March 7 News Roundup – Top Stories You Need to Know
It’s a busy day on March 7 and the headlines are buzzing. From a huge insulation scandal in the UK to a surprising earthquake in Afghanistan, there’s a lot to take in. We’ve pulled together the most talked‑about stories so you can get the facts fast. Whether you’re into politics, world news, or sports, this guide has you covered.
Breaking News Highlights
The UK government just admitted that over 30,000 homes received sub‑standard insulation under the ECO4 and GBIS programmes. A TrustMark audit showed half of the 60,000 installations failed, leaving many families dealing with damp, mould and health risks.
Graham Linehan, the comedy writer, was arrested at Heathrow after a flight from Arizona. Police say his posts on X about transgender women sparked a hate‑speech investigation. He’s now on bail with a condition not to post on the platform.
The House Oversight Committee released more than 33,000 pages of DOJ documents linked to Jeffrey Epstein. Most of the material is already public, but the move has drawn criticism from Democrats who call it a misleading PR stunt.
In Afghanistan, a 6.0‑magnitude quake near Jalalabad killed over 1,100 people and injured thousands. Remote villages collapsed, and rescue teams are struggling to reach the hardest‑hit areas because of the country’s fragile infrastructure.
Conservative MP David Warburton has been suspended while an independent probe looks into sexual‑harassment and drug‑use allegations. He’ll sit as an independent until the investigation is finished.
Sports & Events Highlights
Crystal Palace shocked Aston Villa with a 3‑0 win at Villa Park, ending Villa’s long unbeaten run at home. Goals from Mateta, Guehi and Sarr kept Palace on the hunt for a European spot.
QPR’s Under‑21 side face Charlton at the TSG Training Centre in a key development league match. Both clubs are using the game to push academy talent toward senior squads.
AC Milan travel to Lecce with coach Massimiliano Allegri forced to reshuffle his line‑up after a rash of injuries. With stars like Leão and Pulisic sidelined, Milan will rely on squad depth to chase a win.
Real Madrid cruised past Real Oviedo with a 3‑0 away victory, thanks to a Mbappé brace and a cameo from Vinícius Júnior. The win keeps Madrid’s perfect start to the La Liga season alive.
In the Premier League, Emile Smith Rowe’s first‑touch equaliser stopped Manchester United at Craven Cottage, leaving United with a 1‑1 draw against Fulham.
Across the Atlantic, the Pacific rowing record was smashed by three Scottish brothers who completed a Peru‑to‑Australia crossing in 139 days, raising money for clean‑water projects.
That’s a quick look at the biggest March 7 stories. Keep checking NY Sport Coaching Hub for more updates, deeper analysis, and the latest sports news in New York.
Kieran Lockhart, Mar, 7 2025
The Six Nations 2025 has no games on March 7, with action returning March 8-9 for Round 4, and the final round on March 15. Fans in the UK can watch for free on BBC and ITV.
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