Man Utd’s Mason Greenwood accused of domestic violence by girlfriend

Jan 30 2022

Manchester United sensation Mason Greenwood has been accused of domestic violence by model girlfriend Harriet Robson.

These accusations came from numerous posts on her Instagram, which included shocking photos of her face covered in blood and multiple bruises.

Harriet also revealed on her social media a disgraceful recording of Greenwood forcing her to have sexual intercourse with him, threatening her if she refused.

🗣 “We are aware of images and allegations circulating on social media.”

Manchester United issued a statement after the social media allegations emerged against Mason Greenwood. https://t.co/zst0UUTfQ7

— SPORTbible (@sportbible) January 30, 2022

His club Manchester United have released a statement saying that they are “aware of images and allegations circulating on social media.” They also stated that they would not further comment until “the facts have been established”.

A spokesperson for Greater Manchester also confirmed that ‘Greater Manchester Police is aware of images and videos circulating on social media. His football boots sponsor Nike stated that the company was ‘deeply concerned by the disturbing allegations’.

Greenwood, a 20-year-old United academy graduate who made 130 appearances for the club, scored a total of 36 goals. He remains in custody, with Man Utd saying that he would not be returning to training or match until further notice.

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Worker compensated €81,000 after losing finger in factory incident

Jan 30 2022

A machine operator who lost his finger in a factory incident will be compensated €81,000 after the Court of Malta held the company responsible for 85 per cent of the incident which occurred on April 16 in 2015.

The worker reportedly had his hand caught in the factory apparatus and had to remove his finger via operation as a result. The worker and his wife opened a court case against the company in Malta’s civil court, where the Court held the company responsible for the incident. The victim had been working on the company for 16 years, highlighting the issue with ongoing pressure in his place of work due to the high demand of doors which had to be produced. He went on to mention that a co-worker of his lost his life in the same place only seven weeks after the initial incident.

With regards to the incident, the Court ruled that the company faulted by putting the safety responsibility on the machine operators, with judge Lawrence Mintoff stating that the company should have provided machinery equipped with the best safety features.

When working out compensation, judge Mintoff stated that the victim was 39 years old when the incident took place, leaving the individual with a permanent disability of 28 per cent.

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Massive snowball fight in New York as city braves emergency-level snowstorm

Jan 30 2022

American comedians and the people behind THAT viral ‘Bing Bing’ video Sidetalk NYC have once again made headlines after putting on an impromptu snowball fight at New York’s Washington Square Park, all while the city braves an emergency-level blizzard.

Hundreds of locals braved Storm Kenan after Sidetalk posted a time and place on their Instagram account mere hours before the snowball fight took place. The chaotic event even saw some participants taking off their shirts in the heat of battle as students and residents equipped themselves with snowballs and umbrellas.

As the winter war snowballed, some people were even seen taking off their shirts in the heat of the battle

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Weather reports have shown that snowfall went up to almost 8 inches that day, with Mayor Eric Adams announcing a 24-hour State of Emergency due to the high winds, heavy snow and blizzard conditions.

Would you have participated in such an event?

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Transport Minister Ian Borg and PM Robert Abela inaugurate Central Link project

Jan 30 2022

On Sunday morning, Minister for Transport, Infrastructure and Capital Projects Ian Borg along with Prime Minister Robert Abela inaugurated the Central Link project after months of anticipation.

The €55 million project, which was approved by the Planning Authority in the summer of 2019, was initiated to reduce travel time, accident risks and congestion in Maltese roads while developing safer areas of travel from Mireħel Bypass to the foot of Saqqajja Hill. During his speech, Minister Borg stated that when planning such a project, no backlash or controversy was expected and despite receiving some negative feedback, these same people told the Minister that they were mistaken.

He went on to thank the Prime Minister for welcoming such a development which will benefit many localities within the central area of the Maltese islands and beyond.

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