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Peterborough United manager Robbie Savage says his side feel no fear ahead of their trip to face Leicester City, dismissing any David vs Goliath framing of the fixture. The former Leicester player is expecting to be booed by home fans but insists his team will go on the attack rather than sit back.

New Japan Pro-Wrestling's YOH has captured the IWGP Junior Heavyweight Championship for the third time, defeating Robbie Eagles. Eagles has demanded a rematch, disputing the circumstances of the loss after an initial case of mistaken identity. The showdown is expected at the Ryogoku event on the 12th, with Eagles vowing to 'crush' him.

Broadband Breakfast is holding an online event on October 7 at 12pm ET featuring Robbie Blish and Dr. Arshia Khan. The conversation focuses on how internet connectivity intersects with medicine, rural communities, and public safety. Dr. Khan is known for work on technology in healthcare, and the discussion highlights ongoing concerns about broadband access shaping health outcomes in underserved rural areas.

The latest episode of Trending with Timmerie, a Catholic advice programme, features an 'Ask Timmerie Anything' segment on marriage, faith and everyday life. Topics include a lesbian writer's objection to actress Margot Robbie taking her husband's surname and a debate on whether marriage customs like name changes still make sense, plus discussion of whether abortion should be legal and questions about children who die young.

Brian Robbins' Big Shot has secured the film rights to 'CookieRun', the popular mobile game. The deal paves the way for a movie adaptation of the franchise. Details about producers, release timing, or the creative team have not yet been made public.

Federal Reserve Financial Services has appointed Kim Robbins as its Chief Payments Executive. The move places her in charge of the organisation's payments operations at a time when US payment infrastructure and modernisation efforts are under close scrutiny across the banking sector.

WFSB sports anchor Marc Robbins presented his latest roundup of local sports news, covering results and storylines from teams across the Connecticut region. The segment is part of the station's regular sports coverage, keeping viewers up to date on area high school, college and professional teams. The station shared the update with its audience.

Robbie Bennett, guitarist and keyboardist of The War on Drugs, has announced plans to release two new solo albums. The news was reported by Pitchfork, though details on titles, release dates or musical direction were not provided in the initial announcement. Fans of the Philadelphia band will be watching for more information about Bennett's first major solo outing.

A new review of Tony Robbins' 2014 personal finance book Money: Master the Game highlights the central tension of the work: Robbins is a famous life coach, not a credentialed investor. The reviewer argues that gap is what makes the book interesting, noting it came after four years of research and input from leading investors.

Law firm Robbins Geller Rudman & Dowd LLP has announced a class action lawsuit against York Space Systems (YSS) and is alerting investors who suffered substantial losses that they have an opportunity to seek lead plaintiff status in the case. The announcement was issued via press release. Details about the alleged misconduct, the losses involved, and the timeline of the claims have not been disclosed in the available announcement.

A business in Robbins, Illinois operating under the Harold's Chicken name is at the center of a local controversy following a shooting. Questions are being raised about whether the location is a genuine Harold's franchise or an unaffiliated restaurant using the brand's name, as debate over its legitimacy grows alongside the police investigation.

Film lovers taking part in an October movie challenge are sharing picks of wrongfully imprisoned characters, with Robbie Turner from Atonement, played by James McAvoy, topping the discussion. Robbie is jailed for a crime he did not commit, separating him from his love, Cecilia. Participants are noting the film as one where love gets a second chance.