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Jorge Messi, who managed his son's career for years, died on August 8 following a prolonged illness. Messi has chosen to remain in Argentina indefinitely with loved ones, as Inter Miami fully supports his need for time away with no return date set. Teammate Rodrigo De Paul honored him by revealing a No. 10 shirt after scoring against Monterrey, a gesture born from deep emotions and solidarity. The football world has rallied with condolences, emphasizing Messi's well-being above all.

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Surrounded by family at the coffin in Rosario, Lionel Messi shared a raw moment of grief after his father Jorge passed away at 68.

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Downes argued Muslims lack a deep connection to Britain's Christian roots, aligning with the party's emphasis on ancestry and faith in defining Britishness. Sunday Telegraph editor Allister Heath slammed the rhetoric as 'despicable extremism' from Lowe’s 'racist cheerleaders,' while Lowe fired back, rejecting labels of bigotry and warning against Britain sliding into a 'low-trust third world.' Comedian John Cleese backed Lowe, blaming press propaganda, as the dispute led some Telegraph subscribers to cancel and fueled personal clashes with TalkTV's Alex Phillips. Restore Britain, formed this year after Lowe's Reform UK split, prioritizes cultural preservation and immigration controls amid ongoing tensions.

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Charlie Downes, a co-founder of Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain party, sparked outrage by claiming Muslims are 'less British' than Christians due to heritage ties. The comments ignited fierce pushback from media and online voices.

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On April 24, Argentina's Vice President Victoria Villarruel posted on X that Falkland Islanders, or Kelpers, are English people living on Argentine territory and should return to the UK thousands of kilometers away if they feel English. The comments, amid renewed sovereignty claims by President Javier Milei, drew quick pushback from the UK government reaffirming British control and the islanders' right to self-determination, backed by their 99.8% vote to stay British in 2013. Falklands leaders expressed full confidence in London, while the dispute traces back to 1833 with both sides citing history, proximity, and the residents' wishes.

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Victoria Villarruel's sharp words to Falkland Islanders cut deep, suggesting they head back to the UK if they prefer feeling British on Argentine soil.

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On holiday in Greece, former Liverpool star Philippe Coutinho received an emotional welcome from fans at a shisha bar, who stood on tables belting out the club's anthem. The video shows him clapping along, a heartfelt nod to his dazzling 2013-2018 spell at Anfield where he scored 54 goals in 201 appearances. Despite his messy £142 million exit to Barcelona in 2018—which funded key signings like Van Dijk and Alisson—fans showed forgiveness runs deep, with many online calling him 'always a red.' Now 33 and a free agent after leaving Vasco da Gama, it's a reminder of Liverpool's enduring bond.

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Picture this: Philippe Coutinho chilling at a Greek beach bar when Liverpool fans spot him and lead the whole place in 'You'll Never Walk Alone.' He beams, mouths 'thank you,' clearly touched by the warmth.

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Downes argued Muslims lack a deep connection to Britain's Christian roots, aligning with the party's emphasis on ancestry and faith in defining Britishness. Sunday Telegraph editor Allister Heath slammed the rhetoric as 'despicable extremism' from Lowe’s 'racist cheerleaders,' while Lowe fired back, rejecting labels of bigotry and warning against Britain sliding into a 'low-trust third world.' Comedian John Cleese backed Lowe, blaming press propaganda, as the dispute led some Telegraph subscribers to cancel and fueled personal clashes with TalkTV's Alex Phillips. Restore Britain, formed this year after Lowe's Reform UK split, prioritizes cultural preservation and immigration controls amid ongoing tensions.

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Charlie Downes, a co-founder of Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain party, sparked outrage by claiming Muslims are 'less British' than Christians due to heritage ties. The comments ignited fierce pushback from media and online voices.

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In an op-ed for The Economist on March 1, Lapid described the ongoing U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran's nuclear sites, missile facilities, and leadership as a 'just war' with moral clarity, noting Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death and broad Israeli unity behind the effort. He urged Iranians to seize the moment for democratic change amid Iran's retaliatory attacks that have killed at least 201 in Iran, nine in Israel, and three U.S. service members. The piece faced sharp backlash for perceived hypocrisy given Israel's ties to non-democratic states, though some praised its message of hope.

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From a bomb shelter in his home, Israeli opposition leader Yair Lapid penned a bold plea to ordinary Iranians: rise up like Nelson Mandela or Lech Wałęsa to topple your regime.

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