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Arsenal fought back to a 1-1 draw in the Champions League round of 16 first leg at Bayer Leverkusen, with substitute Noni Madueke winning an 89th-minute penalty after VAR review and Havertz converting against his former side. Leverkusen had led early, but Arsenal's possession dominance paid off late, though the spot-kick sparked debate with critics like Simon Jordan calling it a dive while Madueke insisted on contact. Havertz expressed respect for the club that shaped him, receiving a warm welcome including a pre-match gift and post-goal sportsmanship from both teams ahead of the Emirates return leg.

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Kai Havertz faced his boyhood club and held back his celebration after slotting home a late penalty equalizer. It was a classy moment in a tense Champions League clash.

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On March 11, Extraordinary Ustaz @bapphah posted on X asking if it's acceptable in Islam to help a sick non-Muslim, like a relative or friend, during Ramadan. The question, now over 300,000 views strong, prompted replies sharing Prophet Muhammad's visits to a sick Jewish boy and Imam Ali's words that people are 'either your brother in faith, or your equal in humanity.' Reliable fatwas from sources like IslamQA confirm such help is permissible and encouraged, prioritizing mercy and life preservation as in Quran 5:32, without breaking the fast. The discussion highlighted Ramadan's focus on empathy beyond borders, even as a fringe video clip drew criticism.

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During Ramadan, a simple question about aiding a sick non-Muslim friend or relative stirred surprise online, as users rushed to affirm Islam's call to kindness for all.

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In a Movistar Plus+ interview, former Barcelona sporting director Alemany confirmed Xavi's story that the club received La Liga's approval for Messi's return after his 2022 World Cup win. Xavi alleged president Joan Laporta negotiated the deal but backed out over wage concerns, while Laporta denied it and praised young Lamine Yamal instead. La Liga's Javier Tebas insisted Barcelona never inquired, leaving fans split and the truth unresolved amid the club's past financial woes.

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Mateu Alemany stepped in to support Xavi Hernández's bold assertion that La Liga greenlit Lionel Messi's emotional homecoming to Barcelona in 2023.

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King Charles presented Flight Lieutenant Colin Bell with the citation for his 1945 Distinguished Flying Cross, earned for 50 daring Mosquito bomber raids over Nazi Germany. The last surviving pilot of his squadron, Bell gifted the king his new memoir *Bloody Dangerous* and shared a moment of living history spanning five monarchs. Bell's sharp demeanor and recent car purchase for his March 5 birthday drew widespread admiration for his remarkable vitality.

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In Buckingham Palace's elegant Chinese Drawing Room, 105-year-old RAF veteran Colin Bell stood tall in a dark suit, shaking hands with King Charles III after receiving a long-overdue honor.

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Euro Pacific Asset Management chief Peter Schiff this week dismissed Bitcoin as a flawed medium of exchange and inferior store of value compared to tokenized gold. He referenced Cathie Wood's revised $1.2 million Bitcoin target for 2030, blaming stablecoins' rise in emerging markets. Amid Bitcoin's 5% year-to-date drop to $90,400, gold has surged 54% while drawing online mockery of Schiff's repeated past predictions.

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Peter Schiff strikes again: Bitcoin is doomed, he says, as stablecoins steal its transaction role and gold crushes it in value storage.

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Inspired by the 1993 IRA bombing that killed two boys in Warrington, O'Riordan wrote the anti-war anthem during The Cranberries' UK tour, capturing fury at violence during Northern Ireland's Troubles. Island Records hesitated over its raw politics and offered $1 million to choose a safer single, but she tore up the cheque, leading to its September 1994 launch as a global No. 1 hit with over a billion YouTube views. Despite bans by RTÉ and BBC for violent imagery and ongoing debates linking it to IRA actions or modern issues, fans hail Dolores, who died in 2018, for speaking truth through music.

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Dolores O'Riordan channeled her devastation over child victims of the Warrington bombing into 'Zombie,' then ripped up a million-dollar cheque to fight for its release.

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