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The NationalEN

Passports 'redundant' in five years, suggests Dubai Airports chief

Paper passports could be “redundant within five years” due to biometric technology, Paul Griffiths , chief executive of Dubai Airports, has said. “I know many travellers cherish collecting travel stamps, but from a technological perspective, the idea of carrying a physical book in order to fly is outdated,” Mr Griffiths wrote in a post on LinkedIn. “We have

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The GuardianEN

‘I know what it’s like to fight’- France’s most popular sportsman says he’s running for president

<p>Five-times Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner says he is neither leftwing nor rightwing but would seek to ‘bring people together’</p><p>The French judo star and five-times Olympic gold medallist <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/sport/article/2024/aug/02/teddy-riner-frances-favourite-son-adds-to-olympic-gold-tally">Teddy Riner</a> has announced plans to

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PunchEN

US: Washington voters approve transgender sports ban

Voters in Washington state approved a measure barring transgender athletes from playing on girls sports teams, a major midterms loss for LGBTQ advocates in the normally blue state. Read More: https://punchng.com/us-washington-voters-approve-transgender-sports-ban/

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The NationalEN

The biggest noise in combat sports: Bruce Buffer on three decades as the official voice of UFC

Bruce Buffer is one of the most recognisable voices in combat sports today. The UFC announcer made his company debut back in 1996, before joining the world's leading MMA organisation full-time at UFC 13 a year later. Since then he has introduced everyone from Randy Couture, Georges St-Pierre, Jon Jones , Conor McGregor and many more. His signature "It's time

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DawnEN

Number of blue passports brought down to 49,000 from 74,000, DG says

<p>ISLAMABAD: The number of official, or blue, passports has been brought down to 49,000 from 74,000 in keeping with international obligations and administrative requirements, Muhammad Ali Randhawa, the director general of Immigration and Passports, disclosed on Wednesday.</p> <p>He shared this information with Syedaal Khan Nasar, the deputy chairman of Sena

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