Thames Water's £3bn rescue deal cleared by court

A man is facing multiple charges, including assaulting police, after a serious car crash in Cockle Bay, East Auckland on March 16. The crash involved two vehicles, with one driver fleeing the scene but later located by police. The 27-year-old man will appear in court on March 21 for charges including resisting police, dangerous driving, and possession of cannabis utensils. Full Article

Peru has declared a state of emergency in Lima following the murder of a popular singer by hitmen, leading to concerns over extortion killings in the capital. The singer was killed in an armed assault, prompting the government to take action to address the escalating violence. The move comes as Peru grapples with the growing threat of criminal activity and the need to protect citizens from such targeted attacks. Full Article

A Trump spokesperson denies that deportations were illegal and expresses confidence that the White House will prevail in court. The deportation orders issued by Trump are being scrutinized by courts, with the White House denying any violation of court orders. The White House is defending the deportations under the Alien Enemies Act, as the legal battle continues. Full Article

Manchester United fans are disappointed at the club's decision to increase season ticket prices by about 5% for the third consecutive year. The Manchester United Supporters Trust (MUST) expressed their disappointment at the price hike, despite a freeze for under-16s, as fans feel the club has ignored calls for a widespread freeze. The increase is part of the club's efforts to become financially sustainable, with changes including a game categorisation model for non-season ticket holders...

Airbus and over 90 European companies and groups are urging the European Commission to establish a sovereign infrastructure fund to enhance public investment and tech sector autonomy. Concerned about Europe's lagging position in digital innovation and reliance on non-European technologies, the signatories advocate for a "Buy European" policy, private sector incentives, and a sovereign fund for tech investments. This push for technological independence comes amid increasing efforts to bolster Europe's defense capabilities and reduce reliance...

Former President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia was handed a 12½-year prison sentence on Monday, with an additional four years and six months added for illegal border crossing, which he denounced as politically motivated. Saakashvili, known for his anti-corruption reforms, was ousted by the Georgian Dream party in 2012, accused of steering the country back towards Russia's influence. Despite ongoing health concerns and being labeled a political prisoner by his lawyer, Saakashvili remains determined to fight...