News about John Carew

This Australian swimming legend had a fruitful career in the water from 1989 to 2000. Having won 23 medals at international competitions, the former sportsman now 50 years old holds two Olympic gold medals. He retired from swimming in 2000 and was inducted into the Sport Australia Hall of Fame in 2002 after achieving 11 world records and breaking 40 Australian records.

Erling Haaland has five more goals to make him reach a half-century on the season. He has 14 more points in Europe's top leagues than anyone else, and every 21 touches, on average. So what records does Haaland still have to break? Since the Norwegian bagged his 45th goal of the season on Tuesday night, Lewis Steele and Emily Holt have all the main figures.

It's irritating that ears have been blocked. However, an ear full of wax can cause pain, hearing loss, tinnitus, and dizziness as well as being a nuisance. And, counterintuitively, washing your ears with cotton buds may actually be contributing to wax buildup. According to one expert, earwax is produced inside your ears to help them fight germs and keep them clean. However, Dr. Samantha Wild, a GP at Bupa Health Clinics, says that although it rarely comes out of your ears on its own, too much can cause a blockage. And there are several ways to prevent your ear from draining wax naturally, from earphones and hearing aids to swimming. MailOnline has compiled a list of the things you might not have guessed were giving you earwax.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO: The league's heavyweight sides all won significant victories, including Napoli, who maintained their ascendancy at the top of the table, over the weekend. After beating Sassuolo 2-0, the Naples team is now 15 points ahead of nearest rival Inter Milan, who are expected to win their first Scudetto since 1990. Meanwhile, Inter Milan, AC Milan, and Roma all won, while Salernitana plightened despite new boss Paulo Sousa's arrival.

After mistakenly failing to reveal his income at the Oslo District Court, former Aston Villa footballer John Carew is sentenced to 14 months in prison for tax evasion offenses. In his home country, Norway, the ex-striker was also fined £45,343 (540,000 NOK) for tax evasion, totaling £456,264 (5.4 million NOK) back. Carew's sentence may have been doubled if the court found that the former Premier League star committed deliberately in avoiding paying his taxes.

In addition to prison time, the former Aston Villa striker may also be punished with a hefty fine of £45,353 (40,000 NOK). The Norwegian had previously pleaded guilty to tax evasion allegations, but the prosecution has argued he had ample opportunities to correct information submitted to the authorities but decided not to. 'Carew has had many, many opportunities to update the tax authorities' reports,' police attorney Ragna Fl. Skjdegrd said. However, Per A. Flod, a former Norway diplomat, and a former police officer, said his behavior was the result of poor advice from his friend, lawyer, and former agent Per A. Flod.