The country has become a key transit route for hundreds of thousands of migrants fleeing conflict and poverty across AfricaLibyan soldiers said on Monday they had detained more than 300 migrants who were crossing the desert and trying to make it to the shores of the Mediterranean. Aerial photos released by the 444 brigade - a force operating under the Libyan army based in the capital Tripoli - showed groups of men, women and children sitting on the ground, surrounded by soldiers. The migrants were stopped by a desert patrol and would be "referred to the competent authorities," the brigade said on its Facebook page early on Monday. It did not say when they were detained. The country has become a key transit route for hundreds of thousands of migrants fleeing conflict and poverty across Africa, parts of the Middle East and other areas, hoping to cross the Mediterranean to Europe.

Royal Challengers Bengaluru made a late swoop to re-sign their former seamer Bhuvneshwar Kumar for 107.5 million Indian rupees ($1.28 million) on the second day of the Indian Premier League (IPL) auction in Saudi Arabia on Monday. Rishabh Pant (270 million rupees) and Shreyas Iyer (267.5 million rupees) bagged eye-watering deals on the opening day of the auction in Jeddah on Sunday, shattering the previous record in the world's richest Twenty20 tournament. Punjab Kings fought off Mumbai and Gujarat Titans to sign South African all-rounder Marco Jansen for 70 million rupees. England's Sam Curran was among a number of players heading back to Chennai, joining them for 24 million rupees in what was a bargain compared to the 185 million rupees that Punjab had paid in 2022. Mumbai bolstered their attack with Afghanistan spinner Allah Ghazanfar for 48 million rupees and India all-rounder Washington Sundar was a steal for Gujarat at 32 million rupees.

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Author Barbara Taylor Bradford, whose bestselling book A Woman of Substance was adapted into a hit television series, has died. By her late 30s, Bradford turned her attention to novel writing, first taking on suspense novels before abandoning that genre. Her debut novel, A Woman of Substance, was published in 1979 and became one of the bestselling novels of all time, selling over 30 million copies worldwide. Bradford would go on to write 39 other novels, all of which became bestsellers in the U.K. and the U.S. All of these were produced by her late husband, Robert E. Bradford, who died in 2019.

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Azizul was one of the key suspects in the 2002 murder of Gyanjyothi Bhikkhu, the director of a Buddhist orphanageThe Rapid Action Battalion has arrested Azizul Haque, a suspect in several cases in Chattogram's Raozan, who had been in hiding for a long time. Azizul was in hiding for 22 years with several case warrants issued against him, RAB-7 said in a press statement on Monday. He has warrants in two murder cases and one arms case issued against him at the Raozan Police Station," said Mir Mahbubur Rahman, chief of Raozan Police Station. He was also accused in several other murder cases in Raozan. Azizul went into hiding after the murder of Gyanjyothi.

The bodies of two madrasah students have been recovered 15 hours after they went missing while bathing in the Bay of Bengal at a beach in Cox’s Bazar’s Teknaf Upazila. A group of 10-15 children went to the Beach Point area around noon on Sunday to play, OC Gias said, citing locals. The three children were students of Ashrafia Darul Najat Hifzkhana madrasah located in Teknaf Sadar Union’s Khunkar Para. However, the relatives continued the search on their own.”“On Monday morning, the relatives found the bodies of the two missing children floating in the ocean in the Lengurbil Lambarighat area. They recovered the bodies and informed the police.”According to OC Gias, the dead bodies of the children have been handed over to the family members.

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The state has moved to appeal the High Court’s decision to ban battery-powered rickshaws from the Dhaka metropolitan area. The home secretary, local government secretary, police chief, DMP commissioner, and the authorities of the two Dhaka city corporations were instructed to implement the decision. The rickshaw drivers took to the streets in Dayaganj the following day to demand the ban be withdrawn. Although these rickshaws have been widely used in rural and urban areas, their increasing numbers in Dhaka have caused more problems, including traffic congestion. Earlier this year, during the Awami League government's tenure, an initiative to ban battery-powered rickshaws was introduced but was later dropped due to resistance from drivers.

Police say he was a former member of the outlawed Purba Banglar Communist Party (ML Red Flag)A man has been hacked to death in Pabna’s Santhia Upazila. He was a former member of the outlawed Purba Banglar Communist Party (ML Red Flag) group, according to the local police. Saidur Rahman, the chief of Santhia Police Station, says the incident took place in the Ebtedayee Madrasah area of Rauti village around 9pm on Sunday. The deceased was identified with a single name as Bakul, 45, the son Rawshan Ali, a resident of the Upazila’s Dhulauri Union. According to locals and police personnel, Bakul had renounced his extremist ties and surrendered to the authorities.

A freight train derailment in the capital’s Uttara area disrupted operations on one of the two rail lines at the Dhaka-Tongi junction on Monday morning. Kamalapur Railway Station Master Md Anowar Hossain said that the incident took place around 5:30 am in Uttara’s Azampur. The container train was on its way from Dhaka to Chattogram. The derailment caused delays as trains are now running in both directions on a single track, according to a bdnews24.com report. According to the station master, recovery efforts are underway to retrieve the derailed train and remove it from the tracks.

RIO DE JANEIRO, Nov 25, 2024 (BSS/AFP) - Twenty-three people died Sundaywhen a bus on a remote mountain road in Brazil's northeastern Alagoas statedived into a ravine, regional authorities said. Rescue services confirmed that 22 died at the scene and another person -- apregnant woman -- succumbed after being taken to hospital, the Alagoas stategovernment said in a statement. State governor Paulo Dantas declared on the social media platform X threedays of mourning over the "tragedy." The bus went off the road in an area difficult to access, near a site in theSerra da Barriga mountain range that has historical importance to Brazilians. November is the month Brazil celebrates "Black Awareness," with a publicholiday on November 20 -- the anniversary of the death of Zumbi, the mostprominent leader of the Quilombo dos Palmares.

The derailed train compartment was recovered around 11:20am, Kamalapur Railway Station Master Md Anowar Hossain saidTrain service has returned to normal at the Dhaka-Tongi junction after six hours as a derailed freight train was recovered at Uttara's Azampur. The derailed train compartment was recovered around 11:20am, Kamalapur Railway Station Master Md Anowar Hossain told bdnews24.com. "Train operations are now ongoing on both two rail lines." A compartment of a freight train headed to Chattogram derailed around 5:30am on Monday. Kamalapur Railway Station Master Md Anowar Hossain told bdnews24.com in the morning: “The incident took place around 5:30am in Uttara’s Azampur.

Thanksgiving is the one time each year when Americans and others come together with family and friends to enjoy each other and be thankful for all that we have. Time will tell, but at least Americans know there is some sense and sensibility within the hallowed halls of the U.S.Senate. And speaking of antisemites, I was so thankful to see the last vestiges of Pat McCarran removed from the airport as the name of Sen. Harry Reid literally lit up the landscape at the entrance to the Harry Reid International Airport. This was a long overdue defeat of evil by the good people of Southern Nevada who made the decision. And every tourist and every resident going into and out of Reid International Airport, if they ask, will understand the difference.