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- 1INEOS football project facing problems across Man United, Nice and Lausanne●From Man United to Lausanne via Nice, the INEOS football project has problems to solve
Jim Ratcliffe's INEOS sports empire is under scrutiny as its football clubs struggle on and off the pitch. Manchester United, owned by INEOS, has endured a difficult season, while French side Nice and Swiss club Lausanne-Sport, also part of the group's network, face their own challenges. Reporting examines whether the multi-club model can deliver results for the British chemicals giant.
- 2Haitian graduate dies by suicide after losing TPS status●Haitian who just graduated high school dies by suicide after losing TPS status, advocacy group says
A young Haitian man who had just graduated from high school has died by suicide after losing his Temporary Protected Status, according to an advocacy group. The case has drawn attention to the consequences of changes to TPS protections for Haitian immigrants in the United States, with advocates warning of the human toll of sudden loss of legal status.
- 3Manchester United fans' trust calls Man City 'cheating' after charges verdict●Manchester United Supporters' Trust respond to Man City 115 charges verdict - 'Cheating' https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://
Manchester United Supporters' Trust has reacted to the verdict in the Premier League's case against Manchester City over 115 alleged financial rule breaches, using the word 'cheating' in its response. The comment reflects frustration among rival supporters over the outcome of the long-running case, which has divided opinion across English football.
- 4Wembanyama says Spurs faced Finals loss emotions together●Victor Wembanyama says Spurs faced emotions together after NBA Finals loss
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama said the team processed the pain of its NBA Finals defeat collectively rather than individually. Speaking after the loss, the French big man emphasized that players shared the disappointment as a group, framing it as part of the franchise's growth. The comments offer a glimpse into how the young Spurs core is handling falling short on basketball's biggest stage.
- 5Alex Man Named GVP to Lead Oracle's PeopleSoft Business●Alex Man, GVP to Lead Oracle’s PeopleSoft Business
Oracle has appointed Alex Man as Group Vice President to lead its PeopleSoft business. The announcement, made through Oracle's official channels, confirms a leadership change atop the enterprise software company's long-standing human resources and finance application suite. PeopleSoft remains a widely used platform among large organisations, so a new leader at its helm is notable to customers, partners and industry watchers tracking Oracle's applications strategy.
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A man died in Brooklyn after his backpack became caught in a subway train door and he was dragged along the platform. New York City's subway chief said the man appeared 'unsteady' and used a cane, prompting renewed debate over platform safety and door systems on the aging fleet. Officials are reviewing the incident as riders and advocacy groups call for stronger safety measures.
- 7Man defaces Israeli flag at Swedish book fair▼Man Hurls ‘Genocide’ Libel After Defacing Israeli Flag at Swedish Book Fair
A man vandalised an Israeli flag at a book fair in Sweden, shouting accusations of genocide during the incident. The confrontation was reported by a group monitoring antisemitism, which condemned the act as a libellous and hostile expression. The episode comes amid heightened tensions and protests over the Israel-Hamas war at European cultural events.
- 8Milan Fashion Week closes with Japanese stars on front row●https://www. tkhunt.com/2572991/ ミラノ・ファッションウィークが閉幕 渡辺翔太さん、岩本照さん、北川景子さんら登場 # ASAHI # fashion # NEWS # ニュース # ファッション # 朝日新
Milan Fashion Week has come to a close, with Japanese celebrities among the attendees drawing attention. Actors and performers including Shota Watanabe, Sho Hirano-era group colleague Shota Watanabe and Hikaru Iwamoto of Snow Man, along with actress Keiko Kitagawa, appeared at the event, according to Asahi Shimbun coverage. Their appearances highlighted the growing Japanese presence at major European fashion shows.
- 9Spanish prosecutors seek nearly 20 years for gang leader behind anti-gay ambushes●Spanish prosecutors are seeking 19 years and 11 months in prison for Youssef D., a young Moroccan man accused of leading
Spanish prosecutors are seeking a sentence of 19 years and 11 months for Youssef D., a young Moroccan man accused of leading a criminal gang in Las Norias de Daza, Almería. According to the indictment, the group used fake profiles on the dating app Grindr to lure gay men into nighttime ambushes. The case has drawn attention as an apparent hate-motivated scheme targeting victims because of their sexual orientation.
- 10Damn Yankees Returns to Broadway with Neil Patrick Harris and Julianne Hough●Neil Patrick Harris, Julianne Hough in Damn Yankees back on Broadway, where Blue Man Group regroups. Stageworthy News of the Week.
A Broadway revival of Damn Yankees is in the works starring Neil Patrick Harris and Julianne Hough, according to theatre news coverage. The item also notes that Blue Man Group, the long-running off-Broadway show, is regrouping after its announced closure. The roundup of Stageworthy news highlights a busy week for New York theatre, with familiar titles and acts finding new life on stage.
- 11Teenagers damage cars and start fires in Le Mans unrest●Teenagers caused extensive damage to parked cars in Le Mans in France. Youths also destroyed scaffolding and started fir
Groups of teenagers caused extensive damage to parked cars in Le Mans, western France, destroying scaffolding and starting fires as part of unrest that has spread across the country. The incidents are linked to protests taking place in multiple French cities, with reports of vandalism and clashes involving young people raising concern among residents and local authorities.
- 12California moves to ban ICE's electric shock gloves●CALIFORNIA BANS ICE'S SHOCK GLOVES ICE bought 6,000 pairs. A lawsuit says one man died after being shocked 27 TIMES with
California is banning electric shock gloves used by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after revelations the agency bought 6,000 pairs for $16.7 million. A lawsuit alleges one man died after being shocked 27 times with the devices. Human rights groups describe them as inherently abusive equipment that facilitates torture, while the Department of Homeland Security has responded that it will not abide by the ban.
- 13Burnham concerned over possible Manchester City ownership sale▼Burnham 'really concerned' if Man City owners sell up after rule breaches https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/crkgwvv8xv
Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham says he is 'really concerned' about the prospect of Manchester City's owners, Sheikh Mansour's Abu Dhabi-based group, selling the club following alleged breaches of Premier League financial rules. His comments add political weight to the debate over the club's future and the potential economic impact on the city if its owners walk away.
- 14Burnham concerned Man City owners could sell club▼UK PM Burnham 'concerned' Man City's owners could sell club
UK Prime Minister Burnham says he is concerned that Manchester City's owners, Abu Dhabi's City Football Group, could look to sell the club. The comments raise questions about the future ownership of the Premier League champions and what a sale would mean for the club and its fans.
- 15Law firm investigates Man Group data breach exposing Social Security numbers▼MAN GROUP DATA BREACH: Edelson Lechtzin LLP Launches Investigation Into Exposure of Social Security Numbers
Edelson Lechtzin LLP, a US law firm, has opened an investigation into a data breach at Man Group, a major investment management firm, that reportedly exposed Social Security numbers. The probe aims to determine whether the company failed to adequately safeguard sensitive personal information and whether legal action on behalf of affected individuals may follow.
- 16Meguro Ren rejoins Snow Man for STAR comeback performance●https://www. gotorola.com/553200/ 目黒蓮が「STAR」に帰還！Snow Manと数か月ぶりの奇跡の再会…「グッタイム」初披露に騒然 ! # Entertainment # SnowMan岩本照 # エンタメ
Snow Man member Meguro Ren has returned to the group's activities with the song "STAR," marking his first appearance alongside bandmates including Iwamoto Hikaru, Raul, Sakuma Daisuke, and others in several months. The reunion reportedly drew an excited reaction from fans, with the performance also said to feature a first-time presentation referred to as "Good Time."
- 17Carragher says Man City owners must sell club●Man City owners must sell due to 'shame of their guilt' - Jamie Carragher
Jamie Carragher has called on Manchester City's owners to sell the club, saying they should go because of the 'shame of their guilt'. The pundit's comments, reported by ESPN, target City Football Group's ownership amid ongoing controversy surrounding the club. The remarks have stoked debate among fans and pundits about the future of City's ownership and the club's standing in English football.
- 18Dutch police arrest alleged hacker over GTA Online revenue leak●🎮 Alleged hacker arrested over leak that exposed GTA Online's daily revenue Dutch police have arrested a 24-year-old Ams
Dutch police have arrested a 24-year-old man from Amsterdam in connection with an investigation into ShinyHunters, the hacking group the FBI says was behind a data breach that exposed confidential GTA Online figures, including the game's daily revenue. The arrest marks a step in the international probe into the group, which has been linked to breaches at major companies. Gamers and security watchers are following the case closely given the sensitivity of the leaked financial data.