Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United Suffer Losses in Thrilling MatchesIn an unforgettable day of football, three of England’s most storied clubs—Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United—experienced disappointing results. As the season progresses, Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United must reassess their strategies. ConclusionThe recent matches featuring Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United underscore the unpredictable nature of football. FAQsWhy did Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United lose on this matchday? What are the upcoming fixtures for Liverpool, Chelsea, and Manchester United?

Shaheed Ahmed Mojumdar, the youngest son of former MP Kamal Ahmed Mojumder, has been arrested by police on charges of murder and terrorism. He was taken into custody near the Police Plaza in Gulshan at around 10pm on Saturday, said Hafizur Rahman, chief of Gulshan Police. Shahid is facing charges in two cases: a murder case related to the Anti-discrimination Student Movement in Mirpur and an anti-terrorism case filed with Gulshan Police. Kamal, a former MP for Dhaka-15, was arrested in Gulshan on Oct 19, 2024, and has been in jail since.

It feels like a play without a lead," said Rohingya community leader Syed Ullah, speaking to bdnews24.com from Cox's Bazar, bdnews24 reports. In the camps of Cox's Bazar, refugees held a mass rally three days before the summit to project their own message to the world. 13 of Palongkhali Union under the banner "Our Future, Our Voice - Message Ahead of the UN Conference on Rohingya". Speakers at the rally said despite repeated promises over the past eight years, the international community has "failed" to deliver any tangible progress. He underscored that the special UN conference should forge a firm global commitment and ensure meaningful international support for the Rohingya, with fundraising placed at the highest priority.

BTCL to introduce triple-play, quad-play services in Bangladesh, says TaiyebBangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited (BTCL) is set to introduce triple-play and quad-play services in the country for the first time. In telecom marketing, triple-play refers to unlimited video, voice, and high-speed internet services, while quad-play adds wireless connectivity to the package. Taiyeb wrote that BTCL will provide unlimited voice calls through BTCL’s MVNO, mobile SIMs, and the BTCL Alap IP Phone service, subject to certain conditions. To expand access to 5G services, BTCL plans to sell FiG-enabled smartphones in instalments. “We want to remove obstacles caused by limited voice, limited data, limited content and device restrictions in people’s communication and entertainment,” he added.

Chief Adviser Professor Muhammad Yunus on Saturday extended heartfelt greetings to the Hindu community across the country on the occasion of Durga Puja, the biggest and most significant religious festival of the community. "On this auspicious occasion of Durga Puja, I warmly greet all Hindu citizens of Bangladesh," Prof. Yunus said in a message on the eve of the festival, UNB reports. Emphasising Bangladesh’s tradition of communal harmony, Prof Yunus said, "This country belongs to all of us and is a safe abode for everyone, regardless of caste or religion." Prof Yunus expressed his hope that this year’s Durga Puja will be celebrated smoothly across the country, fostering communal harmony through enthusiasm and various cultural programmes. The five-day Durga Puja will begin on September 28 with Mahasashthi and conclude on October 2 with Vijaya Dashami.

Tarique Rahman, acting chairman of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party, has expressed concerns that Bangladesh could face the rise of masked autocracy if everyone fails to remain united. He spoke during the bi-annual conference of the BNP's South Cumilla unit held at the Town Hall Ground on Saturday. Through united protests, we expelled them and ended the autocracy. BNP’s Standing Committee member Salahuddin Ahmed also addressed the gathering, while Vice Chairman Barkat Ullah Bulu inaugurated the event. Salahuddin condemned those calling for an “Islamic box”, emphasising that Islam is not a political tool or quota system.

It feels like a play without a lead,” said Rohingya community leader Syed Ullah, speaking to bdnews24.com from Cox’s Bazar. We only implement decisions.”In the camps of Cox’s Bazar, refugees held a mass rally three days before the summit to project their own message to the world. 13 of Palongkhali Union under the banner “Our Future, Our Voice – Message Ahead of the UN Conference on Rohingya”. Speakers at the rally said despite repeated promises over the past eight years, the international community has “failed” to deliver any tangible progress. He underscored that the special UN conference should forge a firm global commitment and ensure meaningful international support for the Rohingya, with fundraising placed at the highest priority.

A Bangladeshi-origin Labour politician allegedly abused his office to secure UK immigration visas for 41 family members and friends from his native country, an investigation by The Telegraph has revealed. He aimed to ensure that visa applications for his family and friends would be handled “favourably”, it added. These letters, which were dated before he became mayor, included passport numbers and birthdates to expedite processing. The investigation revealed that 13 letters were sent using the official mayoral office team. Some letters were sent months before the event, and others, after the event had already taken place.

JSS urges calm as tensions rise between Hill and Bengali residents in KhagrachhariThe Parbatya Chattagram Jana Samhati Samiti (JSS) has expressed concern over recent violence in Khagrachhari, calling on both indigenous and Bengali communities to remain calm and uphold communal harmony amid rising tensions. It also called on communities to protect communal harmony in view of the current national context and the approaching Durga Puja. Rising tensions between hill activists and Bengali residents prompted the imposition of Section 144 also in Guimara Upazila, banning all gatherings. Clashes erupted between protesters and Bengali residents during the blockade, later spilling into Khagrachhari town with renewed chasing between the groupsIn its statement, the JSS condemned the violence as “communal unrest”. It also called on the administration to take appropriate measures to prevent any recurrence of such violence in the region.

The controversy surrounding a photo of Muhammad Yunus and his daughter with US President Donald Trump has sparked significant debate on social media. On Saturday, Shafiqul Alam, the chief advisor’s press secretary, responded to the issue, accusing some individuals of spreading false information about the photo. Yunus, along with his delegation, arrived in the United States on Monday to attend the 80th session of the United Nations General Assembly. The photo, which was posted on Yunus’s official Facebook page on Saturday, shows Trump smiling with First Lady Melania Trump to his left. On the right of Trump stands Yunus, also smiling, while his daughter, Dina Yunus, is seen beside him.

Hill activists and Bengali residents in Khagrachhari have faced off over the alleged rape of a Marma schoolgirl, prompting authorities to impose Section 144 in Guimara, banning all gatherings. The Guimara Upazila administration enforced the same measure for similar reasons. Although tension remained high, Khagrachhari town saw relative calm through the morning’s blockade. With road communication cut, much of the hill town stood “disconnected”. Around 1:30pm, tension flared again near the Upazila complex road at Narankhila when hill protesters and Bengali residents confronted one another briefly.

The Election Commission (EC) has published a notice registering 73 organisations as election observers before the parliamentary polls. EARLIER REGISTRATIONS• Registration of observer organisations was introduced for the first time before the 9th national election, initially for one year, later extended to five years under a new policy. • In 2008, the then ATM Shamsul Huda-led commission registered 138 organisations with a one-year validity period. • Ahead of the 2018 election, 199 organisations applied, and KM Nurul Huda’s commission registered 119. • Kazi Habibul Awal-led commission initially shortlisted 68 applicants from 210 for observer registration before the 12th national election.

A case has been filed over the controversial incident in which an elderly man, Fakir Halim Uddin, was forcibly held and had his hair and beard cut in Tarakanda, Mymensingh. The victim's son, Mohammad Shahid Akand, initiated the case on Saturday afternoon, according to Tarakanda Police chief Mohammad Tipu Sultan. The case names several individuals from the organisation Human Service Bangladesh and some local associates, though officer Tipu refrained from revealing the names of the accused for investigative reasons. Since the incident, Halim has confined himself almost entirely to his home. Officer Tipu said the incident took place nearly four months ago, but the video prompted widespread criticism.

Man lynched on suspicion of theft in NarsingdiA man has been beaten to death by a “mob” on suspicion of theft in Narsindi’s Shibpur Upazila. The incident took place around midnight on Friday outside the Upazila health complex at Monowar Hossain Rana’s pharmacy, said Shibpur Police chief Afzal Hossain. Passers-by heard noises inside and called the shop owner to alert him. On arrival, the shop owner raised the alarm. He was first taken to Shibpur Upazila Health Complex and later transferred to Narsingdi Sadar Hospital.

Three others were injured in the accident that occurred around 12pm on Saturday on the Dhaka-Khulna Highway near Majhgati bus stand, according to Sergeant Md Rasel Mia of Bhanga Highway Police Outpost. The injured have been admitted to Kashiani Upazila Health Complex. Police and witnesses said an Imad Paribahan bus heading to Dhaka from Khulna collided head-on with the easy bike travelling in the opposite direction. The impact left the three-wheeler in a crumpled heap, killing two passengers on the spot and two more after being taken to hospital. Rasel said the group was travelling from Madaripur to Majhgati village to attend a wedding ceremony.