Harry Maguire has been found guilty of non-serious assault and handed a suspended 15-month sentence after a retrial in Greece.

Cadillac might just be the best-prepared new team in Formula 1 history.The General Motors-backed team racked up the virtual miles in detailed race simulations last year and was reliable in preseason testing with its new car, named for Mario Andretti, even if it's likely to be fighting with struggling Aston Martin not to be last.The rubber hits the road for real as the 11th team at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday. From a one-season wonder to a notorious disgrace, here is a look at some other debut seasons from F1 history for Cadillac to aspire to, or avoid:Ferrari (1950)Everyone starts somewhere. In the first world championship season, Ferrari was an emerging manufacturer in the shadow of Italian giants Alfa Romeo and Maserati. Alberto Ascari's second-place finish at the Monaco Grand Prix made a statement that Ferrari was serious. Jos Froiln Gonzlez brought Ferrari its first win a year later and Ascari became the team's first champion in 1952. Ferrari is the only team to participate in every F1 season.Jordan (1991)When F1 had so many teams that pre-qualifying was needed to trim the field, you needed something special to stand out. Team boss Eddie Jordan, who died last year at the age of 76, was a cult figure in F1 for his strong opinions and loud shirts, and handed future seven-time champion Michael Schumacher a debut after his regular driver was arrested. Schumacher qualified seventh, putting himself and Jordan on the map. The popular Irish team stayed on the grid, winning four races, until a 2005 sale. Andrea Moda (1992)F1 had slow teams like Life, which never got past pre-qualifying. It had short-lived teams like Mastercard Lola, which lasted one qualifying session. Andrea Moda still stands out. Its car, a years-old design, broke down regularly once before leaving the pit lane and was hopelessly slow. The team missed a race because its engines didn't arrive and another when its trucks were stuck in traffic, was accused by one driver of knowingly fitting damaged steering to his car and was eventually excluded from F1 mid-season.Brawn (2009)F1's ultimate Cinderella story began when Honda wanted to shut down its team to save money as the global economy plummeted. Team principal Ross Brawn persuaded Honda to accept a management buyout for one pound. In a plain white car with almost no sponsors but with a game-changing double diffuser innovation that left other teams scrambling to copy it, Jenson Button won Brawn's first race in Australia. He held off Red Bull's Sebastian Vettel to take the championship in the team's first and only season. Brawn then sold his team to Mercedes and it has won eight more constructors' titles since.Haas (2016)American teams have a patchy history in F1. The last to win a race was Penske in 1976, while USF1 never even made the grid before running out of cash in 2010. That made it all the more surprising when the next U.S. entry, Haas, didn't just survive in F1, it celebrated sixth- and fifth-place finishes in its first two races with Romain Grosjean at the wheel. While Cadillac is building a new headquarters in Indiana, Haas bases much of its key operations in Europe, with close ties to Ferrari and a new partnership with Toyota.___AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing

CORTINA D'The Winter Paralympics come to Milan Cortina to celebrate their 50th anniversary, with China looking to extend its dominance as a Paralympic powerhouse and Ukraine and other nations boycotting the opening ceremony over the return of the Russian flag and anthem.The Games will officially kick off on Friday amid the tensions of the war in the Middle East, which prompted travel difficulties for some of the nations coming to Italy because of a widespread flight disruptions. Iran was due to have one skier at Milan Cortina. Wheelchair curling kickstarted the competition schedule on Wednesday. The Paralympic Games are back in Italy 20 years after Torino 2006. It will be the 14th edition of the Winter Paralympics since the inaugural edition in Ornskoldsvik, Sweden, in 1976. Nearly 200 athletes competed in two sports at the time. Some 660 athletes will participate across the six sports in Italy from Friday through March 15.The U.S. is sending a 72-member squad to Italy, compared to the 67-member roster it took to Beijing 2022. This years delegation includes Oksana Masters, the most decorated American Winter Paralympian, and 16-year-old Para alpine skier Meg Gustafson.Russian flag returnsRussian athletes will compete under their own flag at the Paralympics for the first time in more than a decade, and the countrys national anthem could be played for gold medalists for the first time on the stage of a major global sporting event since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.The Russian flag hasnt been flown at the Paralympics since the 2014 Winter Games in Sochi, while the national anthem has not been heard at any Olympics or Paralympics since the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Summer Games.It could be the first time the anthem is played on the stage of any major global sporting event in four years.Ukraine was the first to announce that it was planning to boycott the opening ceremony because of Russia, and seven other nations were planning not to attend because of political reasons: the Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, Latvia, Poland, Lithuania and the Netherlands. Some other nations are not attending the opening ceremony to rest their athletes ahead of their competitions, not as a boycott.Russian athletes were initially banned because of a state-sponsored doping program, and the sanctions had continued since the invasion of Ukraine in 2022.Ukraines sports minister Matvii Bidnyi had said in a social media post the nation will not take part in any other official Paralympic events. Russian athletes and athletes from Russias close ally, Belarus, were awarded slots by the International Paralympic Committee on Feb. 17. Russian and Belarussian athletes had been competing as individual neutral athletes without their flag, anthem or team colors.The IPC said most teams were already in Europe for training, but it was helping out others with travel amid the war in the Middle East.Chinese dominanceThe Milan Cortina Games will give China the chance to establish itself as the nation to beat in both the Summer Paralympics and Winter Paralympics.The Chinese topped the medal count in the Summer Paralympics every time since 2004, and four years ago won the Winter Games for the first time with a record-setting performance that included 18 gold medals, 20 silver and 23 bronze.China had more than 90 Para athletes competing at its home Games in 2022, the most ever by any nation, and is sending another large delegation to Italy this time. It will have 70 athletes competing in Italy, making its largest ever overseas delegation.Norway is the most successful nation in Winter Paralympics, ahead of the United States and Austria. China is 14th in the all-time medal table but competed in less than half of the Games in which Norway, the U.S. and Austria participated since the first Winter Paralympics in Ornskoldsvik.Chinas push to dominate in the Winter Paralympics got a boost when it was picked to host the Beijing Games, where it won 60 more medals than the single one it had won in PyeongChang in 2018.The push continued after the home Games, with government funds still being made available for Paralympic programs and changes being promoted on several fronts, including new laws for people with disabilities to encourage their access to sports.China developed hundreds of disability sport instructors and coaches with government funding since they started the investment in Paralympic sports. They trained coaches for mass participation and theyve been training coaches for the elite sports, said NaRi Shin, an assistant professor of sport management at the University of Michigan.They have national Para games and regional games within the nations boundary, but also had the Olympic Games in 2008 and the Winter Games in 2022, so they do have maintained the series of competitions so that these athletes who they trained have the experience of competing at the higher level, said Shin, who is an expert in sport development and on how East Asian countries have invested in the Olympics and Paralympics.___AP Winter Paralympics: https://apnews.com/hub/paralympic-games

Lewis Hamilton has unveiled his impressive physical condition in a striking shirtless photograph shared on Instagram, signalling his readiness for the upcoming Melbourne Grand Prix.The 41-year-old Formula One legend posted the image to his Instagram story with the message: "Race week! I'm ready."Sporting shorts from his sponsor Lululemon, the seven-time world champion displayed a remarkably toned physique that demonstrates the intensity of his off-season preparation.The photograph arrives just days before the season opener in Australia, where Hamilton will begin his quest to claim an unprecedented eighth world championship title.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe Ferrari driver revealed that his preparation for this campaign has been more rigorous than any previous off-season in his career.In an Instagram post shared five days earlier, Hamilton documented his comprehensive fitness routine, which encompasses weightlifting, cardiovascular exercise, flexibility work and strength conditioning."This is the most I've ever trained between seasons. I'm pushing hard every day to show up stronger than ever this year," he wrote. The British racing icon emphasised that his focus centres on "progress and endurance and going further than the day before."Hamilton also captured footage of himself completing an outdoor run during a recent trip to the United States.LATEST SPORTS NEWS:Aryna Sabalenka shows off stunning ring as tennis star gets engaged to 80m partnerMan Utd legend's son given six-match ban after using homophobic insultFootball's most-controversial tactics as Arsenal come under fire for corner strategyHamilton has issued a stark warning to his Formula One competitors ahead of the new season, declaring there will be "no holding back" as he pursues a record-breaking eighth world championship.The most successful driver in the sport's history has proclaimed that he remains "still standing" and "still hungry" despite his age. His determination appears undiminished as he prepares for this weekend's season opener at Albert Park.The Briton's fighting words suggest he intends to mount a serious challenge for the title, refusing to let his age become a factor in his championship ambitions.Hamilton's renewed determination comes after an exceptionally challenging debut campaign with the Scuderia.The British driver endured a season to forget, finishing behind teammate Charles Leclerc in both qualifying and the overall standings. Most strikingly, he concluded the year without standing on the podium even once, marking the first time in his illustrious career he failed to achieve a top-three finish across an entire season.His struggles reached such depths that Hamilton publicly described himself as "absolutely useless" and even suggested Ferrari should consider replacing him with another driver.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

HMS Dragon is being loaded with ammunition in Portsmouth having just recently come out of maintenance.

As the Middle East conflict escalates, many cruise passengers in the region have been left stranded, searching for ways to get home.Celestyal Journey, Celestyal Discovery and MSC Euribia were all grounded in the last few days.Thousands of passengers were on ships in the affected areas during the U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran. Many of the vessels have been ordered to halt all activity, Fox News Digital has learned.AMERICAN TRAPPED IN DUBAI DESCRIBES HOTEL FRIGHT AND 'SHOCK WAVES' AS IRAN LAUNCHES AIRSTRIKES"MSC Cruises is working continuously with airline partners in the region, particularly Emirates and Etihad Airways, to identify and secure return flights for our guests," MSC Cruises, headquartered in Geneva, told Fox News Digital in a statement.The highly limited number of flights is creating another layer of chaos."We are requesting priority for our guests from our partners. At present, airlines [that are] operating flights have indicated that they will follow an order of priority based on the original flight date," MSC Cruises continued."In order to speed up the repatriation, we are working on other options such as chartering flights from Dubai, Abu Dhabi or Muscat," the cruise company added.Across seven major Middle East airports, the total cancellations exceeded 12,000 flights on Tuesday, according to TravelPirates."Right now, the biggest danger is direct fire or debris from Iranian missiles and drones. Iran has targeted the airports and prominent hotels," Dale Buckner, a retired U.S. Army colonel and CEO of security firm Global Guardian, based in Virginia, told Fox News Digital.MEXICO CRUISE STOPS ARE SUDDENLY SCRAPPED AS SAFETY CONCERNS CONTINUE IN REGION"Each evacuation presents a different problem set," Buckner continued. "One of the biggest challenges has been the chaos at the different UAE-Oman land crossings, where officials are overwhelmed by the influx." At least six ships from four different companies were affected by the conflict in the region, according to Cruise Hive."The situation on board remains calm. We are providing guests with regular updates on the situation," MSC Cruises said."We are in constant contact with local authorities, embassies and foreign offices," the group added.CRUISE SHIP ABRUPTLY CHANGES COURSE TO RESCUE PEOPLE IN DISTRESSED BOAT: 'KNEW SOMETHING' WAS UPCelestyal Cruises, based in Athens, Greece, had two voyages scheduled to depart March 2."We regret to inform our guests and travel partners that, in view of the current circumstances in the Middle East, the Celestyal Journey cruise scheduled to depart from Dubai on March 2, and the Celestyal Discovery cruise scheduled to depart from Abu Dhabi on March 2, have been [canceled]," Celestyal said in a statement shared with Cruise Critic.Celestyal Journey will stay in Doha until March 7, according to a statement made by the company on social media. Passengers have been told they can remain on board or disembark.Celestyal Discovery passengers are not permitted to disembark in Dubai as of now.EMERGENCY SCARE ROCKS MAJOR CRUISE SHIP COMPANY AS ANOTHER VOYAGE IS CANCELED"Once disembarkation is approved, we will provide support to assist guests with transfers from the ship to Abu Dhabi Airport," the cruise line said.Cruise passengers who were booked on the canceled voyages will receive a full refund or future credit.Norwegian Cruise Line has vessels that travel to the Middle East, but there are no current sailings."We are closelymonitoringthe evolving conflict in Iran and the broader region," a spokesperson for Norwegian Cruise Line told Fox News Digital.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES"We recognize that broader regional disruptions, including airline cancellations and airspace restrictions, mayimpactsome guests ability to travel," the spokesperson continued."Guests who are unable to reach their embarkation port due to airline-canceled flights related to these events will be eligible for a future cruise credit," the company added.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERDubai, which at one time was considered a safe haven in the region, has become a pressure point during a deepening conflict."To date, the UAE has been targeted by around 1,000 Iranian munitions, including drones and ballistic missiles," Buckner said.Kristy Ellmer, a consultant from New Hampshire, had been traveling in Dubai with her husband, Matt Carwell.She was promoting her upcoming book and taking time to relax with her husband. Everything changed Saturday.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZ"We were just sitting on the beach," Ellmer told Fox News Digital in an interview. "All of a sudden, we felt explosions."Ellmer was originally scheduled to leave Dubai on Sunday night. She had flights canceled for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.She finally got onto a flight headed for Munich on Wednesday as part of her journey home."It was very calm" at Dubai International Airport, she said. "It was clear where you needed to go."

Willmar, Minnesota - The Willmar Stingers are proud to announce a new partnership with Lakeland Media to broadcast Stingers Baseball games throughout ... - Northwoods Willmar Stingers

Accus davoir tenu des propos discriminatoires contre Omar El Hilali lors du match entre Elche et lEspanyol, Rafa Mir na pas t sanctionn par la commission de discipline en Liga. Linstance disciplinaire a ouverture une procdure spare pour enquter sur cette potentielle affaire de racisme.

Former England pacer Stuart Broad has issued a stark warning to England regarding Hardik Pandya ahead of their semifinal clash with India. Broad highlighted Pandya's ability to single-handedly change match momentum through his aggressive batting and crucial bowling. He emphasized that England must strategically target Pandya's batting order to neutralize his devastating finishing prowess.

Aluminum Composite Panels, commonly known as ACP, are flat panels consisting of two thin coil-coated aluminum sheets bonded to a non-aluminum core. These panels are widely celebrated in the modern architectural world for their lightweight nature, exceptional rigidity, and sleek finish. By combining the flexibility of the core material with the strength of aluminum, ACP provides a versatile...