We’ve gathered everything that mattered in March 2025 for you. From football drama to car transfers, political shake‑ups to blockbuster movie news – it’s all here. Grab a coffee and skim the highlights, or dive deeper into the pieces that catch your eye.
Football fans were glued to the Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest match where Martin Zubimendi grabbed a brace and Viktor Gyökeres added a quick second‑half strike. The game also saw Eberechi Eze debut and Odegaard nursing a shoulder niggle. Around the same time, Karen Carney talked about equal treatment in punditry and remembered Arsenal’s 2007 women’s Champions League win.
In the world of transfers, Jadon Sancho headed to Aston Villa on loan from Manchester United, while Chelsea’s defender Wesley Fofana sparked rumours of a move to Marseille or Saudi clubs. Crystal Palace fought off Aston Villa and Sunderland to lock in a £17.3 million signing, showing they’re serious about building a stronger squad.
Politics hit the headlines when Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner resigned over a property‑tax scandal. The fallout reshuffled the Labour government and put David Lammy in the deputy role. Meanwhile, a federal appeals court ruled most of Trump’s global tariffs illegal, keeping them in place while the case heads to the Supreme Court.
Entertainment news wasn’t quiet either. Emerald Fennell released the first trailer for her new take on “Wuthering Heights” starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, and Margot was spotted on set filming the gothic romance. On the sports side, Daniil Medvedev’s US Open run ended in a chaotic five‑set loss after a photographer stepped onto the court, leading to a heated umpire row.
Looking ahead, the Premier League will split the 2025 summer transfer window to fit the expanded FIFA Club World Cup, meaning clubs have more time to plan big moves. Keep an eye on the upcoming debates about climate data rescue and the ongoing fight to protect federal science sites.
If you love fast cars, stay tuned for more transfer gossip, especially the rumors swirling around Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract extension with Al Nassr and how that might affect the Champions League picture. And for anyone tracking global politics, the anti‑U.S. alliance displayed at China’s military parade will likely shape next‑year security discussions.
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The night's skies will light up with a Blood Moon during the total lunar eclipse of March 2025. Best seen across the Americas, this celestial event requires no special gear. Totality peaks between 2:26 a.m. and 3:31 a.m. ET, though clouds might challenge those in the Northeast U.S. Those missing this can look forward to the next one in June 2029.
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