Pereira is the New Light Heavyweight Champion 

Alex Pereira, the Brazilian kickboxing prodigy, is now the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s (UFC) Light Heavyweight Champion after defeating Jiri Prochazka (Czechia) by knockout in the second round at UFC 295 held at the Madison Square Garden, New York. 
Pereira, the former UFC Middleweight champion, has now become the ninth fighter in the league’s history to become a champion in two weight classes. 


Aspinall Becomes Interim Heavyweight Champion after Round 1 TKO Win 


Tom Aspinall gained a first-round victory over Sergei Pavlovich to become the interim UFC Heavyweight champion. With this victory, Aspinall is now 7-1 in the UFC and might soon become the division champion. 

In photo: Jessica Andrade

Five fighters won the Performance of the Night award at UFC 295: Alex Pereira (Light Heavyweight), Tom Aspinall (Heavyweight), Jessica Andrade (Women’s Strawweight), Benoît Saint Denis (Lightweight), and Diego Lopes (Featherweight).


Which Bout was Awarded Fight of the Night?


The Lightweight fight between Nazim Sadykhov (Azerbaijan) and Viacheslav Borshchev (Russia) was the Fight of the Night at UFC 295. 

UFC 295: A Look At The Key Highlights 

A month of Israeli siege has left Gaza unrecognizable. Significant portion of the strip flattened. Homes, hospitals, schools all turned to rubble. Over 11,000 people have been killed as heavy fighting continues. Ghadi Francis gets yu a report on how the once-blooming Gaza has changed since the war?

Israel-Hamas war: Significant part of North Gaza turned into rubble

In Gaza Strip there are no sanctuaries whatsoever even hospitals, United Nations run schools and residential Apartments have all come under the target of the Israeli forces. Now Israel in its campaign of relentless bombings has even targeted hospitals and in this case the Al-Shifa hospital, the biggest health facility in the Gaza Strip, has also become one of its target.

Israel-Hamas war: Israel intensifies attack on Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital

More than 300,000 pro-Palestinian protesters marched through Central London on Saturday (Nov 11) calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, as the war between Israel and Hamas is intensifying in the Palestinian enclave.

More than 300,000 pro-Palestinian protesters marched through Central London on Saturday (Nov 11) calling for a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, as the war between Israel and Hamas is intensifying in the Palestinian enclave. According to a report by the news agency Reuters, the protesters set off green and red flares, waved Palestinian flags, and demanded "occupation no more," while a group of Jewish pro-Palestinian protesters held placards reading "Not in our name". "Murdering 4,000+ children is not self-defence," one of the placards at the protest read as protesters demanded that Israel should stop killing children and stop bombing hospitals. Ministers had called for the cancellation of the march as it falls on Armistice Day, which marks the end of World War One and commemorates those killed in military action, with Interior Minister Suella Braverman saying that the pro-Palestinian protesters were "hate marchers." Skirmishes break out, dozens arrested Police arrested over 80 far-right counter-protesters to stop them from ambushing the pro-Palestinian rally. Skirmishes broke out between police and the far-right groups that had also descended on London. Also read: Palestinian health minister says 39 babies at risk of death in Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital Skirmishes broke out near the Cenotaph war memorial early Saturday. Reuters reported that incidents continued throughout the day, with police in riot gear trying to contain protesters near the House of Commons, in train stations, and side streets, with footage showing police officers with batons working to control the crowds. Some protesters were seen throwing bottles and metal barriers at officers. Met Police said that 82 counter-protesters were arrested, and another 10 arrests were made for other offences. London's Mayor Sadiq Khan and Scotland's first minister, Humza Yousaf, blamed Suella Braverman for inflaming tensions and emboldening the far-right after she accused the police of favouring "pro-Palestinian mobs". (With inputs from agencies)

Murdering over 4K children not self-defence: Pro-Palestinian protesters march in London, demand Gaza ceasefire

The United Nations said on Sunday (Nov 11) that several people had been killed and wounded in strikes on one of its facilities in the war-torn Gaza Strip as the war between Israel and Hamas rages on. "The shelling has reportedly resulted in a significant number of deaths and injuries," a statement read

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The United Nations said on Sunday (Nov 11) that several people had been killed and wounded in strikes on one of its facilities in the war-torn Gaza Strip as the war between Israel and Hamas rages on.

The United Nations said on Sunday (Nov 11) that several people had been killed and wounded in strikes on one of its facilities in the war-torn Gaza Strip as the war between Israel and Hamas rages on. "The shelling has reportedly resulted in a significant number of deaths and injuries," a statement read Russia will ban Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and protocols that it deems a threat. As per Russian state news agency RIA report, only certain VPN networks in the country face the threat of a ban. In other news from the Israel-Hamas war, over 200 Indian Jews have either reserved or active combat duty since the October 7 attack by Hamas. Click on the headlines to read more: Israel-Hamas war: UN says several killed in strikes on its facility in Gaza The United Nations said late Saturday (Nov 11) that several people had been killed and wounded in strikes on one of its facilities in the war-torn Gaza Strip, where hundreds of Palestinians have taken refuge. Russia to ban VPN services 'identified as a threat' Russia as per reports plans to block Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and protocols that it deems a threat. As per Russian state news agency RIA report, only certain VPN networks face the threat of a ban. Over 200 Indian Jews joined Israel’s fight against Hamas since Oct 7 assault, claims NGO More than 200 Indian Jews have either reserved or active combat duty since the October 7 terror assault, Jerusalem Post reported citing Shavei Israel non-profit organisation. Croatia: Ex-minister, injured in car crash that killed one person, to be charged Former Croatian defence minister Mario Banozic, who was badly injured in a car accident that killed another person, has been charged with causing the crash due to negligence, the police said on Sunday (Nov 12). France commits a billion Euros to polar research amid ice caps, glaciers' melting concerns France has committed to spending €1 billion ($1.07 billion or £880 million) in polar research by 2030. The step, as per reports, is in response to growing scientific concern over the accelerating melting of the world's ice caps and glaciers. Major fire breaks out at firecrackers market in India’s Uttar Pradesh, nine injured At least nine people, including a fireman, got injured after a massive fire broke out at a crackers market in India’s northern Mathura city in Uttar Pradesh state on Sunday (Nov 12). At least seven shops were gutted in the fire that started in one of the shops that quickly spread to other stalls in the afternoon in Gopalbagh area. Ukraine war: Three Russian military officers killed in Melitopol explosion, says Kyiv Ukraine said on Sunday (Nov 12) that three Russian officers in the Moscow-controlled city of Melitopol were killed in a blast triggered by "local resistance movements" on Saturday. The explosion occurred at the headquarters of the occupation authorities. Watch: Northern Australia seen burning in mapped animation amid raging wildfire crisis In a striking visual representation of the ongoing wildfire crisis in Australia's Northern Territory, Earth observation scientist Robbi Bishop-Taylor from Geoscience Australia shared a timelapse animation of the crisis on X, formerly known as Twitter. ODI World Cup: Shreyas, Rahul light up Bengaluru in glory as Team India beat Netherlands by 160 runs on Diwali The Indian team was once again at its fluent best on Sunday (Nov 12) as they registered their ninth successive win in the ongoing ODI World Cup. After an impressive spell with the bats of Shreyas Iyer and KL Rahul, India got the better of the Dutch by 160 runs as they now set their eyes on the semifinal clash against New Zealand in the repeat of the 2019 edition last four contests. Pop icon Britney Spears says she has a girl crush on Taylor Swift Pop icon Britney Spears has praised singer Taylor Swift in her new post. Spears walked down the memory lane to share an old picture of her and Swift's to show how the two had met many years ago when Spears was on her Oops tour.

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Ukraine said on Sunday (Nov 12) that three Russian officers in the Moscow-controlled city of Melitopol were killed in a blast triggered by "local resistance movements" on Saturday.

Ukraine said on Sunday (Nov 12) that three Russian officers in the Moscow-controlled city of Melitopol were killed in a blast triggered by "local resistance movements" on Saturday. The explosion occurred at the headquarters of the occupation authorities. In a post on Telegram, the intelligence service of Ukraine's defence ministry said, "At least three officers of the Russian guard were eliminated, as a result of the revenge action carried out by representatives of the local resistance movement." According to a report by the news agency AFP, a source said that the attack on the headquarters was carried out during the meeting of the (Russian Security Service) FSB and (Russian National Guard) Rosgvardia. Blast heard in all corners of city Melitopol is located in Zaporizhzhia and is one of the four regions that Russia claims to have annexed without fully controlling them. Before Russia launched a war against Ukraine in February last year, Melitopol had a population of around 150,000 people. Ukrainian forces have been launching offensive operations in Melitopol and other directions. On Saturday evening, Melitopol's exiled mayor said that residents reported an "explosion, which was heard in all corners of the city" and police cars speeding through the city. Russia renews missile attacks on Kyiv In other news from the Ukraine war, Russia on Saturday launched a missile attack in Ukraine's capital city of Kyiv and the surrounding region for the first time in more than seven weeks. Serhiy Popko, head of the Kyiv city military administration, said a Russian ballistic missile was launched toward the capital at about 8 am (0600 GMT). "After a long pause of 52 days, the enemy has resumed missile attacks on Kyiv," Popko said, adding the missile failed to reach the capital as air defenders shot it down. Popko said there were no casualties or major damage. (With inputs from agencies) Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Ukraine-Russia conflict on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately report this developing news story, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

Ukraine war: Three Russian military officers killed in Melitopol explosion, says Kyiv

The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) announced on Sunday (Nov 12) that the Al-Quds Hospital in the Gaza Strip was no longer in operation due to a depletion of available fuel supplies and a power outage.

The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) announced on Sunday (Nov 12) that the Al-Quds Hospital in the Gaza Strip was no longer in operation due to a depletion of available fuel supplies and a power outage. In a statement, the PRCS said, "Medical staff are making every effort to provide care to patients and the wounded, even resorting to conventional medical methods amid dire humanitarian conditions and a shortage of medical supplies, food, and water." "The hospital has been left to fend for itself under ongoing Israeli bombardment, posing severe risks to the medical staff, patients, and displaced civilians," the statement added. PRCS calls on international agencies to provide aid to Gaza Hitting out at Israel, the society said that the Israeli military intensified its presence, separating the southern from the northern occupied strip and preventing ambulances from reaching affected areas. "This has resulted in numerous unclaimed bodies and limited medical response capabilities, with only one operational hospital in Gaza and two in the north," the statement also said. Click here to follow updates on the Israel-Hamas war The PRCS urged international health and relief organisations to urgently provide necessary aid to the Gaza and northern regions, to maintain health care services and support the remaining hospitals and emergency services. The conflict between Israel and Hamas, which started on Oct 7 killing thousands of Israeli and Palestinian civilians, has now intensified around healthcare facilities in Gaza. Israel has denied targeting hospitals and has accused Hamas of using the medical facilities as its command centres and hideouts. But this allegation has been denied by the Palestinian militant group. Hamas: Israeli strikes destroyed cardiac ward of Al Shifa Earlier on Sunday, a Hamas health official alleged that an Israeli air strike destroyed the cardiac ward of the Al Shifa hospital in Gaza, which is the largest in the Palestinian enclave. "The occupier (Israel) completely destroyed the cardiac department of Al-Shifa hospital... The two-storey building has been completely destroyed in an air strike," Youssef Abu Rish, deputy health minister in Gaza, told the news agency AFP. Also read: UN says several killed in strikes on its facility in Gaza At the hospital, fears have intensified for patients and other people taking refuge. Medical aid group Doctors Without Borders warned that without a ceasefire or evacuation the hospital "will become a morgue". (With inputs from agencies)

Israel-Hamas war: Gaza's Al-Quds Hospital no longer operational due to fuel depletion, power outage

The United Nations said late Saturday (Nov 11) that several people had been killed and wounded in strikes on one of its facilities in the war-torn Gaza Strip, where hundreds of Palestinians have taken refuge.

The United Nations said late Saturday (Nov 11) that several people had been killed and wounded in strikes on one of its facilities in the war-torn Gaza Strip, where hundreds of Palestinians have taken refuge. In a statement, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) said, "The shelling has reportedly resulted in a significant number of deaths and injuries." "The ongoing tragedy of death and injury to civilians ensnared in this conflict is unacceptable and must stop," the statement added. Over 100 UNRWA staff killed since start of war Saturday's announcement by the UN comes a day after its Palestinian agency, the UNRWA, said that over 100 of its employees including teachers, doctors, and support staff died in Gaza since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas war on Oct 7. Click here to follow updates on the Israel-Hamas war In a post on X, UNRWA Chief Philippe Lazzarini said, "Devastated. Over 100 UNRWA colleagues confirmed killed in one month. Parents, teachers, nurses, doctors, support staff." Lazzarini said that ending this conflict needed an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. WHO says situation of healthcare facilities in Gaza desperate The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Saturday that nearly half of the healthcare facilities in Gaza were not functioning, while the rest were operating way below their capacities. "Doctors and nurses are completely exhausted and overwhelmed and a number of hospitals are under attack," WHO's official based in Cairo Rick Brennan told the news agency Reuters. "We are seeing the spread of diseases now, particularly in the overcrowded collective centres, increased rates of chest infections, of diarrhoea, of terrible skin infections such as scabies, which is a disastrous condition, very uncomfortable. And now we are seeing outbreaks of cases of childhood diseases such as measles and mumps," he added. Also read: Palestinian health minister says 39 babies at risk of death in Gaza's Al-Shifa hospital The conflict has now intensified around hospitals in Gaza where people have been seeking refuge. On Sunday, intense fighting raged around the Palestinian enclave's biggest hospital Al Shifa where doctors said thousands of Palestinians were trapped in dire conditions. According to doctors, there is no water, power, food or internet access for about 600 post-operative patients, 37-40 babies and 17 people in intensive care. A Hamas health official said later in the day that an Israeli air strike destroyed the cardiac ward of Al Shifa. Speaking to the news agency AFP, Youssef Abu Rish, deputy health minister in Gaza said, "The occupier (Israel) completely destroyed the cardiac department of Al-Shifa hospital... The two-storey building has been completely destroyed in an air strike." (With inputs from agencies)

Israel-Hamas war: UN says several killed in strikes on its facility in Gaza

UFC 295 results: Alex Pereira (Brazil) is the new Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Light Heavyweight champion after he defeated former division champion Jiri Prochazka (Czechia) by knockout in the second round.

UFC 295 results: Alex Pereira (Brazil) is the new Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) Light Heavyweight champion after he defeated former division champion Jiri Prochazka (Czechia) by knockout in the second round. This was the main event of the fight card which was held in Madison Square Garden, New York. In the co-main event in the Heavyweight division, Tom Aspinall (UK) defeated Russia's Sergei Pavlovich by TKO (strikes) in the first round. Aspinall is now the division's interim champion Main event: Alex Pereira vs Jiri Prochazka (Light Heavyweight division) Alex Pereira has made his mark yet again in the world of combat sports. Pereira, the former UFC Middleweight champion is now the league's Light Heavyweight champion. The Brazilian is the ninth fighter in UFC's history to become a champion in two weight classes. Pereira scored a second-round stoppage win over Jiri Prochazka. Early on in the fight, the Brazilian landed damaging leg kicks and Prochazka countered with a flashy takedown and controlled on the canvas. In the second round, Pereira stunned Prochazka with his devastating left hook in tight as Prochazka was having success and coming forward. #UFC295 Official Result: Alex Pereira (@AlexPereiraUFC) defeats Jiri Prochazka by TKO (strikes) at 4:08 of Round 2. All Fight Results ⬇️: https://t.co/jS1Gv3z0gc — UFC News (@UFCNews) November 12, 2023 × As the Czech looked to wrestle back to his feet, Pereira unloaded a torrent of elbows to the temple that crumpled Prochazka, leading to the referee to stop the fight. Pereira, a former Glory kickboxing champion in the Middleweight and Light Heavyweight divisions has quickly earned a name for himself in the world of MMA. In his post-fight interview, the Brazilian called out his long-time rival and former UFC Middleweight champion Israel Adesanya (New Zealand) to move to Light Heavyweight. Co-main event: Tom Aspinall vs Sergei Pavlovich (Heavyweight division) Tom Aspinall gained a first-round victory over Sergei Pavlovich to become the interim UFC Heavyweight champion. Pavlovich landed a stiff punch first, then Aspinall braved to stand in the pocket and landed a right-left-right that got him his hand raised with the KO victory. With this victory, Aspinall is now 7-1 in the UFC and might soon become the Heavyweight champion. Tom Aspinall (@AspinallMMA) now has the 2nd most UFC finishes since 2020 with seven (Holland, 8). #UFC295 — UFC News (@UFCNews) November 12, 2023 × In his post-fight interview, Aspinall said, "If you ever get the chance to do something, and you're scared to do it, you should definitely do it because there's a chance it's going to pay off. I've never been as scared in my life as fighting this guy. But I've got a lot of power, too, and I believe in myself. This belt is dedicated to my father!" Here are the results of other fights in UFC 295: > Jéssica Andrade defeats Mackenzie Dern by TKO (strikes) at 3:15 of Round 2 > Benoît Saint Denis defeats Matt Frevola by KO (head kick and punches) at 1:31 of Round 1 > Diego Lopes defeats Pat Sabatini by TKO (strikes) at 1:30 of Round 1 > Steve Erceg (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) defeats Alessandro Costa by Unanimous Decision > Loopy Godinez (29-28, 29-28) defeats Tabatha Ricci (30-27) by Split Decision > Mateusz Rębecki defeats Roosevelt Roberts by verbal submission (armbar) at 3:08 of Round 1 > Nazim Sadykhov and Viacheslav Borshchev (29-28) fight to a majority draw (28-28, 28-28) > Jared Gordon defeats Mark Madsen by TKO (strikes) at 4:42 of Round 1 > John Castaneda (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) defeats Kyung Ho Kang by Unanimous Decision > Joshua Van (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) defeats Kevin Borjas by Unanimous Decision > Jamall Emmers defeats Dennis Buzukja by TKO (strikes) at 0:49 of Round 1

UFC 295: Pereira is new Light Heavyweight king; Aspinall wins co-main event

Australian Ports Operator Faces Cybersecurity Breach, Probe Ordered 

Operator Advised to Restrict Ops at Four Locations 

Ports Operator Suspends Ops Following Breach 

DP World Australia, a ports operator in the country, faced a cybersecurity breach on Nov 10 and was forced to suspend its operations at ports in many states.

An investigation has been launched into the incident. Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said that authorities were working with DP World Australia ‘to understand the impacts’, of the breach. 

Operator Advised to Restrict Ops at Four Locations 

DP World Australia was advised to restrict access to port operations in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Fremantle as the investigation was going on. 

Experts: Australia a Lucrative Target for Hacking 

This cybersecurity breach comes just a day after Melbourne-based cryptocurrency exchange CoinSpot, which is Australia’s largest, was hacked. Cybersecurity experts have said that inadequate safeguards and the stockpiling of sensitive customer information have made Australia a lucrative target for hacking. 

Operator Advised to Restrict Ops at Four Locations

The Israeli military said on Friday (Nov 10) that its forces would kill Hamas militants if they were seen firing from hospitals in the Gaza Strip. Addressing a press conference, Israeli military spokesperson Richard Hecht said, "If we see Hamas terrorists firing from hospitals, we'll do what we need to do.

The Israeli military said on Friday (Nov 10) that its forces would kill Hamas militants if they were seen firing from hospitals in the Gaza Strip. Addressing a press conference, Israeli military spokesperson Richard Hecht said, "If we see Hamas terrorists firing from hospitals, we'll do what we need to do... If we see Hamas terrorists we'll kill them." Hect added that the militants were operating from within the hospitals. Also read: UN calls for probe into Israel's use of 'high impact weapons' in Gaza The Israeli military's remarks come as Palestinian officials said earlier in the day that deadly strikes hit hospitals and a school in Gaza where civilians have sought refuge from Israeli attacks. 'No safe place left' Speaking to the news agency AFP, a refugee at the war-torn region's biggest hospital Al-Shifa said, "There is no safe place left. The army hit Al-Shifa. I don't know what to do." "There is a shooting... at the hospital. We are afraid to go out," the refugee added. The hospital's director and the Hamas government claimed that Israeli forces were responsible for the strike at Al-Shifa which killed 13 people. On the other hand, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society said that Israeli snipers shot at the Al-Quds hospital, killing at least one person. Al-Shifa's director also said that around 50 people were killed in strikes at the Al-Buraq school. Israel has not commented on the strikes so far. UN calls for end to carnage in Gaza Meanwhile, the United Nations called for an end to the carnage in Gaza. In an opinion piece, Philippe Lazzarini, head of the United Nations agency for Palestinian refugees UNRWA, said that razing entire neighbourhoods to the ground was not an answer for the "egregious crimes committed by Hamas." "To the contrary, it is creating a new generation of aggrieved Palestinians who are likely to continue the cycle of violence. The carnage simply must stop," Lazzarin added. In a separate post on social media, the top UNRWA official said that more than 100 agency personnel were confirmed killed since the October 7 conflict which included parents, teachers, nurses, doctors and support staff. (With inputs from agencies)

Israel-Hamas war: Will kill Hamas terrorists seen firing from hospitals in Gaza, says Israeli military

A British couple, who was holidaying in Egypt, died from poisoning after an adjoining room at their resort was sprayed with pesticides to kill bed bugs, CNN reported on Saturday (Nov 11) citing senior coroner Dr James Adelely. John and Susan Cooper were holidaying in Egypt in August 2018 and were staying at the Steigenberger Aqua Magic Hotel in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada.&nbsp;

The room next door was fumigated with a pesticide called Lambda to kill bed bugs. The report said that in some countries, Lambda is diluted with dichloromethane which causes the body to ingest carbon monoxide.

The room where the pesticide was sprayed was connected to the couple's room with an adjoining door. John and Susan returned to their room on the night of August 20. The next day, their daughter found her parents seriously ill. John, 69, was declared dead in the room while Susan, 63, died at a hospital hours later.

Dr Adelely ruled that the deaths were caused by carbon monoxide poisoning.&nbsp;

Following the inquest, the couple's daughter Kelly, who was with them on the holiday, said “To this day, our family struggles to comprehend what happened." Kelly added that nothing would make up for the pain and loss that the family felt since that day.

“The last few years have been the most traumatic and emotional time for all of us involved,” she added.

A British couple, who was holidaying in Egypt, died from poisoning after an adjoining room at their resort was sprayed with pesticides to kill bed bugs, CNN reported on Saturday (Nov 11) citing senior coroner Dr James Adelely.

A British couple, who was holidaying in Egypt, died from poisoning after an adjoining room at their resort was sprayed with pesticides to kill bed bugs, CNN reported on Saturday (Nov 11) citing senior coroner Dr James Adelely. John and Susan Cooper were holidaying in Egypt in August 2018 and were staying at the Steigenberger Aqua Magic Hotel in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada. The room next door was fumigated with a pesticide called Lambda to kill bed bugs. The report said that in some countries, Lambda is diluted with dichloromethane which causes the body to ingest carbon monoxide. The room where the pesticide was sprayed was connected to the couple's room with an adjoining door. John and Susan returned to their room on the night of August 20. The next day, their daughter found her parents seriously ill. John, 69, was declared dead in the room while Susan, 63, died at a hospital hours later. Dr Adelely ruled that the deaths were caused by carbon monoxide poisoning. Following the inquest, the couple's daughter Kelly, who was with them on the holiday, said “To this day, our family struggles to comprehend what happened." Kelly added that nothing would make up for the pain and loss that the family felt since that day. “The last few years have been the most traumatic and emotional time for all of us involved,” she added.

UK couple holidaying in Egypt died from poisoning after fumigation of adjoining room for bed bugs: Coroner

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