Verstappen wins Australian GP after three red flags
The race ended under the safety car following a third red flagMax Verstappen won a chaotic and controversial Australian Grand Prix that finished under a safety car after a crash-affected restart.The Red Bull driver led Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton and Aston Martin's Fernando Alonso home to set the podium.That was despite Alonso being tagged into a spin at a restart with two laps to go and dropping to the back.Under FIA regulations, the finishing positions were taken from the last restart, with the cars then having to complete a final lap behind the safety car.To add to the controversy, Ferrari's Carlos Sainz was given a five-second penalty for causing the decisive crash at the first corner by tagging Alonso's car, dropping him from fourth to 12th and out of the points.An emotional Sainz described that decision as "unacceptable", adding: "They need to wait until after the race and discuss with me.…
Pope jokes he’s ‘still alive’ as he leaves hospital
Rome CNN — Pope Francis joked that he is “still alive” as he left the hospital in Rome where he spent the past few days being treated for a respiratory infection. He stopped to talk to well wishers and journalists after being discharged from Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Saturday morning. The Pontiff was in good spirits when he replied to CNN’s Delia Gallagher’s questions about how he was feeling, telling her “[I’m] still alive, you know!” When asked if he got scared on Wednesday due to his respiratory problems, the Pope recalled what an “old man” told him after going through a similar situation. “An old man, older than me, told me after a situation like this: ‘Father, I didn’t see death, but I saw it coming. It’s ugly, eh!’” He also embraced a couple who the Vatican said lost their daughter the previous night. After leaving the hospital, Pope…
Nicola Sturgeon laughs off having ‘secret private life’
Nicola Sturgeon laughs off having 'secret private life' - BBC News Source
Laughter is therapy for the mind and body
Editor’s Note: The views expressed in this commentary are solely those of the writers. CNN is showcasing the work of The Conversation, a collaboration between journalists and academics to provide news analysis and commentary. The content is produced solely by The Conversation. The Conversation — Amusement and pleasant surprises — and the laughter they can trigger — add texture to the fabric of daily life. Those giggles and guffaws can seem like just silly throwaways. But laughter, in response to funny events, actually takes a lot of work, because it activates many areas of the brain: ones that control motor, emotional, cognitive and social processing. As I found when writing “An Introduction to the Psychology of Humor,” researchers now appreciate laughter’s power to enhance physical and mental well-being. People begin laughing in infancy, when it helps develop muscles and upper body strength. Laughter is not just breathing. It relies on…
Three British men being held by Taliban in Afghanistan
Three British men being held by Taliban in Afghanistan - BBC News Source
1 dead, at least 28 injured after roof collapses at the...
CNN — One person was killed and 28 others were injured after a full roof collapse at the Apollo Theatre in Belvidere, Illinois, on Friday evening following devastating storms and tornadoes that ripped through the South and Midwest, officials said. Approximately 260 people, including guests, performers and staff, were inside the venue for a heavy metal rock concert at the time of the collapse, according to the event coordinator. Belvidere is in northern Illinois, approximately 14 miles outside the city of Rockford. Despite severe weather in the region, there were no reports of an “actual tornado” hitting the area, Belvidere Fire Chief Shawn Schadle said. In southern Illinois, three other people died in Crawford County after a residential structural collapse during Friday’s severe weather, according to Kevin Sur, a spokesperson for the Illinois Emergency Management Agency. The deaths confirmed in Illinois bring the overall death toll from Friday’s severe weather…
Dover delays: Long waits despite extra ferries overnight
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Fury? Whyte? Wilder? What’s next for Joshua?
Anthony Joshua recorded his first win since December 2020 by beating Jermaine Franklin in LondonIt wasn't vintage Anthony Joshua, but it was job done.Going into Saturday's fight against Jermaine Franklin at London's O2 Arena, boxing fans wondered whether the British heavyweight could wind back the years and deliver a clinical performance with a highlight-reel stoppage. That wasn't to be - a tentative Joshua won by a unanimous points decision, but his American opponent proved to be a tougher test than many expected.This was Joshua's first fight under new trainer Derrick James, though, and the duo now have more time to gel.Promoter Eddie Hearn expects Joshua, 33, to fight twice more in 2023 - once in the summer, then in December - so what's next for the English fighter?Will we finally see Joshua-Fury?WBC champion Fury has won 33 fights and drawn one since turning professional in 2008After beating Franklin, Joshua -…
Analysis: Gwyneth Paltrow’s trial and the return of ‘Succession’ are serving...
A version of this story appeared in Pop Life Chronicles, CNN’s weekly entertainment newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free here. CNN — If you don’t think money can bring happiness, you may not be using it correctly. Yes, I understand the sentiment is meant to teach us that wealth isn’t everything. But, personally, I think it’s a scam invented by rich people to keep the rest of us feeling content even as the bills pile up. They can’t, however, keep us from dreaming. So this week’s newsletter is about our fascination with major money — and the people who have it. We all love the lifestyles of the rich and the famous, and we deserve to revel in all the mess that seems to come with. There’s no other way to say it: Gwyneth Paltrow’s trial proved to be quite the (ski) trip. To catch…











