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Weekend Update: Virginia Giuffre Dies by Suicide, Eagles GM Makes Bold Draft Move, Eubank vs. Benn Fight Predictions, Veteran Calls for Better Mental Health Support
Saturday Refresh: 7-Up — Over the past week, 715,345 visitors made 760,243 visits, viewing 801,641 pages. The most read and shared stories topped by Starmer’s swipe at Reform during the No10 St George’s Day reception, his refusal to apologise to Rosie Duffield, and his controversial decision to surrender fishing rights in a Brexit reversal. Other popular pieces included Rachel Reeves pitching a costly EU free movement scheme as businesses close at the fastest rate since 2010 under her economic proposals, the return of ex-Labour MP Lloyd Russell-Moyle to Parliament, and Ed Davey’s "Buy British" campaign facing backlash for selling merchandise made in Morocco by an American company. Virginia Giuffre, who accused Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse, has died by suicide. Giuffre alleged that she was trafficked to the Duke of York when she was just 17 years old, claims that Prince Andrew has consistently and strenuously denied. Eagles GM Howie Roseman made a bold statement with the selection of Texas safety Andrew Mukuba at the end of the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft. Building on the momentum from Thursday's first-round pick of Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell, Roseman strengthened Philadelphia’s secondary by adding Mukuba, whom he praised for his versatility, instincts, and aggressive style of play. Roseman emphasized the importance of adding competition to the safety position, joining a group that includes Reed Blankenship, Tristin McCollum, Sydney Brown, Lewis Cine, and Andre’ Sam. Head coach Nick Sirianni echoed that sentiment, highlighting Mukuba's toughness and nose for the football. Beyond the selection, Roseman made two strategic trades, acquiring additional draft capital, including a 2026 fifth-round pick, and positioning the Eagles for a busy third day of the draft with six selections. Eubank vs. Benn: Expert Predictions for the Big Fight — As anticipation builds for the clash between Chris Eubank Jr. and Conor Benn, BBC Sport has gathered insights and predictions from some of the biggest names in boxing. Analysts and former champions alike are weighing in on this highly anticipated bout, with opinions split on who will emerge victorious. Austria's JJ Describes His Performance as "An Insight into My Soul." As one of the frontrunners for Eurovision 2025, JJ is navigating the pressure with the help of renowned mentor Conchita Wurst. In an interview, the Austrian singer offered a glimpse into the preparations he's undertaking for the stage in Basel, emphasizing how deeply personal his performance will be. Veteran amputee Johno Lee is urging improved mental health support for former soldiers amid a high suicide risk among ex-service members. Lee, who lost his leg to an IED explosion in Afghanistan at age 21, praised the medical teams that saved his life but revealed that crucial support stopped soon after he left hospital care. Speaking to Shadow Justice Secretary Robert Jenrick, Lee described the severe mental health struggles he faced and emphasized how many discharged soldiers, particularly those classed as "non-injured," are being overlooked. Highlighting the essential support provided by charities like SSAFA, Lee called for better resources not only for veterans but also for their families, who often suffer in silence. In solidarity, Jenrick will run the London Marathon on April 27 to raise funds for SSAFA, stressing the importance of ensuring veterans and their families receive the care they deserve.
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