cup, amid a wealth of options including Unai Simon, Joan Garcia, and Alex Remiro.

Jehovah's Witnesses Ease Blood Transfusion Ban for Personal Use

Jehovah's Witnesses have modified their long-standing religious prohibition on blood transfusions, now allowing members to decide whether to store and reuse their own blood for scheduled surgeries, while retaining the ban on receiving others' blood.

Slovenian Election Campaign Shaken by Suspected Influence Operation

The Slovenian election campaign has been shaken by what is suspected to be an influence campaign just days before the parliamentary election. An Israeli intelligence company is accused of involvement in the suspected operation.

Teater Halland Receives 8 Million Kronor Grant for Major Production

Teater Halland has received an eight million kronor grant to stage its largest production ever, Kassörskans glömda blommor, which premieres in April 2026.

South Africa Deploys Army to Combat Gang Violence and Illegal Mining

South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has announced military deployment to tackle gang violence and illegal mining in three provinces, following a surge in crime.

Modo Hockey U20 beats Luleå 4-3 in overtime in U20 Nationell Norra

Modo Hockey U20 defeated Luleå 4-3 after overtime in a U20 Nationell Norra match at Hägglunds Arena. Gustav Dahlin scored the decisive goal in overtime, becoming the match hero.