Olivia Beeson

A Portsmouth woman known as Mrs Y was given three mouthfuls of dog food by a Radis care worker after staff failed to read its packaging. A Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman investigation found wider failings, including prolonged periods without supervision, missed or falsified records, inadequate food and poor overnight care. Mrs Y, who had limited mobility and required a soft diet after a mini-stroke, died in July 2024 from frailty of old age. Portsmouth City Council accepted the findings, apologised, ended its contract with Radis and was advised to reimburse the family and make a £1,000 payment for distress and investigative delays.

A Spanish pilot falsely announced to Argentina supporters mid-flight that their team had won the World Cup, prompting jubilant celebrations before revealing it was a prank and that Spain had actually won. The passengers, unable to watch the match while in the air, reacted with shock and disappointment as the truth was revealed. Despite tensions surrounding the real match’s contentious events, no disturbance occurred onboard.

Spain’s World Cup victory ceremony was disrupted when President Donald Trump refused to leave the podium after handing over the trophy, overshadowing the team’s celebrations despite attempts by FIFA President Gianni Infantino to guide him away. The incident mirrored similar protocol breaches involving Trump at the 2025 Club World Cup. Trump faced boos from the crowd earlier in the match, and footage showed him handling the trophy in a suite before the presentation.