Chelsea has officially confirmed the signing of Tosin Adarabioyo from Fulham for the 2024-25 season. The 26-year-old centre-back, who began his career at Manchester City, has signed a four-year contract. Adarabioyo's journey from Manchester City's youth team to Fulham and now Chelsea marks a significant chapter in his career.
MoreNational Donut Day, celebrated on the first Friday of June, originated in 1938 by the Salvation Army to honor its 'Donut Lassies' who served troops during WWI. This year, numerous bakeries and chains are offering deals and freebies to celebrate, including Dunkin', Krispy Kreme, 7-Eleven, and more.
MoreDive into our in-depth review of 'Under Paris,' a Netflix film directed by Xavier Gens. This high-stakes shark thriller, starring Bérénice Bejo, revolves around the giant, self-reproducing shark Beacon 7 terrorizing Parisian waters. From action-packed sequences to riveting performances, discover what makes this creature feature a compelling watch.
MoreThe high-profile case involving the convicted murderer Thabo Bester and his co-accused has been postponed once again, highlighting issues of confidentiality and legal representation. The next hearing is scheduled for July 24, where charges include escaping from prison and defeating the ends of justice.
MoreIn a goalless stalemate at the Max-Morlock Stadium, Germany and Ukraine squared off as part of Germany's Euro 2024 preparations. Despite dominating possession and fielding a strong lineup, Germany failed to breach Ukraine's defense, with Maximilian Beier hitting the woodwork as the closest effort. Two debutants, Beier and Aleksandar Pavlović, featured for Germany. Ukraine's counterattacks were neutralized by solid German defense.
MoreMotor neurone disease (MND) is a fast-progressing neurological condition affecting the brain and nerves. With early signs like muscle weakness and slurred speech, the disease eventually leads to severe disability. Former rugby star Rob Burrow’s battle with MND has highlighted potential links between MND and contact sports.
MoreThe T20 World Cup's arrival in the USA is a landmark for cricket in the country. It highlights the progress made by the USA cricket team, which includes talented expat players from countries like India and Pakistan. The team's advancements prompt discussions about the balance between nurturing local talent and leveraging expat expertise.
MoreThe University of Pretoria has announced that Professor Francis Petersen will take over as Vice-Chancellor and Principal effective October 1, 2024. Prof Petersen brings a wealth of experience from his successful leadership at the University of the Free State, where he focused on innovation, academic excellence, inclusivity, and stakeholder engagement.
MoreKenya's Supreme Court has upheld the nullification of Harrison Garama's election as Magarini MP on the grounds of constitutional irregularities, affirming earlier decisions by lower courts. This landmark ruling, influenced by United Democratic Alliance's Stanley Kenga, mandates a by-election and poses substantial ramifications for the Orange Democratic Movement.
MoreInter Miami CF seeks to maintain their stellar unbeaten streak in the MLS as they face off against Atlanta United FC. The Herons, top of the Eastern Conference, take on an Atlanta side struggling with form and injuries. Expert Jon Eimer provides his insights and predictions for this highly anticipated clash scheduled at Chase Stadium in Fort Lauderdale.
MoreChelsea FC's plans to appoint Enzo Maresca as an assistant coach hit a snag due to Parma's reluctance to release him. Maresca, currently overseeing Parma, awaits his club's decision to secure his successor before moving to Stamford Bridge. The delay hinges on Parma's managerial scenario and is expected to resolve soon.
MorePope Francis reportedly used a derogatory term for gay men during a private meeting with Italian bishops, sparking controversy. This incident stands in contrast with his previously welcoming stance towards the LGBTQ+ community. The Vatican has not yet commented on the matter.
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