Media freedom under attack in Cambodia: PM shuts down independent radio station

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Meanwhile, conveyor-belt sushi is a staple of modern Japanese restaurant culture, offering people a cheap and casual way to enjoy the food.

But recently, a wave of pranks by customers has sent shockwaves throughout the sushi industry. Videos of diners messing with someone else's food went viral, prompting restaurant chains to file police complaints.

Now questions have even been raised about the future of the famous dining invention. FRANCE 24's Yuka Royer tells us more. Finally, wedding crashers are causing chaos throughout India, taking advantage of lavish ceremonies where guests number in the hundreds.

Our correspondents Léa Delfolie and Sadia Rao look into the growing security headache facing wedding organisers as thieves try to steal from other attendees. Daily newsletterReceive essential international news every morning Take international news everywhere with you!

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Rafael Nadal has stepped up his recovery from a lengthy injury and shared footage on social media of himself hitting on a tennis court again. The 22-time Grand Slam champion picked up a hip injury in his defeat to Mackenzie McDonald at the Australian Open in January and was initially expected to be out for six to eight weeks. Ad However, the Spaniard withdrew from Indian Wells and the Miami Open this month because of the issue.

"Don't Doubt Our Integrity": Sunil Gavaskar Slams Australian Media And Ex-Cricketers

Indian cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar expressed his displeasure with how the Australian media reported on the pitches being used in the ongoing India-Australia Test series and even accused some of the ex-players of making comments which were not “tasteful”. Various ex-Australia cricketers have been constantly talking about the surfaces used in the series till now and the Australian media has always reported on it in a negative light. From calling the Nagpur pitch ‘dodgy' to accusing India of ‘pitch doctoring', the list of accusations run deep and that has left Gavaskar quite disappointed.

Italy's Serie A to discuss financing options for media business

MILAN: Italy's Serie A will on Monday ask its 20 clubs whether they want to kick-off a process to study proposals by private equity firms and banks interested in investing in the top flight soccer league's media business, a document seen by Reuters showed.

Serie A to discuss financing options for media business on Monday

MILAN : Serie A will on Monday ask its 20 clubs whether they want to kick-off a process to study proposals by private equity firms and banks interested in investing in the media business of Italy's top flight soccer league, a document seen by Reuters showed.

Executive committee of French soccer federation asks to fire women's coach-media

PARIS : The executive committee of France's FFF soccer federation has asked its president to fire the women's team coach Corinne Diacre, the French sports daily L'Equipe reported on Thursday, followed by similar reports in other media including Le Parisien.

Star-Studded MI Team Gives Me Freedom To Express Myself: Hayley Matthews

Hayley Matthews feels extremely liberated that Mumbai Indians' batting depth has allowed her to go hell for leather from the onset as she has done in both the WPL games so far. Opening the innings for MI, the 24-year-old from Barbados scored 47 off 31 balls in the opening game against Gujarat Giants and followed it up with a match-winning unbeaten 77 off 38 balls along with three wickets in her team's emphatic nine wicket win against Royal Challengers Bangalore. "We have got a team of a lot of stars. It has probably given the freedom at the top of the order here to go out there and bat," said Matthews, who hit 13 fours and a six during MI's chase of 156.