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A man has been sentenced to 16 years in prison for breaking his partner’s neck, leaving her paralysed after years of abusive behavior.

James Milner reflects on his record-breaking career in the Premier League while expressing his determination to continue excelling in football.

Emergency department overcrowding and a lack of follow-up care locations are straining the staff at Turku University Hospital, according to reports from Turun Sanomat.

Country singer JD Graham is recovering after suffering serious injuries, including a broken neck and ribs, in a tractor-trailer accident.

A man in his 40s was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for breaking into the homes of recently deceased individuals in Sweden.

Two double-decker buses collided in Plymouth, resulting in several casualties, including a toddler.

Michael Carrick provides updates on injuries to Mason Mount and Matthijs De Ligt ahead of Manchester United's match against Crystal Palace, indicating progress for both players.

Electronic Arts, a major player in the video game industry, is set to be acquired in a record-breaking leveraged buyout by a consortium including a Saudi Arabian state-controlled investment fund.

The Israeli Supreme Court has decided to freeze a government order to expel 37 humanitarian organizations operating in Gaza and the West Bank.

UK homeowners planning renovations in spring 2026 are reminded about the '8am to 1pm' Saturday noise rule, with potential fines for violations.

Jockey Trevor Whelan faces a prolonged recovery after breaking his leg in multiple places following a serious fall during a race at York.

Thalapathy Vijay's wife, Sangeetha, has filed for divorce after 27 years of marriage, citing adultery as the reason.

A couple was the victim of an attempted daytime robbery while riding in an app-hailing car in downtown São Paulo, which was captured on video.

The National Assembly of South Korea passed an amendment to the Constitutional Court Law that introduces a new lawsuit review system allowing parties to appeal decisions of lower courts to the Constitutional Court for constitutional violations.

Lorraine Kelly interrupted her ITV show to announce breaking news about the Eurovision Song Contest involving Boy George.

Bruno Mars has become the most-streamed musician globally, celebrated for his catchy music and record-breaking hits, including his latest single, 'I Just Might.'

María Jesús Montero expressed her willingness to break down the social shield decree after it was rejected by Congress, emphasizing the necessity of its measures for vulnerable families and municipalities.

Yle's sports reporter Noora Toivo has announced on Instagram that she has found a new love in her life, breaking from her previously planned single lifestyle.

Sklavenitis Group achieved a significant revenue milestone by exceeding 6 billion euros last year, indicating its dominance in the organized retail sector in Greece.

Liverpool FC reports record revenues surpassing £700 million following their league title and Champions League participation.

American intelligence estimates reported by the Wall Street Journal indicate that Iran is currently not close to developing intercontinental ballistic missiles due to significant challenges.

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung has put his apartment in Bundang, Gyeonggi Province, up for sale at a price lower than the market rate to demonstrate his commitment to normalizing the real estate market.

Governor Ahmadu Fintiri of Adamawa has officially defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Former South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs has announced his candidacy for the upcoming state election, ten months after his drug conviction and resignation from parliament.

BBC Breakfast hosts announced the Green Party's historic win in the Gorton and Denton by-election during their latest episode.

A 20-year-old man in Western Australia has been charged with preparing a terrorist act following a police raid.

The US aircraft carrier Gerald Ford has arrived in Israel, according to Reuters.

Park Young-jae, the Chief of the Court Administration Office, has resigned in protest against the enforcement of the 'Three Judicial Laws' pushed by the ruling Democratic Party.

Keir Starmer's Labour Party has suffered a significant defeat in the Gorton and Denton by-election, falling to third place behind the Green Party and Reform UK.

A group of winter swimmers in Oulu’s Tuira area has been forced to change their route to access the ice-cold water due to a damaged pier caused by strong water flow and ice.

Investigations involving Lulinha, son of Brazilian President Lula, and the Federal Police's actions have raised concerns about their potential impact on the upcoming election campaign.

The Brazilian Congressional Investigation Commission (CPI) approved the breach of confidentiality of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva during a heated session.

The joint investigation team is conducting a raid on the People Power Party regarding allegations of collective membership registrations by Shincheonji church members.

The opposition in the CPMI of INSS sees the breaking of banking secrecy of Fábio Luis, son of President Lula, as a means to force an extension of the commission's investigation.

The daily news summary covers a rise in fatalities due to storms in Minas Gerais, a congressional inquiry approving the breaking of bank secrecy for Lula's son, and a police arrest of a notorious figure.

A man in Brisbane suffered life-threatening injuries when a crane he was operating fell onto live power lines.

Lulinha's lawyer argues that the breaking of confidentiality on his client's financial and telematic information was unnecessary and expresses willingness to cooperate with the investigation.

The article covers various news from Brazil, including the breaking of Lulinha's confidentiality, the chaos in a CPI session, and business developments related to Netflix and Paramount.

A three-year-old boy named Tobi Maginnis, initially expected to be born paralysed due to spina bifida, can now walk after pioneering stem cell surgery performed in utero.

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) of Nigeria has rescheduled the 2027 General Elections to January and February following changes in the electoral law.

Nottingham Forest's match against Fenerbahce was halted after one minute following a flare incident instigated by Fenerbahce fans.

Human remains found in Tasmania are likely those of missing Belgian backpacker Celine Cremer, according to police.

A CPI session experienced physical altercations among parliamentarians while discussing the breaking of secrecy around Lulinha's case and other important topics.

A massive explosion in Kabul, Afghanistan, was reported by an Al Jazeera correspondent, followed by heavy gunfire and linked to a Pakistani airstrike targeting Kabul.

The Recoleta Cultural Center in Argentina plans to feature Jorge Luis Borges, Mafalda, and Federico Klemm in its 2026 programming, expecting a substantial increase in audience turnout.

The Iranian Armed Forces spokesman warned that any unwise action by the United States could lead to widespread conflict in the Middle East.

Brazil's Institutional Relations Minister Gleisi Hoffmann labeled the breaking of confidentiality surrounding President Lula's son as a coup, as government officials seek to annul the decision made by a parliamentary committee.

Minister André Mendonça authorized the breach of financial, fiscal, and telematics secrecy of Fábio Luís Lula da Silva, known as 'Lulinha', before the approval by the CPMI related to the INSS.

The president of the CPI investigating INSS, Carlos Viana, defended the committee's decision to summon one of President Lula's sons, asserting that the voting process adhered to parliamentary regulations despite government claims.

The daily summary reports significant events in Brazil including the approval of breaking the banking confidentiality of Lula's son, the arrest of a notorious gambling figure, and the discovery of an intact jacket from a deceased musician.