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Barcelona and Brazil legend Ronaldinho RELEASED from house arrest in Paraguay five months after he was detained over a forged passport – but is forced to pay £69,000 in damages Football legend Ronaldinho has been released from house arrest in Paraguay It has been a five month ordeal since he was first arrested with his … Read more
A dental surgery has paid out £5,000 in compensation after a complaint of botched treatment by a woman called Miss Tooth. Johanna Tooth, 37, had been awarded the sum in an out of court settlement following a four-year ordeal. Lawyers claim she experienced painful infections, unnecessary loss of a tooth and difficulty eating after dentists … Read more
Flash flooding has left buildings damaged and major highways closed in southeast England after black thunderclouds swept across the channel this morning. The M11 northbound was forced to close between Junction 7 and the exit for Stansted Airport when heavy rainfall caused water to gush onto the road, while a sudden downpour flooded the centre … Read more
The high-end dress boutique from Amazon Prime’s reality series Gown and Out in Beverly Hills suffered nearly a half a million dollars in damages during riots in Los Angeles. The stars of the series, Pol Atteu and Patrik Simpson shared devastating images of their trashed store and told TMZ that looters pilfered over 100 custom … Read more
Bryshere Gray is sued by Chicago landlords for allegedly causing $26,120 in damages to condominium By Paul Chavez For Dailymail.com Published: 04:32 BST, 20 May 2020 | Updated: 04:32 BST, 20 May 2020 Bryshere Gray has been sued by his Chicago landlords for allegedly damaging a condominium unit. The 26-year-old former Empire star was sued … Read more
Studies are continuing to emerge that the novel coronavirus attacks and severly damages the kidneys. Research has mostly focused on the ways the virus attacks the lungs, but two new reports reveal high levels of the virus in the kidneys and kidney injury in more than one-third of coronavirus patients. In one study, about 90 … Read more
Mastercard faces two days in front of Britain’s highest court to determine whether it potentially owes every adult in the UK a collective £14billion. Former financial ombudsman Walter Merricks is taking the card provider to court, claiming the fees it charged shops between 1992 and 2008, declared unlawful by the European Commission, resulted in consumers … Read more
According to Chinese data, one in five patients with COVID-19 may be ill enough to need medical intervention. For the rest wild symptoms, the best medication could be ibuprofen and paracetamol, as this controls fever and pain. In order to help rebuild the immune system post-virus, experts recommend antioxidants which can be obtained from a … Read more