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This weekend hot clicks features football notes from around the NFL and college football and lovely lady of the day Hannah Jeter.

Francis dishes on the team's centers, including Jordan Staal.

The Bundesliga dipped its toes into a new season on Friday, then dove right into the waters on Saturday.

The Miami Dolphins have signed linebacker Rey Maualuga, according to sources.

Lonzo Ball is going to come in handy when the Lakers play pub trivia.

Nawaz revealed his Noida connection while visiting a university in the city

On Saturday, police officials used pepper spray on a Somali asylum seeker who is suspected of attacking a Pakistani man with a meat cleaver in Yau Ma Tei, a highly urbanized area in Hong Kong, reported the South China Morning Post.

On Saturday, police officials used pepper spray on a Somali asylum seeker who is suspected of attacking a Pakistani man with a meat cleaver in Yau Ma Tei, a highly urbanized area in Hong Kong, reported the South China Morning Post.

Round Tablers organised a dance party recently.

Sushant Lok resident Richa Kalra wears many hats. The 40-year-old is a wife, mother, corporate executive, and also has to her name two podium finishes in long-distance runs. Richa is from a growing tribe of women from Gurgaon for whom life (read: life in fitness) actually begins at 40. But fitness for these women is not limited to gymming or yoga. It extends to participating in – and winning – long-distance runs and preparing for challenges that most of their male counterparts might find daunting – the Ultra Marathons and Triathlons.

Ruth Pfau, a German nun who devoted her life to combatting leprosy in Pakistan, was buried with full state honours on Saturday, in an unprecedented service for a foreign Christian in the Muslim-majority country. Pfau, who died at the age of 87 on August 10 was known locally as Pakistan's Mother Teresa. Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain attended the state funeral service at St Patrick's Cathedral in the city, where hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects.

Ruth Pfau, a German nun who devoted her life to combatting leprosy in Pakistan, was buried with full state honours on Saturday, in an unprecedented service for a foreign Christian in the Muslim-majority country. Pfau, who died at the age of 87 on August 10 was known locally as Pakistan's Mother Teresa. Pakistan President Mamnoon Hussain attended the state funeral service at St Patrick's Cathedral in the city, where hundreds of people gathered to pay their respects.

Highly-touted Mets rookie Dominic Smith sits down for a Q&A with Post columnist Steve Serby: Q: How heartbreaking was your mother’s struggle with drugs and how did it shape you? A: Both my parents were addicted to drugs for years. But it never really affected me because I wasn’t even born yet. It affected my...

Real Christians must stand up and speak up the very moment the demon of racism rears its ugly head.

Prayer time is approaching but Raja Miah, an imam at a tiny mosque in the heart of Barcelona does not expect a big turnout. Since the twin attacks in Barcelona and the nearby seaside resort of Cambrils claimed by the Islamic State group, the Muslim community in central Barcelona's neighbourhood of Raval fears an anti-Islam backlash. "People are very scared," said Miah, 23, as he sat in a small room at the mosque in Raval as a small group of children in an adjoining room studied the Koran.