In his month long trial which has ended with his conviction for the murder of nine-year-old schoolgirl Charlise Mutten, Justin Stein was the most mild-mannered of liars.
Most of the time. The mask did slip once, but as an accused killer desperate not to face possibly the next 30 years of his life in jail, Stein was cool and calm under the pressure.
Even the lengthy grilling by prosecutors about his different, conflicting stories and his tale, that it was
The court’s ruling that states can’t remove Trump from the ballot flies in the face of the 14th Amendment’s crystal-clear language.
President Donald Trump shakes hands with Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts before the State of the Union address in the House chamber on February 4, 2020, in Washington, D.C.
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Article 14, Section 3 of the US Constitution is blunt and direct. It declares, “No person shall be a Senator or Representative
Manchester United have given in to Erik ten Hag’s demands for a new player lounge at Old Trafford despite it costing them a prime multi-million corporate hospitality area.
The current United manager is the third boss to request a permanent and dedicated pre-match area for his squad following pleas from Louis van Gaal and Jose Mourinho.
But while their requests fell on deaf ears, United have caved in to Ten Hag by rearranging a significant amount of prime hospitality real
Former Monaco Grand Prix and Indy500 winner Juan Pablo Montoya has hit out at both Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. The Colombian icon has claimed that the former’s recent comments about the pace of the RB19 relative to his dominant Mercedes cars are untrue, but took aim at the Verstappen’s achievements in the process.
Hamilton has recently complained about the pace of Red Bull’s 2023 challenger, claiming that while he enjoyed a prolonged spell in the fastest car after joining
Martin Lewis has warned drivers may be rejected from hiring cars in Europe due to a simple mistake.
The Money Saving Expert founder revealed “many” firms will not accept debit cards as a form of payment.
Instead, road users will need to take out an agreement with a credit card or face being turned away.
The 51-year-old made the revelation when approached by a concerned motorist to clarify the rules around car hire in the United States.
The rule could
De Zerbi is keen to retain Caicedo’s services for the coming season and gave him his first minutes in pre-season in the 2-0 win over Fulham. Caicedo also started the 2-1 defeat to Newcastle on Friday, despite making clear his intention to leave the club this summer.
The Italian boss has promised to make a marquee signing if he is sold, although that is unlikely to be Ugochukwu after his move advanced quickly with Chelsea.
“If Caicedo leaves, we will
Arsenal have reportedly rejected Inter Milan’s opening offer of £30million for striker Folarin Balogun immediately and have demanded that the Serie A side up their offer in order to land the American international. Balogun spent last season on loan at Reims where he was among the likes of Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi at the top of the Ligue 1 scoring charts, prompting huge interest in his next move.
The 22-year-old wants to play regular football next season as a
Manchester United have reportedly turned their noses up at a formal bid for Harry Maguire from West Ham. And the Hammers may not come back to the negotiating table after seeing their low-ball offer turned down, with the Hammers believed to be concerned about multiple aspects of the deal.
United reportedly want £50million to cash in on Maguire this summer. They spent an eye-watering £80m to prise him away from Leicester City in 2019, and a downturn in form saw
Sinead O’Connor, who has tragically passed away at the age of 56, was embroiled in multiple controversies throughout her lifetime, but at the root of many of her most memorable public moments was her difficult relationship with religion.
The legendary Irish singer, who spoke of her personal connection to the holy spirit, was raised a Catholic, but caused outrage by ripping up a picture of the Pope on Saturday Night Live in October 1992, as a statement against sexual abuse
Pochettino has already stated the need for more experience in his Chelsea squad, and the failure to land Caicedo in time for pre-season has left the ex-Spurs boss, 51, feeling exasperated.
“We need at least one more [midfielder] and we are working on that,” he told reporters before their 1-1 friendly draw with Newcastle. “It depends on what happens in the next few weeks. We will decide and take our decision.”
“At the moment, we are working to reinforce that
