Lindsey Vonn has revealed that she came close to losing her leg after her crash at the Winter Olympics – and thanked the doctor who saved it. The skier broke her leg in a fall during the women’s downhill race on February 8 and has subsequently undergone multiple operations. The 41-year-old said she had compartment syndrome and credited Doctor Tom Hackett for saving her leg through a fasciotomy. “Doctor Tom Hackett saved my leg. He saved my leg from being amputated.

Tom TuiteAn MMA fighter and a chef have been refused bail after appearing in court charged with a "ferocious" unprovoked attack in Dublin's Temple Bar last week that left a man fighting for his life. The court heard there was a conversation, that Mr Ricci shook hands with the man, and that they then separated. It was claimed that the man was held down by Mr Ricci, who allegedly punched him for 20 seconds. Detective Garda Collier stated that Mr Ricci took the man’s e-scooter and "smashed it down on the victim's face". The court heard that a witness heard Mr Ricci shouting "No more drugs" during the incident.

'Illegal lorry park' sparks concerns about pollution as investigation underwayLocal residents have raised concerns about the recent appearance of the siteView Image There are concerns about a lorry park near Huntingdon (stock image) (Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto)An 'illegal' lorry park has been issued an Enforcement Notice by a Cambridgeshire council. An investigation into environmental concerns relating to the lorry park is ongoing, according to Huntingdon MP Ben Obese-Jecty. ‌Mr Obese-Jecty said Huntingdonshire District Council (HDC) has issued an enforcement notice and is investigating environmental concerns relating to an 'illegal' lorry park on the edge of Brington. The Enforcement Notice has reportedly been appealed by the landowner and a decision by the Planning Inspectorate is due. The service requires more evidence of environmental pollution before they are able to take further action, Mr Obese-Jecty said.

Photo: Leigh AndersonLough Dan Scout Centre staff member Ben Scott (centre), with Youhanba Wahba, Steven Fan, George Naguib, Taline Mikhaeil and Lovey Habib of the 20th Wicklow Cubs from Bray. Photo: Leigh AndersonCillian Walsh, Dylan Sullivan, Liam Keenan and Daniel Matthews with the Castleknock 175th at Lough Dan. Photo: Leigh AndersonMore than 200 scouts from different groups came together on Saturday and reached a milestone as they planted the 8,000th tree at Scouting Ireland’s Lough Dan Scout and Eco Centre in Roundwood Co Wicklow, as part of the ecological restoration of the site. Scouting Ireland is the largest non-formal education youth movement on the island of Ireland with close to 40,000 members. At Lough Dan, Scouting Ireland has taken on an important role of restoring the former farmland which had declined over a number of decades, become overgrown and bracken spreading across large areas of the site.

The BBC has apologised for not editing a racial slur out of its coverage of Sunday’s Bafta Film Awards ceremony prior to broadcast. A BBC spokesperson said: “Some viewers may have heard strong and offensive language during the Bafta Film Awards. “We apologise that this was not edited out prior to broadcast and it will now be removed from the version on BBC iPlayer.” Following the incident, the Bafta Film Awards was removed from the BBC’s iPlayer streaming service. It comes after Tourette syndrome charity Tourettes Action said it “deeply understands” the harm of the racial slur, but called for understanding of the condition. Mr Davidson, Bafta, Tourette Scotland, Lindo and Jordan have been contacted for comment.

“People say he isn’t very quick, but it was a course record in the King George. I was nervous he wasn’t fit enough for Haydock, but he exceeded our expectations there, while the King George was an exceptional day. “He’s come out of the King George very well and in fact better than I expected. “Having a horse of his calibre in such good form going into the Gold Cup is extremely exciting. “It’s a dream to have a horse to run in the Gold Cup and go there with a chance,” he said.

Four years was the duration of the fight against the Nazis in which Ukraine under German occupation lost 10 million of its people. Four years ago today marks the anniversary of the start of what Vladimir Putin dubbed a “Special Military Operation”, Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. By the end of 2022, Ukraine had liberated around half the land seized by Russia during the initial stage of the invasion. The most recent round of talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Geneva concluded recently without a breakthrough. And the outrageous attempt by Hungary to block both a €90 billion EU loan and another round of sanctions against Russia is deeply regrettable.

Adults brawl at youth football match in Wales as onlooker pleads 'it's just a game'Violence broke out during the match on Saturday, as adults ran out onto the pitch and threw punches while children tried to interveneView Image Fight breaks out between adults at children's football matchDisturbing footage has revealed the moment violence erupted between adults watching a children's football fixture in Wales. Chaos unfolded during the closing stages of the U14s clash between Aberkenfig BGC and Trefelin BGC on Saturday as adults stormed onto the playing surface and engaged in a violent confrontation. Trefelin BGC certainly don't condone this behaviour and are awaiting reports from the relevant match and league officials. The behaviour shown does not reflect the standards, values, or expectations we hold as a community-focused football club. A spokesperson for the Football Association of Wales said: "The relevant football authorities are aware of the alleged incident, and a full investigation will take place."

Representatives of Athlone GAA Club taking part in the initiative. Athlone GAA plants 250 trees as part of five-year biodiversity planAthlone GAA Club has planted 250 native trees at Páirc Chiaráin as part of its five-year biodiversity action plan. The trees were planted yesterday (Sunday), with the initiative being described as "a fantastic step forward in enhancing biodiversity across our 18-acre grounds". "Last year we commissioned a five-year biodiversity action plan, and we are proud to have since been awarded €10,000 in part-funding to help bring this plan to life," the club said. The club also extended thanks to Micheál Coughlan and the Green Committee for their work on the biodiversity action plan, and to Willie Brady and Brian Gaynor for the generous donation of trees and for their hands-on support with the planting.

It’s confusing for them — they’re learning both the cutesie inaccurate word, as well as having to learn the accurate word. This, says Daly, is motivating for the baby: “Babies light up when you copy them. One study that summarised much of the research found parentese encourages more conversational turns between parents and babies, leading to stronger language development outcomes. Parentese is simplified, not silly;Letting your voice be expressive holds baby’s attention — no need to exaggerate it;Follow baby’s focus. For babies, parentese is comfort, connection, and learning all wrapped in one.”

The nub of the bubbling episode surrounding teen striker Michael Noonan is believed to centre on third-party transfer fee cuts. A report in the Sunday Times confirmed that the player’s family lodged a complaint with the English FA about his agent. His club, Shamrock Rovers, confirmed on Monday they are not under investigation on that matter but are assisting Fifa after discovering “two agency agreements” within the club. In the meantime, the saga over dealings between his agent, Rovers, and the fallout, will be scrutinised. The Rovers statement, issued on Monday morning, stressed that Medlar and his board only became aware of the agreements in August.

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Viewed from Europe, the US’s failure to defend the people of Ukraine against Russian aggression is the greatest and most consequential of a host of recent American betrayals. Valeriia Deikun, Kate Melmik, Lada Samusenka and Sasha Tsipan at a commemorative rally on the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on Grand Parade, Cork. As the full-scale war Putin launched in 2022 stumbles into its fifth bloody year this Tuesday, Europe, like Russia, is in deep trouble. Yet so too is the US, though Trump and his mouthy muppets, Marco Rubio and JD Vance, don’t realise it yet. And where better to start than in Ukraine, the actual and symbolic frontline in the battle between liberal democracy and the Trump-Putin axis?

A significant capital development plan for Cork Airport, currently under way, will support Cork’s international connectivity into the future. However, timelines and funding streams for the delivery of key projects like Luas Cork and the Northern Distributor Road remain uncertain. The cumulative impact of so many important projects for Cork will be transformative for the city and wider southern region. The end goal of this ambition, investment and development is a more competitive Cork region, a vision shared by businesses and the wider community. The future of our city region will be shaped by the challenges we face and our response to them.

Rio Ferdinand sends clear message to Arne Slot over Liverpool star he can no longer ignoreLiverpool youngster Rio Ngumoha has been praised after his substitute appearance during the win over Nottingham Forest in the Premier LeagueView 2 Images Rio Ferdinand has praised Liverpool star Rio Ngumoha (Image: Nigel French/Sportsphoto/Allstar via Getty Images)Rio Ferdinand has sent a clear message to Arne Slot after Rio Ngumoha played a key role in helping Liverpool beat Nottingham Forest. The Reds claimed a 1-0 win over Forest in the Premier League on Sunday, thanks to a stoppage-time goal from Alexis Mac Allister. “Top drawer the kid Rio [Ngumoha] for Liverpool,” wrote Ferdinand on X. View 2 Images Rio Ngumoha played a key role in helping Liverpool beat Nottingham Forest (Image: Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty Images)“Every time I watch Rio Ngumoha, he looks electric,” Sturridge wrote on X. “There's no one better in getting last-minute winners in the Premier League - and that is Liverpool."