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Leo Horoscope Today for August 7, 2025: Prosperity may exist today

Hindustan Times

6 days ago

Business
Hindustan Times

Leo Horoscope Today for August 7, 2025: Prosperity may exist today

Leo (Jul 23-Aug 23) Daily Horoscope Prediction says, you are too emotional in nature Troubleshoot the issues in the love affair. You may consider opportunities to prove your mettle at the job. Prosperity exists today, but health can be a concern. Leo Horoscope Today: Read our expert astrological predictions to find out what the stars have in store for you. (Freepik) Go for crucial solutions for love-related issues today. Minor professional issues may be there. Wealth will come in from different sources. Health can give you a tough time. Leo Love Horoscope Today Be careful while you have arguments with your lover. Despite the love life being stronger, your partner may misunderstand your words, and this can lead to chaos in the love affair. It is good to spend more time with the lover. You need to be a patient listener, and this will help you settle even the issues of the past. Some marriage relationships will see turbulence, and parents need to interfere. Single natives will see someone special today. Leo Career Horoscope Today Expect issues in your productivity. It is good to take up new tasks that will test your professional mettle. Those who handle financial profiles, including banking and accounting sectors, will have challenges related to the calculations. You need to be expressive at team sessions, and your communication skills will impress the clients. Those who are into business will have new ideas today and launch them without apprehension. There will be no shortage of funds as clients and partners will provide financial aid. Leo Money Horoscope Today No major monetary issue will come up. However, it is good to have control over the expenditure. You may buy electronic appliances today, and some businessmen will also succeed in raising funds through promoters. Females will also have plans to travel abroad on a vacation. Your relationship with siblings will also help you raise funds for your business. Today, you may try your fortune in the stock market. You need to have proper knowledge about trading, as losing money is the last thing you want. Leo Health Horoscope Today Minor health issues may come up today. Viral fever, sore throat, digestive issues, and oral health issues will be common. Some females may develop gynecological issues that will need medical attention. Females working in the kitchen may get minor cuts, but this won't be serious. You may also have a urinary infection or vision-related issues. Drink plenty of water and avoid smoking. Leo Sign Attributes Strength: Generous, Loyal, Energetic, Enthusiastic Generous, Loyal, Energetic, Enthusiastic Weakness: Arrogant, Luxury seeker, Careless, and Self-complacent Arrogant, Luxury seeker, Careless, and Self-complacent Symbol: Lion Lion Element: Fire Fire Body Part : Heart & Spine : Heart & Spine Sign Ruler : Sun : Sun Lucky Day : Sunday : Sunday Lucky Color: Golden Golden Lucky Number : 19 : 19 Lucky Stone: Ruby Leo Sign Compatibility Chart Natural affinity: Aries, Gemini, Libra, Sagittarius Good compatibility: Leo, Aquarius Fair compatibility: Cancer, Virgo, Capricorn, Pisces Less compatibility: Taurus, Scorpio By: Dr. J. N. Pandey Vedic Astrology & Vastu Expert Website: E-mail: djnpandey@ Phone: 91-9811107060 (WhatsApp Only)

Premier League star 'speechless' after Diogo Jota attended his wedding last week

Daily Mirror

03-07-2025

Entertainment
Daily Mirror

Premier League star 'speechless' after Diogo Jota attended his wedding last week

Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre, died in a car crash on Thursday and tributes have flooded in, including a particularly poignant one from Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa Wolves goalkeeper Jose Sa has been left 'speechless' after good friend Diogo Jota tragically died aged 28 in a car crash. The Liverpool star and his brother, Andre, were killed in the early hours of Thursday morning near Zamora in northwestern Spain. It was only last Friday, June 27, that Jota had been at Sa's wedding. The pair got to know each other while playing together at Porto during the 2016-17 season and later the Portuguese national team, celebrating two Nations League titles together. ‌ Sa, 32, married actress Raquel Jacob at a castle in the Portuguese city of Braga, with Jota in attendance. On Saturday, Jacob told her 62,000 Instagram followers: "Yesterday we lived the most magical day of our lives. A perfect day, filled with love, smiles, happy tears and tight hugs. ‌ "Thank you to everyone who has been with us, near and far - every presence, every gesture and every word made this moment even more special. We will forever cherish this day in our hearts." After Thursday's devastating news broke, Sa shared an image of the forward and his brother from their Porto days on Instagram. As the caption, the Woves shot-stopper simply wrote: "Speechless." Tributes flooded in throughout Thursday, with Jurgen Klopp, Sir Kenny Dalglish and multiple Liverpool players among those to pay their respects with public messages of condolence. Liverpool's CEO of football, Michael Edwards, and Richard Hughes, the club's sporting director, wrote a joint message to supporters. "There is nothing that we can say in this moment to ease the pain of such a devastating tragedy. We all feel utterly bereft right now," they said. "In such heartbreaking circumstances, it is our responsibility to acknowledge the collective grief we are experiencing, to pay tribute to our Diogo, and to offer unwavering support to his family who remain our absolute priority at this time. "Diogo's wife, Rute, their three beautiful children, his parents and wider family are facing an unimaginable loss. This tragic accident has taken not only Diogo, but also his brother, Andre Silva. We mourn them both equally. We must respect the family's privacy and give them the space to grieve in whichever way they need. ‌ "Of course, we - his Liverpool family - are also struggling to come to terms with what has happened. As his teammates, friends and colleagues, we are consumed by shock and sorrow. We know our supporters, his national team, former clubs and teammates and the wider football community share in this grief. This is a tragedy that transcends Liverpool Football Club. "In the coming days, we as a club will look to honour our beloved number 20 with the respect and affection he so richly deserves. We will strive to make these tributes meaningful and inclusive of our supporters, to whom Diogo meant so much. "For now, we express a love that is filled with deep sorrow and pain. We have lost someone truly irreplaceable. Rest in peace, Diogo."

Lauren Sánchez engagement ring: See photos of the stunning jewelry

USA Today

24-06-2025

Business
USA Today

Lauren Sánchez engagement ring: See photos of the stunning jewelry

What does the man who has everything get his girlfriend when it's time to pop the question? About two years ago, Lauren Sánchez found out. Billionaire Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, 61, and journalist Lauren Sánchez, 55, are set to tie the knot in Venice this week following a surprise 2023 engagement. In a Vogue profile published in November of that year, Sánchez revealed that Bezos, at the start of that summer, hid the ring under her pillow after dinner. "When he opened the box, I think I blacked out a bit," she told the outlet. Lauren Sanchez's engagement ring cost According to People magazine, Sánchez's stunning diamond rock is estimated to be about 30 carats and likely costs as much as $5 million. Sánchez has shown off the ring while attending events, including the Living Legends of Aviation Awards. As far as the couple's engagement party goes, according to Vogue, the star-studded bash was attended by everyone from the likes of Oprah Winfrey to Barbra Streisand. Photos of Lauren Sanchez's engagement ring When are Jeff Bezos, Lauren Sanchez getting married? Bezos and Sánchez are now set to tie the knot in Venice, Italy. The exact date and location of the wedding haven't been confirmed, but in March, the city of Venice said about 200 guests will be invited. The city also dismissed concerns that the wedding would be disruptive, saying it "will be easy for Venice to accommodate such an event, without any disruption whatsoever to the city, its residents and visitors." While a full guest list hasn't been revealed, President Donald Trump's daughter Ivanka Trump and her husband, Jared Kushner, were photographed arriving in Venice on Tuesday, June 24, after reports indicated that they had been invited. Fashion designer Diane Von Fürstenberg was also spotted in the city. Who has Jeff Bezos been married to before? Bezos was previously married to MacKenzie Scott from 1993 to 2019. She received about $38 billion through the divorce settlement. Contributing: Greta Cross

[Watch] Malaysia's Basikal Lajak Crisis: When Children's Games Turn Deadly

Rakyat Post

10-06-2025

Rakyat Post

[Watch] Malaysia's Basikal Lajak Crisis: When Children's Games Turn Deadly

Subscribe to our FREE In Malaysia, police are dealing with an unusual type of offender: children and teens caught riding modified bicycles without brakes. For years, authorities have arrested many young 'basikal lajak' riders during targeted operations and impromptu situations. These young detainees, riding bikes stripped of essential safety equipment on elevated highways, have been caught on overhead passes and main streets, including right in the heart of Kuala Lumpur. In one incident, police forced dozens of detained children to line up and perform ketuk-ketampit (squat exercises) as punishment. More recently, some children broke down in tears when confronted by officers, underscoring the emotional impact of these enforcement actions. If anything, continued police arrests and mounting accidents demonstrate that traditional enforcement alone cannot address the underlying appeal these activities hold for young people. Social Media Glorification But here's where the story gets complicated: many of these dangerous activities are being celebrated online. Social media are flooded with basikal lajak content that treats dangerous riding as entertainment, with videos regularly going viral and accumulating millions of views. Some social media accounts dedicated to this culture have tens of thousands of followers, showcasing organised gatherings where modified bikes take over the streets. The content creates a feedback loop where children see exciting videos, modify their own bikes, and then post footage to gain social media attention. Each viral video potentially inspires dozens more children to join the trend. The Bigger Picture The parallels between basikal lajak culture and Malaysia's infamous mat rempit motorcycle scene are impossible to ignore. Both groups enjoy modifying their rides, socialising in large groups, and performing daring stunts that capture people's attention. This makes you wonder: Do kids who start with modified bicycles eventually graduate to motorcycles when they get older? Nobody has yet proven this connection, but the pattern seems familiar to many Malaysians. What is obvious is that both groups are comprised of young people seeking thrills. They want to feel the rush of speed, show off to their friends, and be part of something exciting – even if it means breaking traffic rules. Right now, police keep arresting these kids, and accidents keep happening, but Malaysia still can't figure out how to solve this problem. It's not as if there's a single bad guy to blame or a straightforward fix that will work. The real challenge is not only stopping people from getting hurt but also understanding why these activities are so appealing to young Malaysians in the first place. Lest We Forget The tragic consequences of basikal lajak culture were starkly illustrated in a case that gripped Malaysia. In 2023, a young Malaysian woman, The 2017 incident occurred at 3 am in Johor Bahru, where she drove into the teenagers. Before her acquittal, Sam faced a six-year prison sentence and a fine for dangerous driving as of April 2022, indicating the severity of the initial legal outcome and the complex questions surrounding responsibility in such tragic circumstances. The parents involved in the case have expressed that their children were good boys, reflecting their desire to defend their memory amid the tragedy. However, critics have responded with harsh condemnation, arguing that the parents were aware their children possessed modified bicycles and regularly rode them on highways, yet failed to intervene until tragedy struck. These critics contend that the parents should acknowledge their fault and Dah budak melayu je main basikal lajak kat highway pukul 3 pagi ni mmg lah majoriti yg terkorban tu melayu. ada nampak budak cina main basikal lajak kat highway tak pukul 3 pagi? Tak ada sebab depa semua tahu anak diorg kt mana malam² Nampak beza tak mentaliti parents kat situ — faez (@fzbhr8) READ MORE : READ MORE : READ MORE : Share your thoughts with us via TRP's .

Foreign Office warns Brits there ‘may be travel disruption' to these two European countries

Wales Online

29-04-2025

Wales Online

Foreign Office warns Brits there ‘may be travel disruption' to these two European countries

Foreign Office warns Brits there 'may be travel disruption' to these two European countries Millions of people were left without mobile phone coverage and internet and there was huge disruption on the roads and public transport after a huge power cut Hundreds of people have been stranded at Los Rodeos Airport due to the general blackout in Tenerife, Canary Islands, Spain (Image: Anadolu via Getty Images ) The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office is urging people to plan ahead if they are due to visit Spain and Portugal, as power outages which affected Andorra, mainland Spain and mainland Portugal on Monday, April 28, have largely been resolved but are still causing some disruption. The FCDO said: 'We are monitoring the situation. There may still be some travel disruption, check with your tour operator or airline for more information before travelling. Follow the advice of the local authorities and monitor local updates.' ‌ Spain and Portugal were plunged into chaos as a massive power outage triggered an unprecedented state of emergency, causing widespread travel disruption and leaving thousands without mobile phone coverage or internet access. For our free daily briefing on the biggest issues facing the nation, sign up to the Wales Matters newsletter here . ‌ The Iberian Peninsula was hit by the extraordinary blackout on Monday at approximately 12.30pm local time, with vast regions left without essential electricity services well into the night. The situation also caused significant distress for travellers to and from these popular holiday spots, prompting Spain to declare a state of emergency. In response to the crisis, emergency services and railway staff in Spain had to assist in evacuating roughly 35,000 individuals from more than 100 trains halted due to the power failure. By 11pm, there were still passengers from 11 trains awaiting evacuation, according to Prime Minister Sánchez. Eduardo Prieto, head of operations at Spanish power distributor Red Eléctrica, described the incident as "exceptional and extraordinary." Article continues below Portugal's national grid operator has confirmed that power has been restored to 6.2 million of the 6.5 million affected households. Similarly, electricity supply has resumed in Spain, while officials continue their investigation into the root cause of the extensive blackout, reports the Mirror. What caused the huge blackout? The exact reason behind the massive power cut remains unclear, with authorities still investigating the abrupt collapse of the power grid that disrupted phone and internet services, as well as ATM access, across the Iberian Peninsula. Eduardo Prieto, the head of operation services at Spain's national grid operator, REE, confirmed in a press briefing today that there were two "disconnection events" within seconds of each other prior to the blackout. He said: "Nothing leads us to believe that it could have been human error." ‌ Meanwhile, Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said electricity demand was normal and that capacities were robust, demanding a rapid inquiry into the private companies amidst the blackouts. The Portuguese National Cybersecurity Centre has officially stated that there's no evidence suggesting a cyber attack was behind the outage. What was affected? Spain and Portugal witnessed major disruptions on Monday, as the power cut led to airport shutdowns, metro systems ceasing function, and ATMs going offline. Train services were hit hard with over 35,000 rail passengers facing cancellations yesterday. ‌ Metros ground to a halt, mobile phone networks and internet access saw outages, and air traffic faced a standstill. Chaos ensued on the streets as traffic lights went out, prompting police in Portugal to navigate traffic and set up roadblocks. Even parts of France experienced brief power interruptions. The Madrid Open tennis tournament also faced disruption, with power cut impacts on scoreboards and broadcasting equipment. ‌ Mobile phones and fibre optic networks are now back online in 90% of Spain, shared the Spanish Prime Minister. Why was there a state of emergency in Spain? Spain declared a state of emergency after experiencing the nationwide blackout, with cities including Madrid, Andalusia, and Extremadura urging the central government to maintain public order and regulate essential goods. Despite the disruption, Spain's electricity provider, Red Eléctrica, announced that over 99% of power had been restored, with assurances from the prime minister that all 48 million residents would have electricity by the end of the day. ‌ How many Brits were stranded? Following the massive power outage, dozens of British holidaymakers were left stranded, struggling to return home on Tuesday as 25 flights were cancelled on Monday. Airlines hit by the cancellations included British Airways, easyJet, Ryanair, and TAP. Travel chaos was felt across numerous UK airports, with five flights cancelled at Heathrow, four each at Bristol and Gatwick, three each at Luton and Manchester, and two at Stansted. Other airports like Aberdeen, Belfast, Birmingham, and Newcastle also faced cancellations. Addressing the operational challenges posed by the blackouts in France, Spain, and Portugal, easyJet released a statement saying: "Power outages in Portugal and Spain are impacting access to some airports and affecting some airports' operations including Lisbon, Madrid and Barcelona. ‌ "Like all airlines, we are experiencing some disruption to our flying programme meaning that some return flights from Lisbon and Madrid have been unable to operate," the airline commented. "Our flying programme at Porto and Faro airports is operating as planned." What has returned? Electricity has finally returned to the majority of homes in Spain and Portugal after a significant outage, although there remain extensive delays in train and flight services. The Portuguese grid operator confirmed that it was successful in restoring power to about 6.2 million of the 6.5 million affected homes. Energy firm Ren has announced significant progress in reconnecting power, achieving operational status for "85 of the 89 substations and switching stations". In Spain, the nation's primary operator reported that it had managed to restore 99% of the electricity supply to consumers. Article continues below