SHATTA WALE REVEALS HE 'THINKS' HE HAS FOUR KIDS AND ONE OF THEM IS IN LONDON'

Australian HYROX athlete Joanna Wietrzyk has sparked widespread debate after she continued competing and won a race in Beijing despite suffering bowel incontinence during the event. Footage showed her continuing to use shared equipment, prompting concerns from fellow competitors and the public over hygiene, safety and HYROX’s response, with the organisation now apologising and introducing new rules.

Jamaica is taking its long-running campaign for slavery reparations directly to King Charles, as the Caribbean nation seeks legal clarity over Britain's responsibility for centuries of enslavement and colonial exploitation.

Egyptian television personality Sarah Khalifa is preparing to challenge a death sentence handed down by a Cairo criminal court after being convicted in a high-profile synthetic drug trafficking case that has captured national attention. Khalifa, best known for hosting the crime-focused television programme Mission Impossible on Al-Mehwar TV, was among 12 defendants sentenced to death on Saturday for their alleged involvement in a large-scale network accused of manufacturing and distributing synthetic drugs across Egypt.

British university student Julian Amaral, 23, has sadly been found dead in Lisbon after disappearing during a boat party on the River Tagus. His body was discovered close to where he was last seen, with an investigation now underway.

Members of the anti-immigration movement Operation Dudula gathered outside the Cape Town Regional Court on Wednesday, demanding that former Miss South Africa contestant and Miss Universe Nigeria 2024 winner Chidimma Adetshina be deported to Nigeria. The demonstration took place as the court postponed proceedings in her immigration matter until February 27, 2027, extending a legal battle that has become one of South Africa’s most high-profile citizenship and immigration disputes.

Ghanaian MP Emmanuel Bedzrah has staunchly defended the country’s new anti-LGBTQ+ bill, claiming the legislation is, in part, intended to “prevent” gay people from being subjected to violence, including being stoned by their peers.

Jamaica's women's 4x100m relay triumph at the 2026 Commonwealth Games sparked emotional celebrations both on and off the track, with teammates erupting as the quartet crossed the line to secure another major sprint title. The heartwarming scenes quickly captured fans' attention, highlighting the nation's passion for relay success and championship athletics.

A video circulating on social media appears to show a young man, reported by some users to be a Moroccan migrant, swimming towards Spanish territory in North Africa. The footage, which has not been independently verified, has attracted widespread attention online, with many viewers expressing amazement at the swimmer’s apparent endurance and speed. Some social media users even joked that his athletic ability was worthy of Olympic competition.

Spain's World Cup celebrations sparked fresh debate after the team's official trophy lift video appeared to crop Donald Trump out of the moment. The US President remained on stage after presenting the trophy, despite FIFA president Gianni Infantino attempting to usher him away before the champions began celebrating their historic victory.