Etzebeth red mars South Africa romp as Wales slump to record home defeat

A temporary control zone has been established in Bangor, County Down, as veterinarians investigate the suspected presence of the bluetongue virus in two cows. The Minister has expressed strong confidence that the virus has arrived in Ireland, raising concerns about its potential spread.

Retired UK detective Hugh Hughes believes that Ivan Milat, convicted of murdering seven people, may have had additional victims, including a family member of his wife, Keren Rowland. This assertion comes as a New South Wales inquiry into unsolved murders invites public submissions, potentially reopening discussions on Milat's criminal history.

Georgia Barter's family expressed deep sorrow over the government's decision not to implement changes to police database access following her suicide, which was ruled an unlawful killing by her partner after years of domestic abuse. This tragic event highlights the ongoing issues surrounding domestic violence and the systemic failures in protecting victims.

In Ireland, drinking is deeply ingrained in the culture, with a diverse range of attitudes towards alcohol among young adults, from those who are sober curious to dedicated pint-lovers. This cultural phenomenon raises questions about the potential impact of warning labels on alcohol products, as discussions around health and responsible drinking continue to evolve.

Wales is set to face South Africa in the Autumn Nations Series rugby union match, with kick-off scheduled for 3:10 PM in Cardiff. This match follows Wales' recent performance against New Zealand, where they suffered a significant defeat, highlighting ongoing challenges for the team.

Dozens of flood alerts have been issued across England and Wales due to warnings of heavy rainfall, raising concerns about potential flooding and disruptions in these regions. The alerts indicate that adverse weather conditions could impact daily life and travel.

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, has resigned from parliament amid allegations of her involvement in recruiting South Africans to fight for Russian forces in the ongoing Ukraine conflict. This resignation comes as South African police investigate claims that she lured men with promises of paramilitary training.

Duduzile Zuma-Sambudla, daughter of former South African President Jacob Zuma, has resigned from parliament amid allegations of her involvement in recruiting South African men to fight for Russian mercenaries in the Ukraine conflict. The police are investigating claims that she lured 17 men to Russia under false pretenses of paramilitary training.