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Protect your houseplants this winter by avoiding chilly windowsills at night News Protect your houseplants this winter by avoiding chilly windowsills at night Protect your houseplants this winter with tips to avoid chilly windowsills at night for healthier growth and vibrant foliage. Months after winning the Champions League, Nwankwo Kanu was told he had a heart defect. Then he won Olympic gold Celebrity Buzz Months after winning the Champions League, Nwankwo Kanu was told he had a heart defect. Then he won Olympic gold Nwankwo Kanu won the Champions League with Ajax in 1995 and captained Nigeria to Olympic gold in 1996, then learned he had a serious heart defect. After surgery, he returned to play for Inter Milan and Arsenal and set up the Kanu Heart Foundation to help African children with heart conditions. Nationwide demonstrations in France anticipated as premier urges peaceful gatherings News Nationwide demonstrations in France anticipated as premier urges peaceful gatherings France demonstrations are expected nationwide as the premier calls for peaceful gatherings amid rising tensions and public discontent. Israeli envoy to Australia seeks to mend ties ahead of October 7 anniversary events News Israeli envoy to Australia seeks to mend ties ahead of October 7 anniversary events The Israeli envoy to Australia is working to mend ties as the October 7 anniversary events approach, emphasizing unity and cooperation. “So good they named him twice”: Jay-Jay Okocha, the Nigerian magician of Frankfurt, PSG and Bolton Celebrity Buzz “So good they named him twice”: Jay-Jay Okocha, the Nigerian magician of Frankfurt, PSG and Bolton Augustine "Jay-Jay" Okocha, one of the most skilful footballers Africa has produced, dazzled fans in Germany, Turkey, France and England. He won Olympic gold with Nigeria in 1996 and became a cult hero at Bolton Wanderers, where fans said he was so good they named him twice. Barbara Kingsolver explores art and personal sacrifice in her new novel Partita News Barbara Kingsolver explores art and personal sacrifice in her new novel Partita Barbara Kingsolver explores profound themes of art and personal sacrifice in her newest novel, "Partita," captivating readers worldwide. UK regulator probes handling of Epstein whistleblower Simon Andriesz after his suicide News UK regulator probes handling of Epstein whistleblower Simon Andriesz after his suicide The UK regulator is investigating Simon Andriesz's handling as a whistleblower following his tragic suicide. Japan’s prime minister condemns US Marine’s arrest for alleged murder in Okinawa News Japan’s prime minister condemns US Marine’s arrest for alleged murder in Okinawa Japan's Prime Minister condemns the US Marine's arrest for alleged murder in Okinawa, raising concerns about military presence. CCTV footage reveals Beau Lamarre-Condon’s movements in Sydney after alleged double homicide News CCTV footage reveals Beau Lamarre-Condon’s movements in Sydney after alleged double homicide CCTV footage reveals Beau Lamarre-Condon's movements in Sydney following the alleged double homicide, raising further questions. Soldier dies and five injured in training accident at Mount Bundey near Darwin News Soldier dies and five injured in training accident at Mount Bundey near Darwin The mount bundey training accident resulted in the tragic death of a soldier and injuries to five others during a routine exercise.