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Shohei Ohtani marries Japanese woman
Shohei Ohtani, one of Japan's most eligible bachelors, has caused a stir on social media by announcing his marriage. The announcement by the Los Angeles Dodgers icon was unexpected, given his meticulous maintenance of his personal life. "In an Instagram post on Thursday, I wanted everyone to know that I am now married," the 29-year-old wrote.
Ronaldo gets one-game ban for ‘obscene gesture’
A sanction has also been imposed on the former Manchester United player, whose annual salary in Saudi Arabia is rumoured to exceed £160 million. One match has been deducted from Cristiano Ronaldo's career in restitution for what appeared to be a vulgar gesture he made in Saudi Arabia. Social media footage appeared to show Ronaldo propping his hand forward near his pelvis and encircling his ear.
UK euthanasia, assisted suicide laws explained, legalisation debated
Medically assisted death, or euthanasia, is currently prohibited in the United Kingdom and the British Isles as a whole. However, this could soon change. At present, individuals who administer euthanasia or provide medical care may be prosecuted for manslaughter or homicide.
Increasing hunger: Argentine soup kitchens fight Milei’s cuts
Despite the unusually high temperature on a Friday morning, the queue in front of the communal soup kitchen in Merlo, an Argentine municipality on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, is exceptionally long, stretching one block. Some individuals in the queue are first-timers, nervously holding empty plastic containers. Many are employed, but for some, the rice stew provided by the soup kitchen may be their only meal of the day.
Leeds fan hospitalized after falling celebrating goal
Chelsea and Leeds United have both confirmed that an "incident" occurred. Content on social media suggests a Leeds supporter fell from the upper tier of a corner seat in the Shed End to the vacant seats below. A Leeds United supporter was taken to hospital after falling from the upper tier while celebrating a goal against Chelsea at Stamford Bridge.
Canada’s assisted dying laws criticized as ‘slippery slope’
Canada, out of all the countries that have legalised assisted dying, has adopted the most radical approach. Those opposed to the legislation have referred to it as an example of how the anticipated addition of further eligibility criteria could lead to a "slippery slope." In 2016, Canada decriminalised assisted suicide following a Supreme Court decision.
Tories consider eliminating non-dom tax status
The Chancellor is considering the possibility of eliminating the tax status enjoyed by British citizens whose fiscal domicile is outside the country. Often referred to as "non-doms," non-domiciled individuals pay UK tax only on income earned in the country. They are exempt from paying tax to the United Kingdom on income earned abroad.
Hairy Bikers actor Dave Myers, 66, passes away
Myers disclosed his cancer diagnosis for the first time in May 2022, and he subsequently completed chemotherapy. Si King, his co-star, remarked that he would "miss him daily." Dave Myers, who appeared on Hairy Bikers, passed away at the age of 66, less than two years after disclosing his cancer prognosis. Si King, a fellow chef and co-host, stated that he was present when Myers passed away "peacefully at home" on 28 February.
US investor to save Rochdale from liquidation
An American investor is anticipated to avert the prospect of liquidation for Rochdale. Following their announcement that they may cease operations, the National League club has been inundated with numerous approaches and has decided to enter a period of exclusivity with a single bidder.
Overhaul police vetting, Everard’s killer unfit
Police vetting "repeatedly disregarded" red flags, according to the investigation. Additionally, it uncovered evidence that Couzens had committed a "very serious sexual assault against a child" prior to beginning his career as a police officer. Wayne Couzens should never have been a police officer, according to an investigation into the rape and murder of Sarah Everard. To prevent "another Couzens operating in plain sight," police recruitment must undergo a "radical overhaul."
Horner acquitted, but Red Bull’s secrecy hurts F1
Christian Horner, who was ultimately exonerated on Wednesday after a lengthy investigation into alleged inappropriate behaviour by Red Bull, has maintained an unwavering stance in his denial. Without a doubt, he will feel vindicated, whereas the parent company of his team, Red Bull GmbH, which initiated the investigation, hopes that this concludes the matter permanently. They are not deserving of such magnanimity.
A family forfeits £165 due to a Ryanair check-in dispute
A passenger who prevailed in his dispute with Ryanair over the £165 airport check-in fee has stated that he has no regrets about flying with the airline. "At that moment, I was so angry that I felt compelled to attempt something. It ruined a few days of my holiday," explained Damian Lloyd, a father of two from Neath.
