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Music Title: 08. KOI NAHI - TAIMOUR BAIG ft. Mr Mani & Kalam Ink | Prod. Raffey Anwar (Official Audio) Signer: TAIMOUR BAIG ft. Mr Mani & Kalam Ink Release Date: 8 Jun 2022 Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:-- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video):---

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https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/61723442 New head coach Brendon McCullum helped inspire England's first-Test victory over New Zealand with his positivity, says James Anderson. England faced defeat when New Zealand closed day two with a 227-run lead. "We could have been 'oh they've got a big partnership going, two guys nearing a hundred' and you could feel down about it," said Anderson. "But when the coach sends you home by saying he's excited, you go to bed in a completely different mindset." Anderson, speaking to the BBC's Tailenders podcast, says McCullum pointed to the quality of England's bowling attack on the second evening of the game, when New Zealand were 236-4 in their second innings. He reminded the bowlers they had a new ball due in one over's time and suggested England could take New Zealand's last six second-innings wickets for "less than 50" - thus limiting any run-chase to less than 300. That positive mindset also helped England on day one, when they squandered a promising position by falling to 116-7 after earlier bowling out the tourists for 132 at Lord's. "That first day when we lost wickets, in years gone by we'd be too down about that and got worried and stressed," says Anderson, 39. "But the message from the coach and captain was that we'd bowled brilliantly, fielded brilliantly, started great with the bat but in Test cricket you do have ups and downs. "There are times where the opposition does fight back so let's just park it and come back tomorrow and try as best we can. "There's been a good vibe. I have enjoyed the positivity."

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-61729890 The housing market is showing signs of cooling, Halifax has said, as households face a squeeze on their finances. The mortgage lender said that while house prices continued to climb in May, with prices up 10.5% in 12 months, this was slowest rate of growth since the start of the year. The rise meant the average price of a house hit another record of £289,099. Halifax said that house prices have now climbed for eleven consecutive months. "Despite the very real cost of living pressures some people are experiencing, the imbalance between supply and demand for properties remains the primary reason driving the continued climb in house prices," said Russell Galley, managing director at Halifax. "However, the housing market has begun to show signs of cooling. Mortgage activity has started to come down and, coupled with the inflationary pressures currently exerted on household budgets, it's likely activity will start to slow," he added. "So, there is perhaps one green shoot for prospective purchasers; with overall buying demand down compared to last year, we may be past the peak sellers' market." Estate agents said the survey from Halifax confirms what they are seeing on the ground. "The cost of living crisis and successive interest rate rises are finally having an impact on the housing market," said Jeremy Leaf, a North London estate agency owner and a former Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) residential chairman. "Prices are still rising but not as rapidly as they were just a few months ago and activity is cooling." However, Mr Leaf said a major correction seemed "unlikely" while housing stock remained low, particularly for in-demand properties such as three- and four-bedroom family homes. According to Halifax, house prices increased by 1% month-on-month in May. It added that they had shot up by some 74% over the last 10 years. The strongest inflation in that period has been in London (84.2%), followed by the East of England (84%) and the East Midlands (82.1%). Danni Hewson, a financial analyst at AJ Bell, said the latest figures were "cold comfort" to people trying to get onto the property ladder. "Cooling, definitely but the housing market is unlikely to come off the boil, at least for the foreseeable future especially as it's becoming harder and more expensive to find places to rent." She added that the "age old problem" of demand outstripping supply wouldn't go away without a period of "unprecedented housebuilding". "And with money so tight at the moment, anyone who might have been thinking of hoisting the for-sale sign will probably hold off until inflation returns to something resembling normal," she added. Inflation - the rate at which prices rise - hit 9% in April, a 40-year-high, . The Bank of England has warned inflation might reach 10% within months, as the prices of fuel and food put pressure on household budgets.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-latin-america-61729101 At least 17 people have been killed and dozens more hurt after a train derailed in eastern Iran, state media report. The train, which was carrying 348 passengers, came off the line between the cities of Mashhad and Yazd about 50km (31 miles) from Tabas. Emergency services officials said the train collided with an excavator before being knocked off the track. They warned that the death toll could rise because many of the injured were in a critical condition in hospital. Tabas County Governor Ali Akbar Rahimi told state media that four of the train's seven carriages were knocked off the line. Footage posted online by local media showed a number of carriages on their side, as well as a yellow excavator on its side by the track. National rescue service spokesman Mojtaba Khaled told reporters that a large rescue operation was under way and that three helicopters and 10 ambulances had been dispatched to the scene. State TV broadcast footage from a hospital where the injured were receiving treatment. One of them told a reporter that they felt the train brake suddenly and then slow before the derailment. An investigation has been launched by the Tabas prosecutor to establish how the train came to strike the excavator. One official suggested that the excavator might have been part of a repair project, the Associated Press news agency reported. Iran saw its deadliest train disaster in 2004, when a train loaded with petrol, fertilizer and cotton crashed near the north-eastern city of Neyshabur, killing almost 320 people. And in 2016, 49 people were killed when a train that had broken down was hit by another train in the northern province of Semnan.

Music Title: 07. DOOR - TAIMOUR BAIG ft. URAAN | Prod. Raffey Anwar (Official Audio) Signer: TAIMOUR BAIG ft. URAAN Release Date: 7 Jun 2022 Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:--- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video):---

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