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Kurt Zouma has been "unconditionally condemned" by West Ham United for kicking and slapping his cat in a video that has gone viral. Zouma, 27, is seen kicking the cat across the floor and smacking it in the face in the footage. He has apologized, and the club has stated that the situation will be handled internally. "I'd like to express my regret for my acts. In a statement, the centre-back stated, "There are no justifications for my behavior, which I profoundly regret." "I also want to express my heartfelt apologies to everyone who was offended by the video. I'd like to reassure everyone that our two cats are doing fine and are in good health. "Our entire family loves and cherishes them, and this was an isolated occurrence that will not happen again." Further footage, which was initially released by The Sun and is said to have been shot by Zouma's brother Yoan, shows the player tossing shoes at the animal and chasing it about the roo

No. 10 has no intention of apologizing for Prime Minister's misleading assertion that Sir Keir Starmer failed to pursue Jimmy Savile after protestors targeted the Labour leader near Parliament. Tory MPs have renewed their calls for Boris Johnson to apologize after demonstrators were heard chanting about the sex offender as well as the Covid restrictions. Mr. Johnson did express his displeasure with the harassing. He described Sir Keir's behavior on Monday afternoon as "absolutely terrible" and "totally unacceptable" in a tweet. It is illogical to suggest that what happened on Monday was "Boris's responsibility and not the mob's fault," according to a No 10 source. However, at least six Conservative MPs afterwards linked the event to the PM's erroneous remark and asked that he apologize. Sir Keir was led into a police car on Victoria Embankment just after 17:00 GMT, close to Portcullis House, an office building used by MPs, according to

According to a study, people with high blood pressure who take paracetamol on prescription may be increasing their risk of heart attacks and strokes. Doctors should consider the dangers and benefits of giving it to patients over a long period of time, according to University of Edinburgh experts. They emphasize that taking the painkiller for headaches and fevers is safe. Other experts believe that more people need to be studied over a longer period of time to corroborate the findings. Despite no evidence of its effectiveness for long-term usage, paracetamol is extensively used around the world as a short-term treatment for aches and pains and is also recommended to manage chronic pain. In Scotland, half a million people - one out of every ten - were given the painkiller. One in every three people in the United Kingdom suffers from high blood pressure. The study followed 110 participants, two-thirds of whom were on blood pressure medication, or hypertension. They were given 1g of parace

Public school administrators and instructors across the United States are battling with issues relating to the types of books utilized in their classes and available in their libraries. A growing number of parents claim the content is vulgar or otherwise detrimental to their children. The attempt, according to free-speech campaigners, is modern-day censorship aimed at silencing the voices of the underprivileged and impoverished. It's causing a growing political schism that could spill over into forthcoming national elections. Yael Levin-Sheldon, a mother of two who lives in Richmond, Virginia, recently learned of a book brought into the classroom by a local teacher. She took down the title, The Black Friend: On Becoming a Better white Person. Levin claims that the title alone is racist, and that it is not the type of book that should be available to students in public schools. "Now imagine that as 'on becoming a better black person,'" she explained. "Would th

Truckers in Ottawa have been told to stop blasting their horns as part of a protest that has clogged the streets. The incessant blare of truck horns has become one of the defining characteristics of the anti-vaccine movement in Canada. However, Judge Hugh McLean has ordered that they remain silent for the next ten days. "Tooting a horn is hardly an expression of any significant idea that I'm aware of," Justice McLean said in a ruling presented to locals on Monday. The loud honking of 400 to 500 trucks had enraged residents and business owners in the area. The Freedom Convoy protest has extended to other cities and was organized in response to federal regulations requiring truckers to be vaccinated before crossing the US border. However, it is now opposed to a variety of laws; for example, in some regions of Canada, you must present proof of vaccination to attend indoor places such as restaurants, gyms, and bars. The majority of the protesters are nonviolent, but there hav