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Demi Hayes is set to make her long-awaited return from injury while four players are in line for Australian Sevens debuts in the opening round of the 2024/2025 HSBC SVNS series in Dubai from November 30. Australian coaches Tim Walsh and Liam Barry have named their squads for the first tournament of the upcoming season with new-look teams following the Paris Olympics. Walsh continues his role in charge of the Aussie Women’s team while Barry joins Rugby Australia as Head Coach of the Men’s side following the departure of John Manenti. Hayes, who suffered an ACL injury in Cape Town last year, has been included in Walsh’s side after close to 12 months out of the game recovering from injury. Walsh has also named Kahli Henwood for an official Sevens series debut after a late call-up to the Olympic team in July, while Kiiahla Duff comes in for an injured Bienne Terita, who will miss the first tournament of the series. Australia’s Women are the reigning HSBC SVNS world champions after winning the title in Madrid in June. The wider squad consists of a strong mix of youth and experience, led by Charlotte Caslick and the Levi sisters – Maddison and Teagan – both of whom are coming off dominant years. Injured stars Madison Ashby, Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea, Kaitlin Shave and Sidney Taylor are all on the comeback trail after suffering knee injuries in 2024. The setbacks allowed for the likes of Bridget Clark, Ruby Nicholas and Heidi Dennis to make their Sevens debut last season at the international level. Retired legends Sharni Smale and Dominique Du Toit also bid farewell to the Sevens program in August, opening the door for the likes of Henwood and Duff to come into the squad full-time as well as Amahli Hala. Australia Women’s Sevens coach Tim Walsh said: “We have had a rejuvenating pre-season balanced with elite standards and positive attitudes. “We have enjoyed the mental and technical challenges and are determined to start the World Series where we finished last season as Champions. “With a youthful in age squad, we are like fine wine and want to get better with age and strongly believe the best is yet to come. “It is very pleasing to announce debutants Kahli Henwood and Kiiahla Duff who are poised to make their first appearances on the World Series. “Both have spent years in their apprenticeship and fully deserve the right to represent this incredible team.” Meanwhile, new Men’s coach Barry has named Aden Ekanayake and Sid Harvey for their Australian Rugby Sevens debuts in Dubai with the pair joining the top squad in 2024/2025. Following their best finish at an Olympic Games in history, the Men’s Sevens squad has undergone several changes in the off-season with Barry’s appointment most significant. Barry will oversee a younger group for his first season in charge following the retirements of captain Nick Malouf and former Wallabies skipper Michael Hooper. Experienced players Henry Hutchison, Hayden Sargeant, Matt Gonzalez, Ben Dowling, James Turner and Henry Paterson have all re-signed with the Sevens program and are included for the upcoming Dubai tournament. Josh Turner and Tim Clements have departed the Aussie Sevens program with Conor Hickey, Ben Dalton, Henry Palmer and Jayden Blake earning contracts for the first time. National Performance Manager Scott Bowen said: “Since Paris we have had several changes with a number of experienced players and key staff from both Men’s and Women’s programs departing and I want to acknowledge how well the players have applied themselves during the adjustments in preparing for the start of the season. “It is a new-look Men’s squad with Liam coming on board and we’re excited to get back competing and watching the progression of the young talent coming through particularly with Aden and Sid set to make their debuts next weekend. “The Women’s team saw plenty of debutants last season and that has created strong depth for Tim to continue their great success on the world stage.” The Aussie Women kick off their Dubai tournament against China while the Men’s team face South Africa in their first pool match. Every round of the HSBC SVNS series will be shown live and exclusive, ad-free and on demand on Stan Sport. Australia Women’s Sevens team for HSBC SVNS Dubai 2024/2025: Remaining 2024/2025 squad members: Madison Ashby, Alysia Lefau-Fakaosilea, Kaitlin Shave, Amahli Hala, Sidney Taylor, Bienne Terita. Australia Men’s Sevens team for HSBC SVNS Dubai 2024/2025: *denotes debutant Remaining 2024/2025 squad members: Maurice Longbottom, Hadley Tonga, Dietrich Roache, Dally Bird, Conor Hickey, Jayden Blake. HSBC SVNS DUBAI MATCH SCHEDULE POOL A – AUSTRALIA WOMEN Saturday, November 30: Australia v China (4:44pm AEDT) Saturday, November 30: Australia v Fiji (8:05pm AEDT) Sunday, December 1: Australia v Ireland (12:35am AEDT) POOL A – AUSTRALIA MEN Saturday, November 30: Australia v South Africa (5:50pm AEDT) Saturday, November 30: Australia v France (10:20pm AEDT) Sunday, December 1: Australia v Kenya (3:44am AEDT)NoneUS stocks rose Monday, with the Dow finishing at a fresh record as markets greeted Donald Trump's pick for treasury secretary, while oil prices retreated on hopes for a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. The Dow climbed one percent to a second straight all-time closing high on news of the selection of hedge fund manager Scott Bessent to lead the critical economic policy position. A widely respected figure on Wall Street, Bessent is seen as being in favor of growth and deficit reduction policies and not known overly fond of trade tariffs. The market "breathed a sigh of relief" at Bessent's selection, said Art Hogan from B. Riley Wealth Management. But after an initial surge Monday, the gains in US equities moderated somewhat. While investors are enthusiastic about the possibility of tax cuts and regulatory relief under Trump, "we do have to face the potential for tariffs being a negative as well as a very tight market around immigration, which is not positive for the economy," Hogan said. Earlier, equity gains were limited in Europe as growth concerns returned to the fore with Germany's Thyssenkrupp announcing plans to cut or outsource 11,000 jobs in its languishing steel division. Currently around 27,000 people are employed in the steel division, which has been battered by high production costs and fierce competition from Asian rivals. Elsewhere, crude oil prices fell decisively as Israel's security cabinet prepared to decide whether to accept a ceasefire in its war with Hezbollah, an official said Monday. 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ROCHESTER – Before Americans coach Mike Leone talked about how center Konsta Helenius’ soft hands and terrific vision created the tying goal, he brought up a mistake the rookie made early in Friday’s 4-3 overtime loss to the Hershey Bears. “Yeah, there were some things, though,” Leone said following the game in Blue Cross Arena. Just 4:40 into the contest, Helenius’ turnover helped Hershey open the scoring. When the Buffalo Sabres prospect returned to the bench, he said no one mentioned the mistake to him. “Usually they say it, but I knew that it was my goal,” Helenius said following his first two-point night for the Amerks. “They didn’t say anything because they knew that I knew.” Friday was likely the stiffest test of the Finn’s 17-game AHL career. The Bears, a veteran team, have won the last two Calder Cups. They stifle offense and play a heavy game. Still, Helenius, the 14th overall pick this year, showcased his smarts and talent, helping the Amerks erase two early deficits. Later in the first period, he skated through the neutral zone and softly shot the puck on goal from the right wing, likely trying to create the rebound defenseman Kale Clague converted. In the third period, Helenius adroitly fed winger Brett Murray at the far post from the left circle, putting the puck through an opponent’s legs to generate a power-play goal. Leone, of course, liked Helenius’ notable response following an early gaffe. “I credit him a lot for coming back and playing a really strong game,” he said. “I thought his second and third period were good. But you got to play a disciplined game against a really good team. He had an extended shift.” Helenius, 18, began the night with just one assist all season and on a five-game pointless streak. The short drought did not bother Leone because the youngster kept creating offense. “If he’s not getting scoring chances, it’s more of a concern,” he said. “But, I mean, if you look at the plays at Laval (on Wednesday) ... he could’ve got three of four assists that game. I think he’s still driving offense.” Helenius, having scored five goals and eight points, has been one of the Amerks’ top catalysts all season. “It’s hard that you play well but you didn’t get rewarded,” he said. “But you just have to continue to believe the points will come.”TELUS Corp. stock falls Tuesday, underperforms market

When former Bangladesh prime minister Sheikh Hasina fled to India on 5 August in a military helicopter, 50 lakh young women and men, leaders and cadre of the students’ wing of her party Awami League, became outsiders in their own land. Such was the public ire against Hasina’s party and its students’ wing Chhatra League that some like Ishak Ali Khan Panna, the former general secretary of the League, died while trying to escape, while others like Shamim Ahmed, a former organising secretary of League’s Jahangirnagar University unit, was beaten to death . As recently as 11 November, two separate courts sent 55 Chhatra League leaders and activists to jail. “But the worst injustice was done to us when the Yunus regime branded us a terrorist organisation and banned us,” Saddam Hussain, president of Chhatra League, told ThePrint in a video interview from an undisclosed location. “There are more than 50 lakh leaders and workers associated with Chhatra League. From being youth icons for 15 long years as League’s cadre, we have been branded terrorists overnight,” Hussain said. Branding the Chhatra League a “terrorist organisation”, a government notification on 25 October said, “there was sufficient evidence indicating the student body continued to engage in conspiratorial, destructive, and provocative activities against the State even after the fall of the Awami League government”. Hussain said it is not just those who are directly associated with the Chhatra League but even its supporters are being targeted by the Yunus administration. “Supporting Awami League or Chhatra League is a democratic right as a citizen of Bangladesh as opposing them is.” Saddam claims more than 500 medical students who supported the Awami League or the Chhatra League have had their certificates cancelled after 5 August. Many had their internships cancelled, others were not allowed to sit for their exams. “Students who support us in any form have been prosecuted, unlawfully imprisoned, and the university authorities and the interim government are taking no responsibility to ensure their safety and security,” Saddam alleged. Political journalist Shahidul Hasan Khokon told ThePrint such a “manhunt” against a students’ organisation has never happened before in Bangladesh’s tumultuous political history. “The country has seen a bloody freedom struggle, political assassination of its founding father, military takeover, not so free and fair elections, but never before has a student organisation been targeted this way,” he said. Khokon said it’s ironic that the Bangladesh Jamaat-e-Islami and its students’ wing, the Chhatra Shibir, are roaming free and yielding power in Yunus’ Bangladesh while the League has become a banned outfit. “Hasina had banned the Jamaat, which was against the very birth of Bangladesh, and had sided with the West Pakistan army to torture and kill the East Pakistani population that had risen in revolt. They openly advocate for Sharia law and today, in Bangladesh, they have become all powerful. This is a travesty of democracy,” said Khokon. Hussain claims Bangladesh is slowly realising that the student movement against quota in government jobs that eventually became a mass movement to oust Hasina was infiltrated by the Jamaat and its students’ wing. “Tell me, have you heard students killing policemen, stripping them and hanging their bodies from bridges in any student-led movement? And that too in such large numbers! The quota protest movement was highjacked from the very beginning. Gradually the country is realising that,” he said. An organising secretary of the Chhatra League, on condition of anonymity told ThePrint over phone he has gone in hiding and that his father was beaten up in the streets by Shibir members. “They threatened him with dire consequences if he did not disclose my hiding place. My younger sister has not been able to go to college ever since Hasina left. And she is not even part of the League. Is this the country a students’ revolution brought about?” Khan said. According to Khan, student groups have been clashing with each other with unfailing regularity since October. On 25 November, students from over a dozen colleges attacked Government Shaheed Suhrawardy College in Old Dhaka. At least 30 were injured as two groups of students hurled bricks at each other, the Daily Star reported. On 26 August, at least 50 people were injured in Dhaka when students clashed with hundreds of paramilitary personnel during a protest for job regularisation. “Yunus’ interim government supported by the Anti-Discrimination Student Movement had promised a new beginning for Bangladesh. Instead, we have anarchy on the streets,” said Hussain. Chhatra League, which was previously known as the East Pakistan Student League, was founded by Sheikh Hasina’s father, Mujibur Rahman, on 4 January 1948 in Dhaka University’s Fazlul Huq Muslim Hall. Khaleque Nawaz Khan was the founder general secretary and Naeemuddin Ahmed was the first convener. While the League played an important role in the Bengali Language Movement of 1952 as well as the 1971 War of Independence, it has faced a fair share of controversies during Hasina’s time in office. Abrar Fahad, a 22-year-old student was allegedly beaten to death in October 2019 by members of the League in Dhaka after he criticised the government in a Facebook post. This incident snowballed into a huge controversy in Bangladesh. “Not just violence against its detractors, League leaders have been involved in sex rackets, extortion and rape allegations,” a Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology student told ThePrint. “Plus, it is somewhat ironical to see them express solidarity with Hindus in Bangladesh today. During Hasina’s time as the prime minister, many League leaders had harassed students inside campuses for belonging to the minority community,” Pal said. Hussain said a student organisation this big is bound to be mired in some controversies, as unfortunate as they are. “Before 2008, universities would be closed for months due to violent clashes between student organizations. In the past 15 years, educational institutions were never shut for such reasons. The Awami League government and the Chhatra League ensured normalcy in educational institutions,” Hussain said. According to Nadeem Khan, the only thing that matters to the lakhs of League members is to get Sheikh Hasina back in the country as the prime minister. “The Sheikh Hasina-led government has consecutively won national elections, and stayed in power by the vote of people. Opposition parties participated in the national polls when Hasina was in power. Yunus’ is an unelected government and does not have the mandate of the people. How can it continue to remain in power?” Khan said. Hussain said leaders of the League in hiding are planning to organise mass protests in the country to bring Hasina back. “The moment we come out of hiding, we are being arrested or killed. But the wheels have started to turn. Yunus has emboldened radical elements within Bangladesh who are taking it back to its East Pakistan days when minorities were targeted and an Islamist idea of the country was enforced. Common people are fed up in four months with the Yunus government that is even denying us our independence history of 1971,” he said. According to Hussain, the Bangladesh civil society is not taking kindly to the Yunus administration cosying up to Pakistan, a country Bangladesh had snatched its freedom from. On 5 September, Nahid Islam, broadcasting and IT minister of the interim government, said during a meeting with the Pakistani envoy to Dhaka that Bangladesh wants to resolve the issue of the 1971 liberation war with Pakistan and “strengthen relations between the two countries to ensure a democratic South Asia”. “Unspeakable horrors were unleashed upon the erstwhile East Pakistani population by the West Pakistani army in 1971. Cosying up to Pakistan is literally the last straw. The Chhatra League will start a massive online campaign soon to bring Hasina back to Bangladesh as the prime minister. And, Inshallah, it shall have the entire country’s support,” said Hussain. Hussain said both the top leadership as well as the grassroots activists are recuperating, and reestablishing connections nationwide among members. “We are gearing up to fight for the idea of Bangladesh Yunus is trying to change,” he said. Hussain said it won’t be an easy fight. “My interview was not published by a media outlet because of pressure from the government. Media has been instructed to not report any activity of the Awami League and the Chhatra League. Shafikul Islam, Yunus’ press secretary, has said Awami League and Chhatra League won’t be allowed any political activity. Law enforcement agencies are instructed to arrest and imprison our activists if we take out a procession or assemble. But we aren’t giving up,” he said. 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On the other hand, FDU will have to make due with a 4-11 record unless they turn things around (and fast). FDU Knights @ Boston College Eagles Current Records: FDU 4-10, Boston College 7-5 When: Saturday, December 28, 2024 at 4 p.m. ET Where: Silvio O. Conte Forum -- Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts TV: ACC Network Follow: CBS Sports App Online Streaming: Catch select College Basketball matches on Fubo (Try for free. Regional restrictions may apply.) The Boston College Eagles' homestand will continue as they prepare to take on the FDU Knights at 4:00 p.m. ET on Saturday at Silvio O. Conte Forum. The Eagles have been getting the ball to fall more lately as they've increased their point totals each of their last three games. There's no need to mince words: Boston College lost to SMU on Saturday, and Boston College lost bad. The score wound up at 103-77. Despite the defeat, Boston College had strong showings from Dion Brown, who went 6 for 10 en route to 20 points, and Donald Hand Jr., who had 22 points along with five rebounds. Brown is trending in the right direction considering he's improved his point production for four straight games. Even though they lost, Boston College smashed the offensive glass and finished the game with 20 offensive rebounds. That strong performance was nothing new for the team: they've now pulled down at least ten offensive rebounds in four consecutive games. Meanwhile, FDU's recent rough patch got a bit rougher on Saturday after their third straight loss. They took a 74-60 hit to the loss column at the hands of Minnesota. FDU's defeat shouldn't obscure the performances of Jo'El Emanuel, who dropped a double-double on 14 points and 11 rebounds, and Ahmed Barba-Bey, who went 5 for 9 en route to 15 points. Barba-Bey had some trouble finding his footing against La Salle last Wednesday, so this was a nice turnaround. Boston College has not been sharp recently as the team has lost four of their last five matches, which put a noticeable dent in their 7-5 record this season. As for FDU, their loss dropped their record down to 4-10. Saturday's contest is shaping up to be a scrappy matchup: Boston College has been smashing the glass this season, having averaged 37.6 rebounds per game. It's a different story for FDU, though, as they've been averaging only 33.3. Given Boston College's sizable advantage in that area, FDU will need to find a way to close that gap. Looking ahead, Boston College is the favorite in this one, as the experts expect to see them win by 14.5 points. Bettors picking them against the spread have some confidence (to put it mildly), as the team is sitting on a four-game streak of failing to cover when playing at home. Boston College is a big 14.5-point favorite against FDU, according to the latest college basketball odds . The oddsmakers had a good feel for the line for this one, as the game opened with the Eagles as a 13.5-point favorite. The over/under is 151.5 points. See college basketball picks for every single game, including this one, from SportsLine's advanced computer model. Get picks now .

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Topcliffe, a village in North Yorkshire, has been identified as the coldest spot in England on Wednesday night with temperatures plunging to -9.4C, making it the chilliest November night since 2010. This was highlighted by BBC weatherman Paul Hudson on social media, where he remarked: "Minus 9.4C at Topcliffe in North Yorkshire last night is the lowest November temperature anywhere in England since 2010." Topcliffe is about 30 miles south of Middlesbrough , and five miles south-west of Thirsk The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for snow and ice across large parts of the country, including Yorkshire, cautioning that "Wintry showers and icy patches are expected this evening and overnight, perhaps leading to some travel disruption." Teesside has had numerous warnings for snow and ice during the cold spell, but has yet to hit by any serious snowfall. Storm Bert is set to hit the region at the weekend, bringing strong wind to the area. Huddersfield's own weather expert Paul Stevens suggests the weekend could bring stormy conditions, with potential gusts hitting 50-60mph, accompanied by heavy rain and possibly snow from Saturday, reports Yorkshire Live .. The record for the lowest temperature in England still stands from January 10, 1982, when Newport, Shropshire saw the mercury drop to -26.1C, while Braemar in east Scotland experienced a bone-chilling -27.2C on the same day. For daily news from Teesside's courts direct to your inbox, go here to sign up to our free court newsletter Teesside Live is now on WhatsApp and we want you to join our community. Through the app, we'll send you the latest breaking news, top stories, exclusives and much more straight to your phone. To join our community group, you need to already have WhatsApp. All you need to do is click this link and select 'Join Community' . No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Teesside Live team. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don’t like our community, you can check out any time you like. To leave our community click on the name at the top of your screen and choose 'Exit group'. If you’re curious, you can read our Privacy Notice . Click here to join our WhatsApp community .Former Trump White House official Olivia Troye has issued a stark warning for women entering the incoming administration. “TheTrump White House’s chauvinistic male-dominated culture will be exacerbated by the presence of Elon Musk, JD Vance, Donald Trump Jr., Matt Gaetz, Pete Hegseth, and other ‘bros’ in positions of authority or influence,” Troye, who served as former Vice President Mike Pence ’s national security adviser, wrote on her Substack on Thursday. “It will be an intimidating environment, but stay true to your values, even when it is uncomfortable or unpopular. Remember, you have only yourself to face in the mirror every day.” Since leaving the administration, Troye has become an outspoken critic of Trump and campaigned on behalf of his Democratic rival Kamala Harris in 2024. In her post, Troye also urged women to seek out female allies and warned that they would face the “male gaze” and “locker room talk” in the administration. The latter phrase is a reference to Donald Trump’s defense after the Access Hollywood tape, in which he said a recording of him bragging about groping women was exaggerated macho banter. “It’s beyond time for Olivia Troye to go back to doing whatever the hell she was doing before she threw her integrity in the toilet to get her face on liberal television because she clearly has no idea what she’s talking about,” Trump-Vance transition spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt told The Independent . “President Trump just selected the first female Chief of Staff in history and I’m greatly looking forward to serving as the youngest Press Secretary in history. He has also chosen several other women to serve in his Cabinet, and there will be thousands of strong, independent women who fill the ranks across his Administration. President Trump empowers women and anyone who has their head on straight can see that.” Multiple members of and nominees in the new administration have been accused of sexual misconduct towards women, including Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth, Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Department of Government Efficiency head Elon Musk, and since-withdrawn attorney general nominee Matt Gaetz. They have all denied wrongdoing and have not been charged with any crimes related to the allegations. A jury found Trump liable for sex abuse against former Elle columnist E. Jean Carroll.