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West Coast premiership hero Dom Sheed has expressed support for first-year coach Andrew McQualter's decision to send veterans like Tim Kelly and Tom Cole to the WAFL for form, noting that it has energized the team despite the club's struggles this season. Sheed highlighted the potential of the young players, like Elijah Hewett and Harley Reid, to drive the club's future success as they adapt to McQualter's coaching style. Need More Context? 🔎

A 42-year-old man was shot while cycling near the Central Catchment Nature Reserve during a live-firing exercise conducted by the Singapore Armed Forces (SAF). Investigations are ongoing to determine how a bullet struck him from a distance of 2.3 km, raising concerns about the safety and reach of military weapons used in training. Need More Context? 🔎

The Edmonton Oilers are striving to win the Stanley Cup, aiming to end a Canadian drought since 1993, as they face the Florida Panthers in Miami for Game 6. With a history of heartbreak, many Canadians, united in support, hope for an Oilers victory, viewing the team as "Canada's team" amidst a backdrop of US-Canada sports rivalry. Need More Context? 🔎

Banco Sabadell is considering selling TSB Bank, which it acquired for £1.7 billion in 2014, amid a hostile takeover attempt by Spanish rival BBVA. The move comes as TSB, with around 175 UK branches and five million customers, has seen profits nearly double, but the UK banking sector is facing significant changes, including branch closures by other banks like NatWest and Santander. Need More Context? 🔎

Chinoso Onuke, a 15-year-old student from Neelin High School in Brandon, is recovering at home after a 10-hour surgery following a sword attack by a masked fellow student. He described the terrifying incident, where he feared for his life while defending himself during the assault. Need More Context? 🔎

IDF says Natanz centrifuges may not be destroyed, only site aboveThe IDF has revised its previous claims, suggesting that the underground centrifuges at Natanz may still be intact following a military strike, contradicting earlier assertions of their destruction. This development raises questions about the accuracy of the assessments regarding Iran's nuclear capabilities and the implications for regional security. Need More Context? 🔎