Cain Velasquez Sentenced to 5 Years for 2022 Vigilante Shooting
Cain Velasquez, former UFC star, was sentenced to 5 years for a 2022 shooting that stemmed from a personal quest for justice after his son faced alleged abuse. He pursued and shot at Harry Goularte's vehicle, inadvertently injuring Goularte's stepfather. Velasquez accepted charges, credited with some time served. Goularte awaits his trial in 2025, while Velasquez, claimed CTE-influenced actions, faces remaining custody.
Graham Potter Energizes West Ham: A Youthful Makeover with Fierce Ambitions
Graham Potter is shaking things up at West Ham by focusing on youthful talent and dynamic gameplay. With a mix of strategic new recruits and steadfast key players, he's reimagining team formation to foster both resilience and offensive potential. This new strategy aims to create a cohesive, competitive squad ready to thrive in the Premier League.
UK Banks Ordered to Pay Millions After IT Failures Disrupt Services
Major UK banks face hefty compensation payouts after IT failures led to over 33 days of customer service disruptions. Barclays anticipates paying up to £12.5 million due to incidents causing widespread online payment issues. The Treasury Committee calls for improved crisis management and customer communication, highlighting the significance of these failures on trust in the banking sector.
Spezia Exits Coppa Italia in Penalty Shootout Drama
Spezia's journey in the Coppa Italia was cut short by Salernitana in a thrilling first-round match filled with tension and goals. Despite drawing 3-3 in regular time, Spezia faltered in the subsequent penalty shootout, losing 5-4. This defeat exposed both defensive weaknesses and challenges in penalty scenarios, ending Spezia's cup hopes.
Record EuroMillions Jackpot Remains Unclaimed as Hopes Soar
A staggering 143 million euro EuroMillions jackpot went unclaimed on March 11, 2025, pushing the next draw's prize to an estimated 162 million euros. While no one snagged the grand prize, some players still scored big, including French winners who pocketed notable amounts. Despite tough odds, the lottery still captivates millions, with tickets priced at 2.50 euros.
Liverpool's Gravenberch Out Due to Injury Amid International Duty Disruption
Ryan Gravenberch, a vital presence in Liverpool's midfield, was sent back from the Netherlands squad after getting injured in the Carabao Cup final. His potential absence from the Merseyside derby with Everton is a concern for Liverpool, who lead the Premier League by 12 points yet face challenges following tournament eliminations. The focus now shifts to his recovery and impact on the team's form.
Luke Littler Dominates Premier League Darts with Stunning Wins & Nine-Dart Finishes
Luke Littler wowed fans with stellar performances in the Premier League Darts, capturing wins in both Brighton and Cardiff. Brighton witnessed two breathtaking nine-dart finishes in the quarterfinals, while Littler secured his victory with consistent high averages. In Cardiff, he stunned with a nine-darter during the final against Michael van Gerwen, and now leads the standings. The next event is set for March 27 in Newcastle.
Turkey's Ambitious Bid to Strengthen Its Role in Europe
Turkey is intensifying its efforts to assert itself as a European power, focusing on alliances with EU and NATO countries to counter Russian dominance in the Black Sea region. Amid complex relations with Russia, Turkey is making strides in nuclear power and renewable energy, aiming to boost its influence in regional security and economic spheres.
Billy Monger Smashes Ironman Record and Eyes Paralympics with Royal Praise
Billy Monger set a new Ironman World Championship record for double amputees, completing the triathlon in just over 14 hours. This achievement has garnered praise from Prince William and inspired Monger to consider competing in the 2028 Paralympics. From broadcasting to smashing records, Monger's journey is nothing short of inspirational, and he's set to surpass his previous fundraising achievements with his latest feat.
Former Lawyer Suzie Miller's Play *Prima Facie* Takes the World Stage by Storm
Suzie Miller, once a human rights lawyer, now stands out as a globally recognized playwright. Her play *Prima Facie* critiques the legal system's gender bias and handling of sexual assault cases, winning top awards and sold-out shows on Broadway and the West End. This work becomes a part of legal education, highlighting Miller's commitment to social justice through storytelling.