Nayte Olukoya is sharing details about his split from Michelle Young. On the latest episode of The Viall Files podcast, the Bachelorette alum revealed that he ended things with the former teacher over the phone after "a bad weekend" together. "I broke up with her over the phone. You don't want to break up with someone, especially your fiancée, over the phone," Nayte acknowledged. "... It was her birthday weekend. We're all here in L.A. because her and I got invited to this Wango Tango event.

A vet has revealed why you should never let your dog in the toilet. Picture: Getty Images By Naomi Bartram @naomibartram A vet has shared an urgent warning to dog owners over the room they should never allow their pets into. A vet has revealed why pet owners should never allow their furry friends to enter the bathroom. In fact, Rachel Barrack has said leaving your pooch on their own near a toilet could even be fatal.

In a plot twist worthy of a championship match, the wrestling world is reeling from Grant’s jaw-dropping allegations. McMahon’s once-pristine facade is now dented, and WWE is thrust into the hot seat under the glaring spotlight. Grant’s lawsuit has shattered the scripted silence, forcing the industry to grapple with long-overdue truths. Wrestling must unmask its demons, revealing the seedy underbelly beneath the glitter and glamor. Only by embracing transparency and accountability can the sports body slam its tainted past and leap into a brighter, more resilient future.

OTTAWA — On a frigid December evening, ice skaters, bundled up against the cold, zip around an outdoor rink in front of Ottawa's City Hall. Trees around the rink sparkle with Christmas lights, their bright colors bounce off snow covering the lawn and sidewalks. It is a quintessential Canadian scene, the type that for years shaped how many Canadians saw their place in the world. Like many Canadians, Jonathan Berkshire Miller grew up with a rosy view of the country's international role, such as peacekeeping missions.

Florida This article is more than 5 months oldFamily of US woman who died from ingesting kratom wins $11m damagesThis article is more than 5 months oldKrystal Talavera, 39, took legal herbal extract, which has opioid-like effect on the brain, in 2021 and died shortly after The family of a Florida woman who died in 2021 after ingesting kratom has been awarded more than $11m from a distributor of the south-east Asian herbal extract that has an opioid-like effect on the brain.