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Daniel Orton is an editor on the dwell information group at Newsweek, based mostly in London, U.Okay. He was beforehand a video information editor on the firm between 2017 and 2019, earlier than spending a number of years as a senior video journalist on the social information group at The Wall Road Journal, the place he primarily produced short-form and breaking-news movies for the Journal’s X (Twitter) web page, with a deal with enterprise, finance and markets. He additionally produced longer movies for different platforms on a variety of topics, from the U.Okay. royal household’s funds to the price of tackling local weather change. He has additionally labored for The London Night Commonplace, Fox Information and Bauer Media.

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Spain’s ex-soccer chief Luis Rubiales was discovered responsible on Thursday of sexually assaulting participant Jenni Hermoso when he kissed her after the 2023 Girls’s World Cup last.

He was fined greater than 10,000 euros ($10,400) in Audiencia Nacional courtroom.

Rubiales was cleared of the cost of coercion for making an attempt to downplay the kiss on the lips of Hermoso throughout the awards ceremony after the ultimate in Sydney. The kiss sparked outrage in Spain and marred the celebrations of Spain’s first Girls’s World Cup title.

Rubiales mentioned Hermoso consented to the kiss however she denied it.

Three different former Spanish federation members accused of coercion — former girls’s group coach Jorge Vilda, sports activities director of the boys’s group Albert Luque, and head of promoting Ruben Rivera — additionally have been cleared of that cost.

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