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Arsenal goalkeeper, Aaron Ramsdale marries his pregnant partner Georgina Irwin in an intimate ceremony

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Arsenal star, Aaron Ramsdale has married his pregnant partner Georgina Irwin in an intimate ceremony.     The England star, 25, took to Instagram to reveal he tied the knot with the British Airways stewardess at a London registry office on Tuesday June 20.     The couple announced earlier this month that they were expecting their first child together in a sweet social media post.     For their wedding, Georgina rocked a stunning white frilled mini dress and strapped heels, while Aaron opted for a smart grey suit.   Sharing snaps from their big day on social media, the sports star captioned his post: 'Mr & Mrs. 20.06.23.'     Earlier this month, the couple announced that they were expecting their first child together.   Ramsdale began dating Georgina, a British Airways flight attendant, back in 2019.  

Barack Obama taps Michelle's b*** at the Acropolis in Greece

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Former US President, Barack Obama had a moment with his wife, Michelle, as they visited on e of the most hallowed sites in ancient Greece, the Acropolis.      During a stop at the famous Acropolis in Athens, Obama was spotted in a photo palming Michelle's b**ty as they walked up a staircase together at the venue.   His left hand was on Michelle's right cheek as she climbed the stairs in front of him. Their daughters, Malia and Sasha , were also nearby.     Barack, Michelle and the girls are in Greece for an Obama Foundation event.

Barcelona condemn r*cist ab*se of Nigerian Basketball Player James Nnaji

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  Barcelona have condemned the r*cist abuse suffered by Nigerian Basketball player James Nnaji during their Spanish basketball championship final victory over bitter rivals Real Madrid.   The incident comes as Spanish sport wrestles with the global outcry sparked by racism aimed at Real’s Brazilian football star Vinicius Jr.  According to local media, Nnaji was the target of racist insults.     On Tuesday June 20, footage of the arrival of the FC Barcelona bus at the WiZink centre in Madrid, where the match took place, showed several Madrid fans hurling insults at the Barcelona players. According to local media, Nnaji was the target of racist insults.  “I want to talk about what happened here with James Nnaji, I think it’s regrettable. I hear a lot about Vinicius and now it’s us who have to talk about what’s going on,” said Barcelona basketball coach Sarunas Jasikevicius. “It has to stop now. It doesn’t fit, I guess, with the values of Real Madr...

South African president Cyril Ramaphosa warns against scammers impersonating him to carry out fraud

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The South African president, Cyril Ramaphosa has warned people against scammers using his name and image to defraud the public.   According to the SA presidency in a statement on Wednesday, June 21, scam messages purporting to be sent by the president have been circulating, warning that the “president does not request any funds or endorse any payments or contracts between third parties, whether through websites, adverts, social media, emails, letters, texts or phone conversations”.     Cybercrime and cases of impersonation have been on the rise in the country, according to local media reports. The African leader did not reveal any further details about the nature of the scams or how long they have been running.  The statement by Ramaphosa's office however said that anyone who has received communications of this nature from the president or the presidency should terminate all future contact with the scammers. Those who have already sent money to the scammers sh...

Singer Beyoncé donates £8,000 to struggling Nigerian restaurant in North London who were facing closure amid rising energy bills

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  American singer, Beyoncé has donated £8,000 to a struggling Nigerian restaurant in North London, who were at a risk of closure due to rising energy bills. Chuku's, a Nigerian tapas restaurant in Tottenham run by brother and sister duo Emeka and Ifeyinwa Frederik, were one of 10 winners to receive a grant from the music superstar, 41, this month. As part of her Renaissance World Tour, the Halo hitmaker's foundation BeyGOOD had pledged to donate a share of $1 million (£806,000) to ten businesses in cities around the world. Chuku's found themselves facing difficult times after launching during the pandemic including struggling with the cost of rising energy bills. Luckily for the siblings, they have now been given an extra boost by Beyonce's foundation, with the grant awarded during the Black Parade Small Business Impact Luncheon, created by BeyGOOD to 'celebrate people, communities, and small businesses impacted by economic inequities worldwide'.   ...