The United Nations raised alarm over the large number of people being deported from the United States, particularly the hundreds sent to a mega-prison in El Salvador. The rights office warned that the whereabouts and legal status of many remain unknown, raising serious human rights concerns.
Speaking to the Football News Show, former Chelsea and Scotland winger Pat Nevin believes that Nottingham Forest might not have a better chance to make the Champions League after this season, and has some advice for Forest owner Evangelos Marinakis following his outburst at manager Nuno Espirito Santo against Leicester.
Speaking on The Football News Show, former Chelsea and Scotland winger Pat Nevin believes Aston Villa could miss out on Champions League qualification due to their inferior goal difference and exertions in other competitions this season.
Actress Amber Heard has given birth to twins, a daughter named Agnes and a son named Ocean. The newborns have made the star a mum-of-three, with her older daughter Oonagh born via surrogate in 2021.
Speaking at the time, Amber said she had started a family “by myself and on my own terms despite my own fertility challenges”, with the father of her latest new arrivals so far remaining unknown. This lack of confirmation has prompted speculation the twins’ father could be her ex, billionaire Elon Musk.
For back in 2022, a family friend of Amber alleged she was in a legal battle over embryos she had created with the Space X founder. Adding fuel to the fire is Elon’s concerns about falling birth rates globally, with leaked messages suggesting the father of 14 wanted to personally have a “legion” of children.
Some fans on X, the site formerly known as Twitter owned by Elon, are convinced this means the entrepreneur is the twins’ dad. “Amber Heard welcomes twins! Actress, 39, announces arrival of daughter, Anges and son, Ocean,” one tweeted. “Fishy… I wonder is all of her children are by ELON MUSK.”
“Interesting,” said another. “Reportedly, Amber Heard and Elon Musk created embryos together during their relationship then had a legal dispute over the rights after their breakup. Heard wished to keep them to have a child. So, @elonmusk could well be the father of her children.” These claims are unfounded and neither Amber nor Elon have confirmed them.
Meanwhile, Ashley St Clair, the woman who claims to be the mother of Elon’s 13th child Romulus, recently opened up to The Wall Street Journal about the kind of father he apparently is. The former couple met in the spring of 2023, when they started direct messaging on X, before Elon invited the 26-year-old to visit the social media giant’s San Francisco offices.
According to The Journal, Elon sent St Clair a text during her pregnancy about his wish to father a “legion” of children. “To reach legion-level before the apocalypse,” he allegedly wrote. “We will need to use surrogates.”
The billionaire also reportedly suggested St Clair have ten babies, with a fixer allegedly being involved in financial negotiations. According to the publication, the Tesla founder instructed him to send St Claire $2 million – £1.5m – during her pregnancy, with half of the amount structured as a loan.
It is claimed that the employee asked her to leave Elon’s name off Romulus’s birth certificate and sign documents keeping his paternity a secret in return for financial support set at £11m for a house and £75,000 a month until the boy turned 21. In a text, the business mogul claimed the secrecy was for the protection of his son, claiming he was “#2 after Trump for assassination” and that “only the paranoid survive”.
St Clair didn’t sign the agreement, instead going public with her story and hiring a lawyer. The right-wing influencer wrote on X this February: “Five months ago, I welcomed a new baby into the world.
“Elon Musk is the father. I have not previously disclosed this to protect our child’s privacy and safety, but in recent days it has become clear that tabloid media intends to do so, regardless of the harm it will cause. I intend to allow our child to grow in a normal and safe environment. For that reason, I ask that the media honour our child’s privacy, and refrain from invasive reporting.”
Peter Andre has confirmed he and wife, Emily, won’t be having any more kids as his ex, Katie Price, reveals her plans to become a mum again. Peter, 52, who shares son, Theo, nine with Emily, 35, as well as daughters, Millie, 11, and Arabella, 13 months, said he’s ‘beyond grateful’ for the family he has as he opened up about his plans for the future.
Speaking on Giovanna Fletcher’s Happy Mum Happy Baby podcast, about the birth of his youngest child, he said: “The last one was a completely different emotion. It was that emotion of—we… ‘Not reached your goal’ is not exactly the right way to say it, but I think knowing… we knew it was it. And like you said, it was—it’s a different feeling because it’s almost a bittersweet moment. You know, it’s beautiful because you’ve experienced it.”
Pete continued: “I mean, how lucky—when I think of people that can’t have children, you know, and I’m thinking, I’ve got to experience it that many times. So that’s the first thing.”
Revealing that Emily, who is a doctor, had a ‘very difficult’ childbirth with Arabella, he added: “You know, Emily had a real complication with Belle – and I don’t know if she’s ever talked about it, but the complications that happened after were very serious.
“And so we – you know, it was a very scary time as well. But it also confirmed that it’s the last time.” Pete’s comments come as his ex, Katie, with whom he shares son, Junior, and daughter, Princess, expressed her desire to have sixth baby – with the help of a donor egg.
Speaking to Paul C Brunson on his We Need To Talk podcast, the mum-of-five revealed that she bought donor eggs last year before meeting current boyfriend JJ Slater 32.
Opening up about her plans, Katie revealed she was optimistic about the future despite being unsuccessful with IVF, sharing: “I had IVF and it failed because basically my eggs are too old.
“I gave it a go even though the doctors said you’ve got a 1 percent chance of that working, but I just said I might be that 1%. I’m doing it! I went through all of it and it didn’t work.
“So I have got donor eggs, I got them last year. You don’t see the picture but they go on how I look, like the dark hair, the green eyes, Spanish… because I’ve got like Italian/Spanish in me.”
Saying she was happy to have a baby on her own before she met JJ, she also said she’d found a black sperm donor in the US, revealing: “And then because I’m not afraid to have a baby on my own, before I met JJ I was quite happy.
“I found a sperm donor from America, from black origin.”
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Goodison Park is to become the home of Everton’s women after the club scrapped plans to demolish the 132-year-old stadium.
The Blues will move to their new 53,000-seater arena at Bramley-Moore Dock this summer.
During construction of the new facility on the Liverpool waterfront, Everton’s previous ownership group announced plans for an £82m post-demolition renovation project at the Goodison site, which was set to include housing, a care home, retail units and a park.
But after being taken over by private equity firm The Friedkin Group in December, the club conducted a feasibility study about maintaining the stadium as a home for the women’s team, and have now opted to continue operating the site.
With a capacity of 39,572, Goodison Park will now be the largest dedicated women’s football stadium in the country.
“This long-term vision reflects the club’s commitment to investing in the women’s game and ensuring that Goodison Park continues to play a vital role in both football and the community,” Everton said.
“The club’s regeneration plans will retain Goodison Park’s proud identity while giving Everton Women a world-class platform in the heart of Liverpool 4. For supporters, it offers the chance to be part of a new era in one of football’s most iconic venues.”
“The ambition is to create a team capable of challenging for honours – backed by high-quality facilities and a world-renowned home.”
Everton’s women’s team have played at Walton Hall Park, one mile away from Goodison, since 2020. The stadium has a capacity of 2,200, but only 500 of those places are seated, and its pitch is a hybrid of real and artificial grass.
Previously one of the strongest women’s teams in the country – including winning a league title in 1998, two domestic cups in the late 2010s, and reaching the quarter-finals of the Champions League in 2011 – Everton underwent a gradual decline in performance under previous owner Farhad Moshiri.
The Blues finished no higher than fifth in the Women’s Super League (WSL) during the Iranian’s time in charge, and ended this season’s campaign in eighth. Their average home attendance was 2,062.
BBC Sport understands Everton plan to improve Goodison Park’s changing room facilities, and rebrand the exterior of the stadium to reflect the women’s team’s history and current squad, while Walton Hall Park will continue to be used to offer a space for grassroots football in Liverpool, predominantly in the girls’ game.
“I’m beyond thrilled for the women’s team,” Julie Clarke, secretary of the Everton Fan Advisory Board, told BBC Radio 5 Live. “Men’s teams think Goodison is one the hardest grounds to go to, so hopefully that can become the case for the women’s team.
“It’s a huge commitment from our new owners. They wasted no time and spotted this opportunity. We’ve always said that Everton is more than a club, it’s a community.
“The easy option would have been to sell up the land and make a profit. But they’ve done the right thing by continuing to invest in the community.
Everton also announced that Goodison Park will host selected academy matches from next season.
The club’s under-21s side currently plays its home fixtures 16 miles away at the 6,000-capacity Haig Avenue stadium in Southport, but last week Everton opted not to renew that agreement.
The only player in the current Everton first-team squad who graduated from the club’s youth academy is backup goalkeeper Joao Virginia, who signed from Arsenal at the age of 19 before spending a single season in the Blues’ youth set-up.
Everton’s women’s team’s future under the club’s new owners – who have ambitions to return them to former glories – is an exciting one.
One of the eight founding clubs of the WSL – the first professional league in England – Everton’s history runs deep.
Goodison Park is a stadium rich with memories and the club hopes familiar surroundings can help grow the fanbase of the women’s team and enable them to embark on a new journey under The Friedkin Group.
The signs have already been positive with investment provided in the January transfer window to improve Brian Sorensen’s squad, and the Blues are looking to add more quality this summer.