Former Premier League goalkeeper Shaka Hislop says it is "alarming" that tests for prostate cancer are not "regular and standardised" in the United Kingdom. The 56-year-old was diagnosed with the disease in 2024 after he requested a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test during his annual medical examination in the United States. Routine PSA testing is not offered by the National Health Servic...
Former Premier League goalkeeper Shaka Hislop says it is "alarming" that tests for prostate cancer are not "regular and standardised" in the United Kingdom. The 56-year-old was diagnosed with the disease in 2024 after he requested a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test during his annual medical examination in the United States. Routine PSA testing is not offered by the National Health Service in the United Kingdom, with the screening usually only provided if you are over 50 or if other symptoms are identified. According to research from Prostate Cancer UK, one in eight males will be diagnosed with the disease at some point in their life. In black males, meanwhile, that risk is as high as one in four. The former Trinidad and Tobago keeper - who now lives in the United States - believes the current testing protocol for the disease is flawed and needs changing, especially with cancer's rising prominence in certain ethnic communities. Speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live's Breakfast programme, Hislop said: "I honestly can't believe that it is still a thing given all we know of prostate cancer and its prominence, particularly in the minority community. "So, to have that not be a regular and standardised test as offered to people regardless of whether they have any family history or not, I find alarming. "I have no history of prostate cancer in my family yet here I am having been diagnosed and been treated for it." Since his diagnosis, Hislop has tried to approach the prostate cancer with the same "fight" he had during a professional career that spanned six clubs in England, including West Ham and Newcastle. But it has been difficult for his wife to deal with because of an "emotional history" with the disease. "My father‑in‑law died of prostate cancer, so I can't imagine what my wife was going through when she heard my news, knowing her emotional history with prostate cancer, having to deal with that and still be strong for me," said Hislop. "For me, it was slightly differe...
Frozen 3 will likely pick up after the events of Frozen II, which saw Elsa (Idina Menzel), Anna (Kristen Bell), Kristoff (Jonathan Groff), Olaf (Gad) and Sven journey beyond Arendelle to uncover the source of Elsa’s magical powers and the truth behind their family’s past. As well as Frozen 3, Disney have confirmed a fourth film is also in the works. In August 2024, Disney unveiled some visual deve...
Frozen 3 will likely pick up after the events of Frozen II, which saw Elsa (Idina Menzel), Anna (Kristen Bell), Kristoff (Jonathan Groff), Olaf (Gad) and Sven journey beyond Arendelle to uncover the source of Elsa’s magical powers and the truth behind their family’s past. As well as Frozen 3, Disney have confirmed a fourth film is also in the works. In August 2024, Disney unveiled some visual development art for Frozen 3, which depicted Elsa on a white horse and Anna on a brown stag. Recently, Bell teased production for Frozen 3 would “soon” begin. She told Variety: “That’s all I can say. I’m under lock and key.” The Nobody Wants This actress, 45, added work for Frozen 3 was “mostly like concept stuff” at the beginning of the movie’s development, and praised Disney for their creative process that produces unique and well-rounded films. She said: “It’s all mostly like concept stuff in the beginning like, ‘Here’s where we think it should go.’ “That’s the one great thing about Disney is it goes through a thousand filters, not to be diplomatic, but because everyone’s going to add something different. “That’s why the movies play so well because they hit every single mark because nothing has been missed.” Although she has read the script for Frozen 3, Bell has not heard any of the new songs that will feature in the movie.
The board of directors proposes a $1.10 per share dividend to UBS Group AG ( UBS ), an increase of 22.22% Y/Y dividend of $0.90 dividend declared last year. The dividend will be paid on April 23; for shareholders of record April 22; ex-div April 22, subject to approval at the Annual General Meeting, which is scheduled for April 15. The company plans to accrue for midteens percent increase in divid...
The board of directors proposes a $1.10 per share dividend to UBS Group AG ( UBS ), an increase of 22.22% Y/Y dividend of $0.90 dividend declared last year. The dividend will be paid on April 23; for shareholders of record April 22; ex-div April 22, subject to approval at the Annual General Meeting, which is scheduled for April 15. The company plans to accrue for midteens percent increase in dividend per share in 2026; intend to repurchase $3B of shares in 2026 with an aim to do more. "In the fourth quarter of 2025, we completed our planned share repurchases of $3B. We intend to repurchase $3B of shares in 2026 with the aim to do more. The amount of additional buybacks is subject to further clarity around the future regulatory regime in Switzerland, our financial performance, and maintaining a CET1 capital ratio of ~14%." See UBS Dividend Scorecard, Yield Chart, & Dividend Growth. More on UBS Group AG UBS Group AG (UBSS:CA) Presents at European Financials Conference 2025 Transcript UBS GAAP EPS of $0.37 misses by $0.02, revenue of $12.15B beats by $130M; initiates Q1 outlook and sets 2028 ambitions UBS looking to sell AT1 bonds after reports about compromise plan on Swiss capital rules - report Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on UBS Group AG Historical earnings data for UBS Group AG