After they beat Switzerland, and after that ridiculous comeback against Egypt, the Argentina players did what they always do now when they win, they sang. Not the national anthem but they belted out La Cuarta Estrella, the song written specially for this World Cup, the one that reaches straight back to Maradona and forward to Messi and never once forgets to name the islands Argentina still calls the Malvinas
On 5th March, a gang comprising 15 to 20 masked men stormed an Indian restaurant named Manek Chowk Restaurant on Ealing Road in Wembley, smashing furniture, equipment, and windows after 8 pm.
Nasser Hussain’s attack on the ICC and BCCI isn’t about principle; it’s selective outrage built on false equivalence, undone by his own silence when England skipped Zimbabwe in 2003.
Vijay Kumar Sheoran, a 30-year-old student from Haryana, was fatally stabbed in Worcester, UK. West Mercia Police arrested five suspects but released them on bail. The victim’s family and local MLA have urged External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar to help repatriate his body.
The biggest fear among local Hindus is that if someone else buys the complex, the temple will just be a tenant. "We don’t want to be in a situation where someone can evict us," said Ekta Patel, the temple's vice-president.
On Monday, Rudakubana admitted to the killings and pleaded guilty to 10 counts of attempted murder, producing ricin, and possessing an al-Qaeda training manual. Prosecutors, however, insisted that Rudakubana had no political or religious motive for his actions but was instead obsessed with violence and genocide.
The UK police conducted a search at Rudakubana's residence and reportedly uncovered a PDF titled 'Military Studies in the Jihad Against the Tyrants: The Al-Qaeda Training Manual,' which prompted the terror-related charge.