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News A sword believed to have belonged to a crusader knight about 900 years ago has been found by an amateur diver off Israel's northern coast. The one-metre blade (3.3ft) blade was discovered by Shlomi Katzin and handed over to the authorities. It is thought the sword, which is encrusted with marine organisms, resurfaced after the shifting of sands. The Israel Antiques Authority (IAA) said that once cleaned and analysed it would be put on public display. "The sword, which has been preserved in perfect condition, is a beautiful and rare find and evidently belonged to a crusader knight," said IAA's Robbery Prevention Unit Inspector Nir Distelfeld. "It is exciting to encounter such a personal object, taking you 900 years back in time to a different era, with knights, armour and swords." Kobi Sharvit, who heads the IAA's Marine Archaeology Unit, said the Carmel coast, where the blade was found, provided shelter for ships during storms throughout centuries of shipping activity along the coast. "These conditions have attracted merchant ships down the ages, leaving behind rich archaeological finds," he said. Crusaders fought in a series of religious wars known as the Crusades, which were sanctioned by the Roman Catholic Church in the medieval period. The most commonly known of the Crusades were campaigns in the eastern Mediterranean aimed at recovering the Holy Land from Muslim rule.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-glasgow-west-58962007 Two adults and two children have been taken to hospital after an explosion at a South Ayrshire housing estate. Police say four homes were caught up in the blast. Witnesses said at least one terraced house was destroyed, with those on either side of the property also damaged. The explosion was reported in the Kincaidston area of Ayr at 19:10 on Monday and was heard for miles around. Inquiries are ongoing to establish the cause of the blast. Scottish Gas Networks said they were ensuring the site around the "serious explosion" was made safe. The area has been evacuated, with two local rest centres set up to provide shelter to those that needed it. The fire service said nine appliances and specialist resources, including an air ambulance, attended the incident. A man who lives about 100m from the explosion site told the BBC that his whole house shook with the force of the blast. Kerr McCann was one of the first on the scene. He was arriving home when saw a "massive plume of fire" in the sky, over the street. He said: "Immediately after I felt a big bang, I knew it was an explosion. I was in the army so I know what explosions are. "I ran up, about a quarter of a mile away... There was fire in the back garden and pretty much in where the house was. "The house was not where it was, it was scattered about the street." Mr McCann said he and other people who had run to help were removed from the area for their own safety shortly after. He added: "The whole house has disappeared, the gable end of the other house is opened up and there's cars with windows put in from the shrapnel. "Passing the shop on the way back I heard people saying stuff came off the shelves from the explosion." Caroline Finnett, who lives in Kincaidston, was playing bingo at a friend's house when she heard a "massive bang". She heard sirens and saw smoke billowing, so made her way back home. Her street was littered with broken roof tiles. She told BBC Scotland: "We walked up to where the house has been blown away, and it was horrendous - was like something from a movie set. It was overwhelming. "The house's gone." Ms Finnett then took hot food to the community centre where those affected are sheltering, and offered up her spare room to anyone who needed it.

A Hall of Fame-bound player who refuses to be vaccinated. A superstar point guard desperate to find a new team. And one of the greatest of all time desperate to prove he's still got it. As the NBA celebrates its 75th anniversary, it promises to be a season full of twists and turns. It's been three months since the Milwaukee Bucks, led by Giannis Antetokounmpo, defeated the Phoenix Suns and were crowned NBA champions for the first time since 1971. In doing so, Antetokounmpo, nicknamed 'The Greek Freak', silenced many of his critics and was also named the Finals' Most Valuable Player (MVP). After a busy off-season which featured some eyebrow-raising trades, the league starts again on Tuesday night (00:30 BST Wednesday). Here are some of the key factors which could play a part in where the Larry O'Brien NBA Championship trophy ends up next summer. Ask most experts and they'll tell you Brooklyn is the most likely destination for the title. Although that prediction comes with an 'if' - if they can get their big three - Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving and James Harden - on the court at the same time. Before a ball has even been tipped that projected journey has hit a bump in the road. "In New York City, in order to work in an indoor public space you have to be vaccinated. And Kyrie Irving has taken the stance that he is not going to get vaccinated which would make him ineligible to play games," explained Chris Carrino, the Nets' play-by-play announcer. "I think it's fair to say that there's a high expectation level to win the championship, but if they don't win it, it's not a disaster," he added. Why Irving's absence is at centre of NBA's Covid-19 vaccine debate as season starts Kyrie Irving: Unvaccinated Brooklyn Nets star 'doing what's best for me' The Nets were heavily favoured to win the title last year but injuries meant their star-studded trio only played a handful of games together. Irving's salary for the upcoming season is $33m (£24m) - so if he remains ineligible to play there is the possibility he could be traded to a state where Covid rules are not as strict as they are in New York. If Irving leaves New York a straight swap deal for Philadelphia 76ers point guard Ben Simmons has been touted as a possible solution. However, the 76ers are thought to be keen on keeping the 25-year-old three-time All-Star. The Australian is unhappy with his team and initially failed to report to pre-season training, although he's since joined up with the squad. Not only has LeBron James spent more than half of his life in the NBA - he's consistently been one of its best performers. Now aged 36, the big question is how much longer can that last? The four-time NBA champion missed a chunk of last season because of an ankle injury then returned only for his Los Angeles Lakers to be eliminated in round one of the play-offs. Often debated alongside Michael Jordan as the game's GOAT, James will be eager to prove he's still the main attraction. He's used his influence to convince long time friend Carmelo Anthony, 37, to join him in L.A. Also back in the famous purple and gold jersey is Rajon Rondo, 35, who previously played for them in 2018-2020. Key to any hopes the Lakers have is how well nine-time All-Star Russell Westbrook, signed from the Washington Wizards, fits into their system. It'll be the 32-year-old's fourth team in three years. With his all-action displays he's proven he can be the main man - what James and the Lakers need him to be is a good co-star. A role Westbrook is yet to warm to so far during his 14-year NBA career.

Big French cars. I’m not talking about adapted vans or even the wonderful old-model Renault Espace, but those great big saloons and hatches designed to shame the boring Germans. Are they worth a go? Well, it is worth daring to be different, even if you do have to be prepared for the worst. My local garage used to be a Citroën main agent, who had to explain to owners of old high-spec XMs that it was a £30k car when brand new so fixing them isn’t necessarily cheap. Remember that. Sticking with Citroën, the obvious choice is the C6. You might be super-scared of one, like me, but there are some big-mileage examples up for grabs, which I always find very reassuring. So let’s go for a cheap and cheerful one with a whopping 188,000 miles on the clock: a 2006 2.7 HDi V6 Exclusive that’s up for £2795. There’s lots to go wrong, but it is with a dealer, who is obliged to make sure that it all works. Otherwise, there’s another Exclusive but from 2009 with a full service history and a barely believable 35,000 miles – for a fairly whopping £8995. It’s worth it, though, because we will never see its like again. Sadly. We can always go old-school if we don’t want to take too much of a chance. The Peugeot 605 is a straightforward and stylish way to travel, but they’re becoming increasingly difficult to find. Still, you won’t have to pay much and they will mostly be HDis. I saw a great 2002 SE-spec automatic with leather and everything, 109,000 miles and three previous owners at a dealer. The asking price was a very reasonable £1900 and it looked dead smart. Just for fun, I went on one of those European websites where they have about one picture and barely any details and just expect you to turn up and buy. I was extremely tempted to get on a ferry to Belgium, where a magnificent 605 V6 manual petrol lived. It had covered a kilometre-converted 93,000 miles and was up for the euro equivalent of £1287. When it comes to Renault, the Vel Satis and Avantime are the two oddities that always spring to mind, but the firm’s last proper traditional barge was the Safrane. These seem to be almost obsolete. You can find some real cheapies, but I rather liked a 1998 2.5 V6 automatic with just 42,000 miles and a seemingly optimistic £2500 asking price. Another option is to hop over the Channel, where the choice of left-hooker Safranes is far bigger. What I really loved was a 1994 Biturbo in the Netherlands, a properly rare super-saloon as only 806 were built. So the almost £16k asking was probably fairly reasonable for that particular big French car. BMW 320, mileage - 85,555: I did the decent thing and went online to print off my MOT and look at the recent history. Oh, yes, and make a note of the advisories, if any. Well, it is an old motor, but actually the garage fixed all the outstanding bits, such as the ball joint. However, there was a report on the front jacking points last time and I know they are still a bit crumbly. I’m not quite sure how far to go with the old girl. Meanwhile, I booked the Flying Pig in for an MOT and a once-over but the garage’s new mechanic had heart failure when I said it was a Cayenne. Essentially, doesn’t he know who I am? Apparently not.

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Artist: Noor Jehan Real Name: Noor Jehan Birth Date /Place: 23 September 1926 Kasur, Punjab, British India Age: 95 Social status (Single / Married): Married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Filmi | ghazal | classical music | qawwali Awards: -- Top 3 Songs (Names): Tere naal main , mera dilbar , dil da jani Other Information: Noor Jehan (born Allah Wasai; 23 September 1926 – 23 December 2000; sometimes spelled Noorjehan),[1][2] also known by her honorific title Malika-e-Tarannum (the queen of melody), was a Pakistani playback singer and actress who worked first in British India and then in the cinema of Pakistan. Her career spanned more than six decades (the 1930s–1990s). Regarded as one of the greatest and most influential singers of all time especially in South Asia, she was given the honorific title of Malika-e-Tarannum in Pakistan.[2] She had a command of Hindustani classical music as well as other music genres.[3] Along with Ahmed Rushdi, she holds the record for having given voice to the largest number of film songs in the history of Pakistani cinema. She is estimated to have made more than 40 films and sung around 20,000 numbers during a career which lasted more than half a century.[4] She is thought to be one of the most prolific singers of all time. She is also considered to be the first female Pakistani film director.

Musician Name: Farhan Saeed Birthday / Location: Model Town, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan Main instrument: Vocals | guitar Musician Picture: Musician Awards & Nominations: 6 awards | Nomination 12 Best Performance: -- Other Information: Farhan Saeed is a Pakistani singer-songwriter, actor, music video director, and entrepreneur. Saeed is the former lead vocalist of the Pakistani band Jal and is the owner of the restaurant Cafe Rock in Lahore. He has sung in Urdu as well as in Punjabi. Saeed began acting in 2014, and gained recognition for his role in Hum TV's serial Udaari (2016) and for his leading role in another Hum TV serial Suno Chanda (2018). Farhan Saeed was born into a Punjabi Kashmiri family. Both his parents are practising doctors. A music fan from the very start, he used to listen to Vital Signs and Junoon and centred his music around pop, and at times folk. In his teens, he took A-Level from Keynesian Institute of Management and Sciences(KIMS) and then enrolled for Computer Sciences to National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences, after which he discovered his future band members in Atif Aslam and Goher Mumtaz. The band took off and became famous across Asia. In 2011, reports broke out that he had parted his ways from Jal, which left his fans stunned. He pursued a solo career and became regular to feature in Bollywood. Saeed opened Cafe Rock restaurant at Hussain Chowk, situated off the M. M. Alam Road, Gulberg, Lahore. The restaurant's theme is in a similar vein to that of the Hard Rock Cafes, providing underground bands and young aspiring artists with a platform to project themselves and perform in front of an audience. He married Urwa Hocane on 16 December 2016.[2]

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