A teenage amateur footballer, Cerys Vaughan, was banned by the Football Association (FA) for questioning a transgender opponent’s gender during a match, claiming concerns about fairness and safety. After an appeal found her initial hearing “unfair” and the charges were dropped when the complainant withdrew, Vaughan expressed the case’s significant negative impact on her life and called for an apology from the FA. The FA confirmed the case closure, citing the complainant’s personal reasons for withdrawal, and stated that no further action would be taken.
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British woman killed after car crashes into bakery on popular holiday island
A British tourist was killed when an SUV crashed into a bakery in Tigaki, Greece, while she and her husband were seated outside on Friday afternoon. The driver reportedly lost control before the collision, and both the couple and the driver were taken to the hospital; the woman later succumbed to her injuries, while her husband remains in critical condition, and the driver suffered minor injuries. Investigations into the incident are ongoing, with news footage...
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