Ceuta has seen its highest number of migrant arrivals in five years. According to Spain’s Interior Ministry, around 50,000 people from Morocco, Algeria and sub-Saharan Africa have entered the Spanish enclave since Thursday, most by swimming around the southern breakwater at Tarajal beach. By Friday afternoon, around 48,000 had already returned to Morocco voluntarily. Behind the bottleneck are two legal issues that have collided at the worst possible moment. The first stems from a case dating back several years, in which an Algerian migrant challenged his summary return to Morocco, arguing that he had entered Ceuta by swimming rather than…

The biggest question surrounding the Los Angeles Rams is whether Aaron Donald will be returning to the field after two years in retirement. Donald has been working out on his own and as he ponders the choice, head coach Sean McVay clarified on Friday when that choice could be made.During…

Kizza Besigye, who faces treason charges, is reported to be ‘unconscious’ in hospital after collapsing in court.Published On 30 Jul 202630 Jul 2026Detained Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye has been hospitalised in an unresponsive state after he collapsed during a court hearing on Wednesday, according to his wife.Besigye, who has…

Football governing bodies hit out at plans to sell World Cup stakes; FIFA insist proposal is not an ‘obligation’.Published On 30 Jul 202630 Jul 2026FIFA President Gianni ⁠Infantino has called ⁠the plan to sell stakes in the World Cup a proposal but “not an obligation”, after the idea ⁠provoked a…

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Married for 37 years and approaching retirement, Dorsie and Dan Schmitz found themselves worried about U.S. politics and their own finances. They owned a large house on a 31-acre spread, in the rural, no-stoplight town of Blanchard, Michigan (population 3,100), an hour north of Grand Rapids. The cost of living…

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