Toto Wolff has reiterated Mercedes' equal approach to their drivers after criticising "nonsensical" accusations of favouritism towards Kimi Antonelli over George Russell.
F1.com's Lawrence Barretto delves into the data from Sprint Qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix.
We’ve picked out the best value bets to help you make your Sprint predictions.
The drivers and teams report back on all the action from Sprint Qualifying at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, ahead of the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix.
Max Verstappen was summoned by the stewards after Sprint Qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix, but the Red Bull driver did not receive a punishment.
McLaren's Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris placed fourth and fifth respectively in Sprint Qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix.
While Max Verstappen took pole in Sprint Qualifying at the Singapore Grand Prix, Red Bull team mate Isack Hadjar faced a difficult session en route to ninth place.
Max Verstappen has avoided a grid penalty for Saturday’s Sprint race in Singapore after being investigated for allegedly breaching yellow flag regulations during Sprint Qualifying.
Japanese book rave. A club in Tokyo spread carpets on the dance floor, played ambient music, and invited daytime clubgoers to chill out and read. Would 100% frequent a bookstore/cafe that did this regularly.
Ha. Zijn het dus toch niet altijd dezelfde rotjochies. En natuurlijk is wonen in Capelle vragen om ellende, desondanks: niet netjes.Â
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Een 82-jarige vrouw uit Capelle wordt gebeld door een anoniem nummer. De beller zegt een rechercheur te zijn. De vrouw moet aan de lijn blijven tot een collega van de rechercheur arriveert, die zou vragen hebben over haar waardevolle spullen. De vrouw laat de nepagente binnen. Laatstgenoemde belt haar zogenaamde collega en samen stellen ze vragen aan het vrouwtje over haar waardevolle spullen. Even later wordt de slaapkamer overhoop gehaald, op zoek naar spullen en geld. Na een worsteling verlaat de dievegge het huis met de buit.
Worstelen met een vrouw van 82, zet dat maar op je cv.
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PANAMA-STAD (ANP/AFP) - Voor de kust van Panama heeft een zeer zware aardbeving plaatsgevonden. Die had volgens eerste schattingen van het Amerikaanse geologische centrum USGS een kracht van 7.6 en vond plaats op 10 kilometer diepte.
De beving was te voelen in de Panamese hoofdstad Panama-Stad en zorgde daar volgens lokale journalisten voor paniek. Het is nog niet duidelijk hoe groot de schade is.
Er zijn tsunamiwaarschuwingen uitgegeven voor Panama, maar ook voor andere landen in de omgeving. Het gaat om Costa Rica, Ecuador, Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, Nicaragua en El Salvador.
BRUSSEL (ANP) - Bij de onlusten in Brussel zijn tot nog toe 110 mensen opgepakt. Dat meldt stadsmedium Bruzz op gezag van de betreffende politiezone. Het gaat volgens de dienst om dertig arrestaties en een tachtigtal bestuurlijke aanhoudingen. In de stad werd gedemonstreerd door vakbonden tegen bezuinigingen.
In de stad waren vrijdag circa duizend mensen op de been, van wie sommigen gevaarlijk wapentuig bij zich droegen. Dat ging onder meer om stokken, molotovcocktails en andere objecten waarmee werd gegooid. De ordediensten zetten daarbij meermaals waterwerpers en traangas in tegen betogers die zich misdroegen. Onder meer een stadsbus werd in brand gestoken. Met name rond station Brussel-Zuid waren veel opstootjes.
Minister van Binnenlandse Zaken Bernard Quintin hekelde vrijdag op Facebook het geweld tegen ordediensten. "Ze richten zich op de verkeerde doelgroep. De enige en echte schuldigen van het geweld zijn deze relschoppers en hun aanhangers", aldus de minister.
NEW ORLEANS (ANP) - Het grootste deel van de olieproductie in de Golf van Mexico is stilgelegd vanwege de orkaan Isaias en veel boorplatforms zijn geëvacueerd. Volgens overheidsbureau Marine Minerals Administration is 1,5 miljoen vaten aan dagelijkse productie stilgelegd, oftewel bijna 72 procent van de totale productie in het gebied.
Daarnaast is ook 59 procent van de aardgasproductie in de Golf van Mexico stilgelegd. Oliemaatschappijen, waaronder Chevron en Shell, hebben uit voorzorg platforms ontruimd. In totaal is het personeel van 129 van de 371 bemande platforms in de Golf van Mexico geëvacueerd, aldus het bureau. Zodra de orkaan is gepasseerd, worden faciliteiten geïnspecteerd. Als er geen schade is wordt de productie onmiddellijk weer opgestart.
Isaias komt naar verwachting vannacht of zaterdagochtend vroeg lokale tijd aan land in het zuiden van de Verenigde Staten. Er zijn waarschuwingen voor zware regenval en overstromingen.
Anis Hadj Moussa is met zijn snelheid, techniek en onvoorspelbaarheid een lastig te verdedigen aanvaller en dit seizoen al goed voor vijf goals en een assist. Maar wat maakt hem precies zo gevaarlijk en hoe kun je hem afstoppen? In FC Rijnmond bespreken voormalig aanvaller Jerson Cabral en oud-verdediger Tom Beugelsdijk samen met Dennis van Eersel en Bart Nolles de aanvaller van Feyenoord.
On Tuesday night, Ottumwa resident, satanist, and former city council member Matt Dalbey took the podium to read an invocation to start a routine meeting of the council. "Thank you mayor, council. Let us pray," Dalbey started. "Dear dark father, let us stand now unbowed and unfettered by arcane doctrines born of fearful minds and darkened times. Let us embrace the Luciferan impulse to eat off the tree of knowledge and dissipate our blissful and comforting delusions of old. [...] Let us reason our solutions with agnosticism in all things, holding fast only to that which is demonstrably true. Let us stand firm against any and all arbitrary authority that threatens the personal sovereignty of one or all. That which will not bend must break. And that which can be destroyed by truth should never be spared its demise.""It is done. Hail Satan." [...]
The invocation to Satan in a small town in Iowa is just the latest salvo in a 10-year-long battle over religious freedom of expression in the state. In 2016, a religious liberty group installed a Christian nativity scene at the state capitol in Des Moines. Later that year a group of atheists installed its own nativity scene honoring the Bill of Rights. In 2023, The Satanic Temple put up a pentagram built from red ribbon and topped with a mirror-mask ram's head that invoked Baphomet in the capitol rotunda. The group also began holding winter celebrations in the Rotunda. A man vandalized the display, police arrested him and charged him with a hate crime.
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Goal averages are crumbling as players take fewer touches in the box and forwards underperform against xG
Goals are on the up in the Premier League. The average of 2.70 non-penalty goals per game in 2026-27 is higher than last season and two of the four previous campaigns. Yet we should have been even more royally entertained. Matches have averaged 2.88 non-penalty expected goals, the second most in the past six seasons. Chances have been going to waste.
If the 20 teams converted at the par rate, there would have been almost two extra goals per week. As few as that sounds, the proportion of games drawn is higher than in any past Premier League season. Some tied matches might have been settled had the finishing been up to the mark.
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“A wealth of information creates a poverty of attention,” economist and computer scientist Herbert Simon warned in 1971. In our era of digital overload, it feels increasingly urgent—ironically—to remember to slow down. Too often we’re distracted by one thing or the next, looking down at our screens or paying attention to our surroundings just briefly enough to snap a photo before moving on. Jonathan Knight is captivated instead by the quiet moments, the beauty in stillness, and the gentle, gradual changes around us that take time to fully appreciate.
Known for his ethereal, minimalist images, Knight conceived of Exhale as a way to explore the nuances of color and “the emotional experience of looking,” he says in a statement. On one hand, the photos are of water, but it may be more apt to describe them as portraits of atmosphere. Clear skies brimming with stars complement foggy mornings and a billowing release of rain from a heavy cloud.
“The project grew out of my background in both photojournalism and landscape architecture, and from thinking about how we experience landscapes differently when we stop trying to document them and simply spend time with them,” Knight says. He adds:
There is also a technological tension at the heart of the work. We now live in a culture of instantaneous image-making, computational photography, AI-generated imagery, and endless visual consumption. Yet I’m deliberately using technology to do almost the opposite: to slow the photographic process down and make images that resist immediate consumption.
There is a sense of restraint in these images, where a lack of “flashiness” and few defining events lend a sense of the mundane. This is an invitation: through long exposure, both photographically and in the act of looking itself, Exhale invites us to practice noticing.
See more on Knight’s Instagram.
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An anonymous reader quotes a report from TorrentFreak: Cloudflare doesn't block pirate sports streaming sites through its 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver in France, only through its CDN. The Paris Judicial Court has now accepted that stance, rejecting [French pay-TV provider] Canal+'s request for penalties of 50,000 euros per site, per day. Interestingly, the court's conclusion relies on statistics provided by Canal+ itself. [...] As a result, Cloudflare will not be penalized under these orders, even though its public DNS resolver is not blocking the sites in question. That is in line with the company's long-standing claim that it doesn't interfere with its DNS.
In its recent transparency reports, Cloudflare repeatedly stated that it hasn't blocked any content through 1.1.1.1, despite orders from French and Italian courts. "To date, Cloudflare has not blocked content through the 1.1.1.1 Public DNS Resolver," the company's latest report reads. [...] Blocking through the CDN is another matter. According to the same report, Cloudflare geoblocked 1,238 domains in France in the second half of 2025, all under a single court order. In the first half of the year, it geoblocked 662 domains under seven orders. Cloudflare recently explained its position to the European Commission, in a submission (PDF) to its Counterfeit and Piracy Watch List consultation, stressing that global public DNS resolvers should not be used to block or restrict access.
Instead, it highlights its real-time pirate stream blocking program, which allows vetted rightsholders to flag pirate streams that run through its network. These streams are disrupted "within seconds," Cloudflare says, without any DNS or IP address blocking. "For live content, where speed is crucial, Cloudflare has built real-time mitigation mechanisms that allow vetted rightsholder partners to flag infringing streams. When those streams are running through our network, we act on them in seconds," Cloudflare informed the Commission. For now, Cloudflare can continue to block pirate sites through its CDN only, while its 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver remains untouched. Canal+ can still appeal the rulings, so it may not be the last we hear of it.
In its recent transparency reports, Cloudflare repeatedly stated that it hasn't blocked any content through 1.1.1.1, despite orders from French and Italian courts. "To date, Cloudflare has not blocked content through the 1.1.1.1 Public DNS Resolver," the company's latest report reads. [...] Blocking through the CDN is another matter. According to the same report, Cloudflare geoblocked 1,238 domains in France in the second half of 2025, all under a single court order. In the first half of the year, it geoblocked 662 domains under seven orders. Cloudflare recently explained its position to the European Commission, in a submission (PDF) to its Counterfeit and Piracy Watch List consultation, stressing that global public DNS resolvers should not be used to block or restrict access.
Instead, it highlights its real-time pirate stream blocking program, which allows vetted rightsholders to flag pirate streams that run through its network. These streams are disrupted "within seconds," Cloudflare says, without any DNS or IP address blocking. "For live content, where speed is crucial, Cloudflare has built real-time mitigation mechanisms that allow vetted rightsholder partners to flag infringing streams. When those streams are running through our network, we act on them in seconds," Cloudflare informed the Commission. For now, Cloudflare can continue to block pirate sites through its CDN only, while its 1.1.1.1 DNS resolver remains untouched. Canal+ can still appeal the rulings, so it may not be the last we hear of it.
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