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Watch: Patrick Clancy says he forgives his ex-wife, Lindsay

Patrick Clancy said in a CBS interview that he forgives his ex-wife Lindsay Clancy, who is accused of murdering their three children, and that he did the best he could as she struggled with mental illness. The trial ended in a mistrial after jurors deadlocked.

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Wegovy maker Novo sheds 13,000 jobs as it slims down in war of the fat jabs

Novo Nordisk has shed 13,000 jobs over the past year, including 9,000 layoffs and 4,000 unfilled roles, as it faces intensifying competition from Eli Lilly in the obesity and diabetes drug market. CEO Mike Doustdar presented plans to revive growth with new drugs and expanded manufacturing, but shares fell 9% and remain far below their 2024 peak. Analyst commentary focused on investor patience and competitive positioning.

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Swiss footballer Granit Xhaka under investigation over Covid-19 certificate

Swiss captain Granit Xhaka is under investigation by Lucerne prosecutors over allegations he obtained a forged Covid-19 vaccination certificate in 2022. Xhaka apologized, said he would cooperate, and withdrew from Switzerland's upcoming Nations League matches. The article also notes Swiss certificate rules and a prior comparable case involving a national ice hockey coach.

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Love Island star Anna Vakili's sister Mandi apologises for breastfeeding comments after receiving death threats  - as Katherine Ryan weighs in on debate

Mandi Vakili, sister of Love Island star Anna Vakili, apologized for saying public breastfeeding without a cover made her uncomfortable after receiving death threats and abuse. Katherine Ryan weighed in by expressing support for breastfeeding mothers rather than commenting directly on Vakili.

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Sunderland captain Granit Xhaka confesses to Covid vaccine certificate fraud while playing for Arsenal - and could face JAIL as he is thrown out of Switzerland's squad

Sunderland captain Granit Xhaka admitted to obtaining a forged Covid-19 vaccine certificate in 2022 while at Arsenal, saying he distrusted the vaccine and did not use proper channels. Swiss authorities are investigating and he could face a fine or up to five years in prison, and he has been removed from Switzerland's squad.

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