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- 1High school in Roubaix reportedly targeted amid school attacks in France●BREAKING: Young second and third-generation migrants continue to attack schools in France. They are now trying to burn d
The news outlet Visegrád 24 reports that young second- and third-generation migrants are attacking schools in France and are now trying to burn down the Léonard de Vinci high school in Roubaix. The claim is circulating widely but has not been independently confirmed, and French authorities have not issued a detailed public statement on the reported incident.
- 2Polls Take Centre Stage as BC Provincial Election Heats Up●Since we’re in a provincial election in BC, I guess we have to look to the polls. The campaign is so short… final voting
British Columbia's provincial election campaign is entering its final stretch, with voting day less than a month away and advance voting opening in 18 days. Attention is turning to recent polling, including an Angus Reid survey conducted around the campaign's start, as voters and commentators try to gauge where the parties stand in the unusually short race.
- 3Amazon Prime users warned of convincing phishing scam●⚠️📢🪝Amazon Prime users, watch out! A convincing phishing scam uses fake billing alerts and a multi-step Amazon lookalike
A phishing campaign targeting Amazon Prime customers is circulating, using fake billing alert emails that lead to a multi-step copycat Amazon site. The fraudulent pages are designed to harvest login credentials, personal information and full payment card details. Security outlets are warning users to be cautious of unexpected billing notifications and to verify their account directly through the official Amazon website or app.
- 4Interest resurfaces in Sri Lanka's 2010/11 Inter-Provincial Tournament records●Sri Lanka Cricket Inter-Provincial Limited Over Tournament, 2010/11 Cricket Team Records & Stats
Sri Lanka Cricket's Inter-Provincial Limited Over Tournament from the 2010/11 season is drawing attention to its team records and statistics. The domestic competition, which pitted provincial sides against each other in one-day cricket, remains part of the archive that fans and statisticians revisit when looking back at Sri Lankan cricket history.