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Real Madrid forward Cristiano Ronaldo has protested his innocence after testifying in court against charges of evading €14.7 million (£13m) in taxes. The 32-year-old Portuguese, who was in the Pozuelo de Alarcon court for about 90 minutes, declined to speak to reporters afterwards, but he released a statement through his agency Gestifute. "The Spanish tax authorities know my income in detail, because we have given it to them. I have never hidden anything in my declarations, nor have I had the smallest intention of evading taxes," Ronaldo said. "I always make my declarations voluntarily, because I think we all have to declare and pay tax in accordance to our incomes. Those who know me know what I ask my advisors: that they take their time on it and pay correctly, because I don't want problems." R onaldo explained that he did not create a special structure to manage his image rights after joining Real from Manchester United in 2010, saying he utilised t

Man, oh man.  Barack Obama  just came out during the Democratic National Convention and gave one incredible speech that was full of wit, laughs, zingers and mic-drop moments, once again proving that he is a master public speaker. During the DNC in Philadelphia, Obama opened with some funny remarks about getting older while his wife  Michelle Obama  hasn't, some heartfelt comments about the pride he has for his two daughters, and some outstanding praise about his choice as the next president,  Hillary Clinton . "You know, nothing truly prepares you for the demands of the oval office. You can read about it, you can study it, but until you've sat at that desk, you don't know what it's like to manage a global crisis or send young people to war," Obama told the crowd. "But Hillary's been in the room. She's been part of those decisions. She knows what's at stake in the decisions our government makes, what's at stake for the working fa

Palmer Luckey is out at Facebook. The Oculus co-founder, who helped kickstart the recent VR craze with a prototype headset built out of his parents’ garage, has left the company after a year that heralded the launch of the consumer Oculus Rift but also a number of lawsuits and a pro-Trump meme scandal.