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Rajgir (Bihar), Nov 20 (SocialNews.XYZ) Buoyed by the successful organisation of the Women's Asian Champions Trophy 2024 in Rajgir, Bihar, the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports has decided to conduct the Khelo India Youth...

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Hyderabad, Nov 20 (SocialNews.XYZ) At least 25 children were taken ill after consuming mid-day meals at a government school in Telangana’s Narayanpet district on Wednesday. The incident occurred at Zilla Parishad School at Maganoor. While...

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Country Music’s Biggest Night is about to get bigger. It’s been announced that Miranda Lambert, Lainey Wilson, Chris Stapleton, Parker McCollum and Jamey Johnson will perform a tribute to George Strait onstage. Their performance will happen after George receives his 2024 CMA Willie Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award. Past […]

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There’s a first time for everything, and for Riley Green, 2024 has been the year of numerous firsts — including getting nominated for a CMA Award and being invited to perform onstage. “You know, being nominated for a CMA Award, getting to perform at the CMAs […]

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(LONDON) — The Israel Defense Forces continued its intense airstrike and ground campaigns in Gaza — particularly in the north of the strip — and in Lebanon, with Israeli attacks on targets nationwide including in the capital Beirut. The strikes form the backdrop for a […]

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A Superintendent claims to fight “indoctrination,” while employing a different kind of indoctrination that suits him better.

DEAR DEIDRE: WHEN my son told me he had given up taking cocaine, I wanted to believe him, but he keeps relapsing. 

His mum and I are sick of all his lies, which are destroying our relationship with him. I want to know how to help him quit for good.

I’m 49 and my wife is 48. Our son is 20.

He got in with a bad crowd a few years ago, and started taking drugs, progressing from marijuana to cocaine.

Everything he earned went up his nose, leading him into debt – which we paid off. It also changed his personality, making him irritable and depressed.

We tried to help him come off it – and thought that we had succeeded.

But he’s been going out again, saying he’s meeting friends in the pub for a pint, then coming home high, talking 10 miles an hour and not being able to sleep.

It’s clear he’s back on the coke. Whenever we try to talk about it, he gets angry and says we should trust him.

I’m at the end of my tether and fear for his health and his future. 

DEIDRE SAYS: Your desire to help your son is admirable, but it sounds like he needs professional support to quit the coke for good.

It will be hard for him, if he’s still seeing the same friends, who are taking drugs. 

My support pack about Drug Worries should be helpful for you to read and provides details of organisations that can help. 

Suggest he looks at The Mix (themix.org.uk), a site for under-25s, with information about drug use.

You need support too. Contact an organisation called Adfam (adman.org.uk), which helps the families of people with drug problems. 

HOUSE hunters looking for a slice of rustic charm will be intrigued by a two-bed cottage that’s just hit the market for €65,000.

Situated in Co Donegal, this detached home boasts stunning countryside views and is only a short drive from the beach.

The property, which has been unoccupied for over a decade, offers an incredible opportunity.

Particularly for someone ready to roll up their sleeves and bring the cottage back to life.

For those willing to invest, the cottage could qualify for the vacant home grant or the dereliction grant of up to €70,000, subject to approval by local authorities.

Meaning, especially for first-time buyers, this home could almost pay for its renovations.

Listed by DNG Dorrian and shared by the Instagram page @emeraldIslehomes, the traditional cottage sits on a compact 0.14-acre site perched at the top of a valley.

From its elevated position 110 metres above sea level, the home enjoys far-reaching views across the countryside.

From the property you can see towards Cashel Village, with the sea shimmering in the distance.

The cottage extends to around 52 square metres (560 square feet) and features a storm porch as well as living room.

Following on, there is a kitchenette, two bedrooms, and a toilet.

Inside, there’s plenty of character to work with, from the original Belfast sink in the kitchenette to two open solid-fuel fireplaces in the living areas.

However, modernisation is a must, as the property has sustained some wear and tear, including flood damage to the toilet.

Not connected to mains water or a septic tank, potential buyers will need to explore options like rainwater harvesting or installing a borehole.

A single-skinned asbestos roof and other structural quirks reflect the property’s age and unique design.

Adding to its charm, a detached stone weaver’s barn is located in front of the property.

With the right permissions, it could be converted into additional living space.

The rural location offers tranquillity while still being just 4km from Carrick Village.

And around 15.5km from Ardara Village, providing access to essential amenities.

With its scenic setting and endless potential, this property could be a dream project for someone eager to embrace country living.

The added bonus is that some of Ireland’s most beautiful beaches are just a stone’s throw away.

For more details, visit the listing on DNG Dorrian’s website.

Doing the Donald is all the rage.

Killer mom Susan Smith sobbed and begged to be let out of prison as she appeared before the South Carolina parole board on Wednesday. But, true to form, she still refused to take full responsibility for her actions — blaming her recent conviction for trying to cash in on her infamy from prison — on...