Nick Kyrgios has joined Piers Morgan in criticising women’s football star Megan Rapinoe after a viral video resurfaced on social media. The USA winger and her team-mates were sent crashing out of the Women’s World Cup on Sunday after a penalty-shootout defeat to Sweden.
Rapinoe, 38, had to make do with appearances from the bench at this year’s tournament. But she was one of the sport’s biggest names four years ago, when she played a starring role in the USA’s
Barbie fans have flocked to Leicester Square to watch the predicted blockbuster hit do battle in the box office with Oppenheimer, as some hardcore cinephiles sat through a five hour double billing.
Beaming Barbie enthusiasts gathered up and down the UK today lauding the ‘amazing’ film and professing it had exceeded ‘huge hype’ that rapidly built up over the past few weeks, with one saying she shed a tear over the film.
Sayna, 24, of London, told MailOnline after watching
Wenn die Musikfestivals von 2022 etwas beweisen, dann dass die Festivalsaison zurück ist und besser als je zuvor. Lollapalooza, Bottlerock, The Governors Ball und weitere große Musikfestivals sind dieses Jahr zurückgekehrt, und die Festivalsaison ist noch nicht vorbei.
Die Rückkehr der Musikfestivals erfolgte nach der Absage von Coachella in den Jahren 2020 und 2021. Das zweiwöchige Musikfestival, das im Empire Polo Club in Indio, Kalifornien, im Coachella Valley in der Colorado-Wüste stattfindet, war für das zweite und dritte geplant Wochenenden … Read more
President Biden tore into the Supreme Court for taking ‘our country backwards’ after justices ruled in a 6 to 3 decision to restrain the federal government’s ability to regulate emissions at power plants, as Congressional Democrats accused the high court of ‘killing America.’
‘The Supreme Court’s ruling in West Virginia v. EPA is another devastating decision that aims to take our country backwards,’ Biden said in a statement. ‘While this decision risks damaging our nation’s ability to keep our air
Arizona’s Capitol building was besieged by pro-abortion protesters Friday night, forcing riot cops to fire tear gas to disperse the angry crowd in the wake of Roe v. Wade being overturned.
Lawmakers working to complete their 2022 session said they were effectively held-hostage inside, and eventually huddled to a safe location, as SWAT team operatives worked to disperse the gathered crowds.
KPHO-TV reported the officers opened fire when several anti-abortion protesters started banging on glass doors of the building.
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Illegal fires have been started on some of the UK’s protected peatlands – described as ‘national rainforests’ due to the amount of carbon they store – despite a government ban on the practice.
Owners of shooting estates are known to set old heather plants ablaze to encourage the growth of new plants and attract hungry grouse for the hunting season.
However, last year the government introduced a ban on grouse moor fires, stating that ‘there is a consensus that burning
Shocking video footage has emerged of a nine-year-old boy crying on the streets of Paris after he was hit with tear gas deployed by French police in the aftermath of the Champions League Final last night.
Football author and Liverpool fan Carl Clemente posted the clip on Twitter showing his young son sobbing as he desperately tried to wipe the tears streaming from his eyes following the attack.
‘My 9-year-old suffered the effects of tear gas after the match, a
Shaun White bowed out of the Olympics for the last time with a tear and without a medal and kissed goodbye to the sport he had dominated for twenty years.
The All-American hero went into his bid for a fourth Olympic gold with a loving good luck message from actress girlfriend Nina Dobrev.
She posted a picture of her with the athlete to her 25 million followers with the message: ‘Did I mention I already won gold with you? Show
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The video camera pans across an empty front porch. A light breeze rustles the leaves of the trees lining the driveway. An empty bird feeder swings gently from a branch. Suddenly there’s a loud explosion and a distant echo, followed by another and another in rapid succession—a Pennsylvania pastoral obliterated in
On January 19, 2018, shortly before 10 am, Robin Lafleur exited Texas Highway 290 at First Street, as she did every morning on her way to work at Austin Habitat for Humanity. It was a cold, cloudy morning, but Lafleur was in a good mood. She finally felt settled in her new home, which she’d bought less than a year before in Cedar Park, a suburb northwest of Austin. It was a Friday, and she had happy-hour plans with
