World News Roundup: Royalty, Sports, and Politics Make Headlines

This week has seen a diverse range of news stories making headlines around the world. In the United Kingdom, the Duke of York, formerly Prince Andrew, is facing calls for his removal from the royal line of succession. As eighth in line to the throne, he remains eligible to be King, but controversy surrounding his association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has sparked demands for his removal.

In the world of sports, injuries have been making news. Cameron Menzies, a professional darts player, has revealed that a table-punching injury left him close to quitting the sport. The incident, which occurred at the PDC World Championship, has left Menzies with "no feeling" in the fingers of his right hand. Despite this setback, Menzies remains determined to continue his career.

Meanwhile, Arsenal football club is feeling optimistic about their current position in the league. According to manager Mikel Arteta, the Gunners are "exactly where they want to be" in every competition, despite a disappointing draw at Wolves. As the team prepares to face rivals Tottenham, Arteta's confidence is likely to be put to the test.

In the United States, a major tariffs ruling has dealt a significant blow to President Trump's second-term agenda. The Supreme Court's decision has weakened Trump's hand in dealing with other nations, making it more difficult for him to impose tariffs and negotiate trade agreements.

In a more unusual story, a semi-professional table tennis player has found himself featuring in a TV show after a chance Zoom call. The player, who wishes to remain anonymous, was rehearsing scenes with US actor Marty Supreme when he was offered a role in the show.

As these stories demonstrate, the world of news is constantly evolving, with unexpected twists and turns emerging every day. Whether it's the British monarchy, the world of sports, or the complexities of international politics, there's always something new and fascinating to discover.

Sources:
* "Calls for Andrew to be removed from royal line of succession" (BBC News)
* "Table-punching injury left Menzies close to quitting darts" (BBC Sport)
* "Arsenal exactly where we want to be - Arteta" (BBC Sport)
* "Tariffs ruling is major blow to Trump's second-term agenda" (BBC News)
* "How a Zoom call led to a semi-pro table tennis player featuring in Marty Supreme" (The Guardian)