Daniel Podence, a Wolves winger, has been charged by the Football Association with spitting.
The Football Association has charged Wolves winger Daniel Podence with spitting at Nottingham Forest’s Brennan…
Daniel Podence, a Wolves winger, has been charged by the Football Association with spitting.
The Football Association has charged Wolves winger Daniel Podence with spitting at Nottingham Forest’s Brennan Johnson during Saturday’s 1-1 draw. In the 90th minute, Johnson appeared to suggest that the Portuguese forward, who scored Wolves’ equalizer, spat in his direction. After a VAR check at the City Ground, referee Chris Kavanagh took no action. A…
Bob Lee, the founder of Cash App and a former Square executive, was killed in a ‘horrific’ act of violence: DA
Bob Lee, Cash App founder and executive at cryptocurrency firm MobileCoin, died on Tuesday after a “horrific” act in San Francisco, according to San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins. According to a San Francisco Police Department report, officers responded to a stabbing report around 2:35 a.m. on Tuesday and discovered a 43-year-old man with stab…
Hugh Jackman has a new skin cancer scare and advises sun protection.
Hugh Jackman, an Australian actor, has revealed that he is undergoing additional skin cancer tests following a recent medical check-up. With a bandage on his nose, the Wolverine actor took to social media to encourage fans to get checked and follow sun safety precautions. The 54-year-old actor stated that he anticipates test results within the…
In 2022, the value of the UK video game market fell by 5.6%.
According to trade body UKIE, the value of the UK video game market fell by 5.6% last year. Gaming hardware sales, including consoles, fell 19% last year to £2.16 billion, but software (games) revenue increased slightly by 0.4% (£4.57 billion). Overall, the market was worth £7.05 billion in 2022, which is still 17% higher than…
Twitter’s blue ticks vanish as Musk attacks the New York Times
The New York Times has lost its blue tick on Twitter after stating that it will not pay to be verified in the future. Twitter has begun removing verification badges from accounts that already had a blue tick, following the announcement that they would be part of a paid subscription starting on April 1. The…
Ryuichi Sakamoto, a master of Japanese electronic music, has died.
Ryuichi Sakamoto, a renowned Japanese composer and producer known for his electronic music experiments, died at the age of 71. He received honors for his work as a solo artist and as a member of the Yellow Magic Orchestra, including an Oscar, a Grammy, and a Bafta (YMO). In 2021, Sakamoto was diagnosed with cancer…
Oil prices have risen following a surprising reduction in output.
With the unexpected production cuts announced by some of the top exporters in the globe, oil prices have risen. After increasing by more than 5%, the price of Brent crude oil is now trading above $84 a barrel. Experts cautioned that escalating oil costs might make lowering living expenses more difficult. The RAC motoring club,…
Finland election: Sanna Marin battles for survival in a three-way race
Finns will vote in an election that is expected to be a close contest between right-wing populists, conservatives, and Prime Minister Sanna Marin’s center left. Finland may be days away from joining NATO, but the conflict in Ukraine had little impact on the vote, despite the fact that Finland has the longest border with Russia….
At the Ismaili Centre in Lisbon, two people were stabbed to death.
According to police, two people were stabbed to death at a Muslim religious center in the Portuguese capital of Lisbon. The attack took place at the Ismaili Centre. The suspect, who was in possession of a large knife, is reportedly of Afghan origin. Local media say he was shot and wounded by police, who then…
Taliban arrests activist for girls’ education in Afghanistan
Even as teenage girls and women are still barred from entering classrooms, the Taliban has arrested a prominent Afghan advocate for female education. Matiullah Wesa, 30, has spent years traveling across Afghanistan attempting to improve access to education for all children. The Taliban have not stated why Mr Wesa was detained. His arrest coincides with…
