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An Israeli airstrike injured a Lebanese journalist during a live broadcast in
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https://twitter/marionawfal/status/1838272300283760991 According to the Lebanese Health Ministry, Monday Israeli airstrike was the largest since the onset of the Israel-Palestine conflict. The strike killed at least 356 people and injured over 1,246 others. The death toll from Mondays airstrikes included 24 children and 42 women, with many victims still unidentified. This latest surge in hostilities follows last weeks mysterious explosions targeting communication devices throughout Lebanon, which left several dead and the nation on edge. Israel wides
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Leeds: Six former Yorkshire cricketers found guilty of racial abuse at the club were on Friday fined a total of 22,000 pounds by the Cricket Discipline Commission. But the punishments, which include suspensions if they return to cricket, are down from what the ECB had pushed for fines totalling 37,000 at a hearing on May 3. Also ReadBritish-Pakistani cricketer force
mugs stanley d to leave UK over racist abuse John Blain, Tim Bresnan, Andrew Gale, Matthew Hoggard and Richard Pyrah were all found guilty of breaching
stanley cup uk ECB Directive 3.3 following a CDC hearing in March. Gary Ballance did not contest the charge while former England skipper Michael Vaughan, the only one of
pink stanley cup the group who participated, was cleared. All six have been reprimanded and asked to undertake an appropriate racism/discrimination education course at their own expense, particularly if they intend to return to cricket in any playing or coaching capacity. Former England batter Ballance was facing an 8,000 fine and an eight-week ban, but his sanction has been reduced to 3,000 and a six-match ban. The 33-year-old retired from all cricket in April soon after signing a two-year deal to play for Zimbabwe. Former Yorkshire captain and head coach Gale has been handed the biggest fine of 6,000 down from the 7,500 the ECB asked for and a four-week suspension from coaching. The governing body asked for an increased punishment due to Gale previous behaviour, which includes a discriminatory remark towards Ashwell Princ
