Archive: 2025/11
Bitcoin Rebounds to $87K Amid Institutional Doubts and $2.6M Long-Term Forecasts
Bitcoin rebounded to $87K after a 30% crash, but Deutsche Bank warns thin liquidity and institutional pullback could hinder recovery. Long-term forecasts project $2.6M by 2033, but short-term stability hinges on institutional re-engagement.
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Royal Navy Shadows Russian Corvette and Tanker in English Channel Amid Rising Tensions
The Royal Navy intercepted Russian corvette RFN Stoikiy and tanker Yelnya in the English Channel amid a 30% surge in Russian naval activity near UK waters. Defence Secretary John Healey warned Putin after a laser incident with spy ship Yantar.
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France Stuns Wallabies 48-33 in Thrilling Stade de France Showdown
France defeated Australia 48-33 in a high-scoring thriller at Stade de France, ending the Wallabies' winless November tour and cementing France's top-six status ahead of the World Cup.
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Dublin opens 326 beds as -3°C freeze hits 10 Irish counties
Dublin City Council opened 326 beds for rough sleepers as Met Éireann issued a -3°C warning for 10 Irish counties, activating its Cold Weather Strategy with 250 permanent and 76 emergency beds—part of a growing model to prevent exposure deaths.
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Joe Walsh Signs Major Publishing Deal as VetsAid 2025 Heads Home to Wichita
Joe Walsh signs major publishing deal with Reservoir Media as he prepares for VetsAid 2025 in his hometown of Wichita, Kansas, with auction proceeds and concert funds supporting veterans. Eagles tour and new solo music also planned.
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Bumrah's 5-for shatters Proteas as India dominate Day 1 at Eden Gardens
Jasprit Bumrah claimed 5 for 27 to bowl South Africa out for 159 on Day 1 at Eden Gardens, Kolkata, as India seized control of the first Test in the 2025-26 series. KL Rahul and Washington Sundar closed at 13* and 6*.
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Lenny Rush: Teen Actor and BBC Children in Need Co-Presenter Wins BAFTA Amid Disability Representation Milestone
Lenny Rush, 15, won a BAFTA for his role in 'Am I Being Unreasonable?' and co-presents BBC Children in Need, redefining disability representation in UK television with his talent, humor, and authenticity.
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