Archive December 28, 2025

Antetokounmpo returns to lead Bucks past Bulls

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The Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Chicago Bulls 112-103 to claim a game-high 29 points for Giannis Antetokounmpo, who recovered from injury.

The Bucks lost six of those games due to a right calf strain, which Antetokounmpo had missed eight games.

Chicago’s five-game winning streak was ended by their defeat, but they are still just two points clear of the Bucks in the Eastern Conference.

Wembanyama started with 32 points in his first start since November 14, but the Jazz could only manage 29 points from Lauri Markkanen and 28 from Keyonte George, which would put an eight-game winning streak on hold.

Despite Nikola Jokic’s addition to his triple-double, Anthony Black added a career-high 38 points as the Orlando Magic defeated the Denver Nuggets 127-126.

Jokic recorded his 180th triple-double of his career, just one shy of Oscar Robertson’s record-breaking total of 21 rebounds and 12 assists.

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19-Year-Old Worker Allegedly Kills Colleague In Gombe Govt House

Shuaibu Adamu, a 19-year-old casual staffer, has been detained by the police in Gombe State for allegedly killing a government employee.

Buhari Abdullahi, a spokesman for the Gombe State Police Command, confirmed the arrest in a press statement on Saturday, citing a distress call from police on Friday reporting a alleged culpable homicide inside the Government House.

According to the report, a male adult, a borehole operator Mallam Umar, was discovered motionless inside the building. His pants were tied around his neck, according to a command spokesman, and a local intoxicant, known as rubber solution, was discovered in his mouth.

“He was taken to the Specialist Hospital in Gombe, where a doctor declared him dead. He claimed that his body had been taken for autopsy at the mortuary.

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Abdullahi claimed that Umar Chuso, the police commissioner, had visited the scene and had ordered a thorough investigation into the incident.

He claimed that surveillance footage showed that Mr. Adamu, also known as “Yaya Mama,” had brutally harmed the victim before fleeing the scene.

According to Abdullahi, a follow-up operation on Friday at around 11 p.m. led to his arrest at Bagadaza Quarters in Gombe.

He added that the suspect would remain in custody pending the completion of the investigation and prosecution and gave a confession during preliminary interrogation.

Adam Peaty brutal wedding day text in full as family feud erupted

After months of family drama, Olympic swimmer Adam Peaty married Holly Ramsay’s daughter on Saturday, but he received a furious text from his aunt Louise.

As Adam Peaty and Holly Ramsay prepared for one of the biggest moments of their lives, the groom received a brutal last minute text message from his aunt Louise. Casting a gloomy shadow over the couple’s happy day, the devastating message was sent by the uninvited guest to “shame” Adam and Holly for their choices.

In the run-up to his big day with Gordon Ramsay’s daughter Holly, Olympian Adam’s relationship with his side of the family, which all but ended with the text, was dealt yet another blow. Due to Adam’s family’s fear that they were being pushed out, the wedding preparations have been hampered by drama.

However, Adam received a notification from his mother’s sister Louise moments before the couple tied the knot. He received a text that read, “Shame on you!,” after entering the church while holding his five-year-old son’s hand.

As reported by the Mail, the scathing text read: “I hope you never suffer the depth of pain you have put your mother through and despite it all she loves you still. Shame on you both. Shame.

Remember that you hurt your mother so severely that her soul screams on this, your happiest day, and each anniversary of your happiest day.

Holly’s hen do celebrations were not attended by Adam’s mother Caroline, and his father had his Budapest stag party too. Although Adam had offered to pay for her outfit, his mother reportedly chose a cream dress because it was too traditional. He and Holly reportedly vetoed the choice.

The 2024 engagement party also sparked a rift, with many of Adam’s family members being absent, which caused Caroline to become upset. The wedding, which took place on December 27 at Bath’s historic Abbey, only got worse when Caroline was abruptly barred from the ceremony.

His sister Bethany, who was Holly’s bridesmaid, was the only person in Adam’s previously tight-knit family who was present for their special day. Around 1.30 p.m., the bride and groom were driven away to Georgian manor Kin House, which is 17 miles away.

A wedding banquet and cake were served at 8 o’clock for the guests. However, Caroline was allegedly “sideswiped” as she sat at the family home in Staffordshire as the evening’s festivities continued. I’m not going to suffer like this again, Caroline told the Mail on Sunday.

A source told the Sun : “It was a difficult day for Caroline and Mark, so the family spent the evening together. Caroline got upset as soon as she saw the photographs from the wedding. For him to turn around and tell Beth that his dad could come and sit at the back of the church is awful. Mark was told he could sit behind plus-ones – who Adam has probably never even seen or spoken to.”

After Adam’s stag do in Budapest, the swimmer allegedly received “increasingly abusive and threatening” text messages, which allegedly caused Holly to call the police, and the situation became a legal issue. James Peaty, Adam’s older brother, was arrested and then released on bail as a result. Officers at Manchester Airport met Adam because they worried about his safety, according to reports.

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Ex-England striker Carroll due in court after arrest

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Andy Carroll, a former striker for England, Newcastle United, Liverpool, and the United States, is scheduled to show up in court on Tuesday after being accused of breaking a non-molestation order.

Carroll, 36, is currently a member of National League South side Dagenham and Redbridge. The alleged offence was said to have occurred a month earlier.

The 36-year-old is scheduled to appear at Chelmsford Magistrates Court on a charge of appearing at the age of 35. He has nine caps for England and was signed by Liverpool in 2011 for a then-club record sum of £35m.

A man has been accused of breaking a non-molestation order, according to Essex Police. The alleged offences relate to a March incident, and Andrew Carroll, 36, of Epping, was detained on April 27. On December 30th, he will appear in Chelmsford magistrates’ court.

A court order that forbids someone from speaking to another person is known as a non-molestation order. It also might forbid someone from traveling a certain distance from a particular address or place of employment.

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Ex-England striker Carroll due in court after arrest

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Andy Carroll, a former striker for England, Newcastle United, Liverpool, and the United States, is scheduled to show up in court on Tuesday after being accused of breaking a non-molestation order.

Carroll, 36, is currently a member of National League South side Dagenham and Redbridge. The alleged offence was said to have occurred a month earlier.

The 36-year-old is scheduled to appear at Chelmsford Magistrates Court on a charge of appearing at the age of 35. He has nine caps for England and was signed by Liverpool in 2011 for a then-club record sum of £35m.

A man has been accused of breaking a non-molestation order, according to Essex Police. The alleged offences relate to a March incident, and Andrew Carroll, 36, of Epping, was detained on April 27. On December 30th, he will appear in Chelmsford magistrates’ court.

A court order that forbids someone from speaking to another person is known as a non-molestation order. It also might forbid someone from traveling a certain distance from a particular address or place of employment.

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    • 17 October
    A graphic of Premier League players from every team in the division in 2025-26 season, with the Premier League trophy in front of them.
    • August 16
    BBC Sport microphone and phone