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The UK Home Office plans to end asylum hotel stays by 2026, replacing them with repurposed military sites and pop-up cabins, starting in Inverness. The move aims to save £700 million annually but risks social isolation without proper support services.

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Jake Moody’s rain‑soaked field goal clinched a 25‑24 win for the Chicago Bears over the Washington Commanders on Oct 13, 2025, keeping playoff hopes alive.

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Paris Saint-Germain delivered a goal‑fest in Toulouse, winning 6‑3 thanks to a dazzling performance by João Neves. The Portuguese midfielder netted a back‑to‑goal finish, a bicycle kick and a long‑range strike, all before the 80th minute. Penalties, VAR drama and late goals kept fans on edge, while the result kept PSG unbeaten in the opening three Ligue 1 games.

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A new social media craze is turning selfies into cinematic, retro portraits using Google’s Gemini image tools. The trend leans into 90s Bollywood looks, vintage mall studio vibes, and film-style lighting—all driven by specific prompts and a single uploaded photo. It’s free, fast, and surprisingly realistic, with creators sharing templates, tips, and high-res edits across Instagram and beyond.

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A quirky AI craze is turning everyday selfies into 90s Bollywood-style portraits, complete with chiffon sarees and golden-hour glow. Dubbed the Nano Banana AI saree trend, it’s spreading fast on Instagram as users prompt Google Gemini and similar tools for cinematic looks. The buzz comes with warnings: artifacts, privacy risks, and questions about consent and identity.

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Kevin and Dan Hageman are writing a new Lego Ninjago feature for Universal, part of the studio’s three-film push to reboot Lego on the big screen. The duo helped launch Ninjago on TV and worked on the 2017 film. No plot or release date yet, but the move signals Universal’s broader Lego strategy alongside projects involving Jake Kasdan, Patty Jenkins, and Joe Cornish.

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Alrighty folks, let's talk poker! You've got three aces and you're feeling like the king of the world, right? But uh-oh, someone else at the table reveals a full house. Does your triple ace marvel stand a chance? The short answer is no, buddy. A full house does indeed beat three aces. So, next time you're feeling all high and mighty with your three aces, remember - someone could be sitting there with a full house, ready to deflate your victory balloon! Keep your poker face on, my friends.

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In my search for an educational game suitable for a 15-year-old boy, I've come across a game called 'Kerbal Space Program'. It's a space flight simulator game that teaches real physics and encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity. They get to build their own spacecraft, manage their own space agency, and explore a physics-based universe. It's not just fun, it's educational, combining entertainment and learning in a way that keeps them engaged. So, if you're looking for a game that is both fun and enriching, Kerbal Space Program might be a great choice.

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In my exploration of Google Play's history, I discovered that the first game ever released on this platform was "Bonsai Blast". This game was launched in 2008, the same year Google Play, or as it was known back then, Android Market, was established. "Bonsai Blast" is a puzzle game, where players shoot colored balls to create matching groups and progress through levels. It's fascinating to see where Google Play started in terms of gaming. This first offering paved the way for the vast array of games we see on the platform today.

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In the game of poker, five of a kind is an extremely rare hand that tops even the coveted royal flush. It's made up of five cards of identical rank, such as five aces or five kings. However, keep in mind that this hand can only occur in games where at least one card is wild, like a joker, the two one-eyed jacks, or the four deuces. It's one of the most powerful hands you can have, but it's not recognized in all poker games. So, before you start celebrating, make sure you're playing a game where five of a kind is actually possible!