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Former Chelsea owner faces billion-kronor tax bill

Former Chelsea owner, the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich, may have tried to evade tax in the UK of up to 13 billion kronor. .

Former Chelsea owner faces billion-kronor tax bill

United Legend: Kick Out Rashford

Marcus Rashford has let down his teammates and should be thrown out of the dressing room. That's what former Manchester United star Paul Scholes thinks.

United Legend: Kick Out Rashford

Amorim's pick: "I'd rather take out the goalkeeper coach"

The Manchester United star Marcus Rashford was benched again against Fulham. Afterwards, the team's coach, Rúben Amorim, took the opportunity to add more fuel to the fire.

Amorim's pick: "I'd rather take out the goalkeeper coach"

Thousands flee chaos in Congo – explosions in Goma

The rebels in M23, who are supported by Rwanda, claim to have taken control of the million-city Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Potentially thousands of prisoners have escaped from a prison in the chaos that prevails.

Thousands flee chaos in Congo – explosions in Goma

New agreement: Six hostages to be released this week

Hamas will release six more people from the hostage situation during the coming week and in return, Israel will allow Gaza residents to return to northern Gaza, starting on Monday. This is reported by Israeli media and BBC.

New agreement: Six hostages to be released this week

USA: Lebanon agreement extended

The agreement on ceasefire in Lebanon has been extended until February 18. Over 20 people have been killed and at least 120 people injured in Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon on Sunday.

USA: Lebanon agreement extended

Nordic leaders meet to discuss the security situation

Donald Trump says he believes the USA will gain control over Greenland. But he receives opposition from Denmark's Mette Frederiksen, who on Sunday evening discussed the issue with the Nordic prime ministers.

Nordic leaders meet to discuss the security situation

Got fired - took revenge on the employer

The IT technician was fired from his job. The revenge has now had serious consequences.

Got fired - took revenge on the employer

Hugh Grant wants the police to investigate the tabloids

Prince Harry received an apology and "a large" compensation in his settlement with Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. It's not enough in the battle against the media house, says actor Hugh Grant.

Hugh Grant wants the police to investigate the tabloids

More than 90,000 fallen Russian soldiers identified

More than 90,000 Russian soldiers who have fallen in the Ukraine war have been identified in an ongoing survey by independent Russian Mediazona and Russian-speaking BBC. .

More than 90,000 fallen Russian soldiers identified

Trump threatens to abolish rescue authority

Donald Trump has traveled to North Carolina to see the damage caused by Hurricane Helene himself, which devastated large areas last autumn. On site, he said that the rescue authority Fema can disappear.

Trump threatens to abolish rescue authority

The Hurricane Winds Thundered in over Ireland

A storm swept in over Ireland with the strongest winds ever measured on the island. The bad weather blew on over northern Great Britain with major traffic problems as a result.

The Hurricane Winds Thundered in over Ireland

"Lost" Tina Turner Song Rediscovered

A song that was recorded for Tina Turner's successful album "Private Dancer" and which had been lost, has been rediscovered and was released on Thursday. The song, "Hot for you, baby", was recorded at Capitol Studios in Hollywood in 1984, but was ultimately rejected in favor of megahits like "What's love got to do with it", "Better be good to me" and the title track "Private Dancer", reports [BBC](https://www.

"Lost" Tina Turner Song Rediscovered

Southport killer sentenced to 52 years in prison

The 18-year-old who last summer murdered three girls in Southport in England is sentenced to at least 52 years in prison. He will probably never be released, said the judge when the sentence was announced.

Southport killer sentenced to 52 years in prison

Thousands want to smell the "misshapen giant phallus"

It smells of socks and rotten polecat – and blooms extremely rarely. Thousands of people are now flocking to witness when a giant titan arum blooms for the first time in Sydney, Australia.

Thousands want to smell the "misshapen giant phallus"

It's becoming more expensive to climb Everest

The price tag for climbing the world's highest mountain is increasing. The hike comes after repeated warnings about littering and overcrowded trails.

It's becoming more expensive to climb Everest

Safaa in Gaza: The Sound of Birds Was Wonderful

For the first time in 15 months, no bombs are falling over Gaza. On the second day of the ceasefire, Gazans woke up to the sound of birdsong instead of the drones' hum.

Safaa in Gaza: The Sound of Birds Was Wonderful

So "YMCA" became Donald Trump's soundtrack

The disco hit "YMCA" from 1978 has become the soundtrack to Donald Trump's campaign. But why does the incoming president love Village People so much?.

So "YMCA" became Donald Trump's soundtrack

Freed Hostage: I'm the Happiest in the World

Emily Damari spent 471 days in Hamas captivity in Gaza. In a first statement after Sunday's release, she expresses happiness and gratitude.

Freed Hostage: I'm the Happiest in the World

Draft of Dylan song sold for millions

Early drafts of the text in Bob Dylan's "Mr Tambourine Man" have been sold - for 5. 6 million kronor.

Draft of Dylan song sold for millions

The mother of the hostage: My daughter's nightmare is over

The three young women from the Hamas-hostage group labeled as terrorists, who were released as part of the ceasefire, are now back in Israel, according to the military. Mandy Damari, the mother of Emily Damari who was released, says that her daughter's "nightmare in Gaza is over".

The mother of the hostage: My daughter's nightmare is over

This is how the ceasefire will be implemented

Both parties have now accepted the agreement on a ceasefire in Gaza. According to the latest message, it is scheduled to come into force at 7:30 on Sunday, Swedish time.

This is how the ceasefire will be implemented

Relief on both sides ahead of ceasefire

Palestinians and Israelis feel relief after the announcement of a ceasefire. Jubilation broke out on the streets of southern Gaza.

Relief on both sides ahead of ceasefire

Almost 100 attacks in Gaza's "safe zones"

The areas in Gaza that Israel has designated as so-called safe zones have been hit in 97 attacks since May, reports BBC. Israel's military has urged Palestinians to seek shelter in the areas during the offensive in Gaza.

Almost 100 attacks in Gaza's "safe zones"