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Sunak defends UK’s China stance as stronger than EU’s

According to the prime minister, it is "completely and utterly false" to assert that the government feared taking strong action against China. Rishi Sunak has asserted that the United Kingdom's stance towards China is "more robust" than its allies, despite ongoing pressures to employ more belligerent language about Beijing following two cyberattacks.

Tory manifesto to include triple lock, says Hunt

Jeremy Hunt has stated that if elected, the Conservatives will maintain the triple lock system for determining state pension increases. The pledge was ratified by the chancellor, thereby ensuring that the pension would increase in accordance with the greater of inflation, 2.5%, or average earnings growth. He expressed confidence on Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg that the "expensive" promise would be recouped through economic expansion.

Jeremy Hunt: UK must worry about Islamic State post-Moscow

Islamic State Khorasan (IS-K) has issued a statement claiming accountability for the concert hall massacre, which resulted in the deaths of over 130 individuals. In the wake of the terrorist attack in Moscow, Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has cautioned that the United Kingdom should "absolutely" be concerned about the threat posed by Islamic State.

Sunak to Nike on England shirt: Respect national flags

Involved in the dispute, the prime minister asserts that the country's standards are "a source of identity, pride, and who we are; they are flawless in their current state." Additionally, former England players voice their vehement opposition to the redesign. After Nike altered the color of the St George's Cross on a New England football uniform, Rishi Sunak cautioned against "interfering with" the national flags.

Women deserve compensation for pension age changes

The Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) has stated that the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) failed to adequately communicate changes to the state pension age for women; therefore, women impacted are entitled to compensation. It has been determined that women born in the 1950s are entitled to compensation, according to a long-awaited report on the effects of retirement age increases.

New Lords debate over Rwanda bill revisions

A further postponement may befall the government's deportation measure from Rwanda, as Labour has pledged to attempt to amend it once more in the House of Lords. Legislators rejected ten amendments to the draft law the House of Lords put forth earlier this month on Monday. On Wednesday, however, Labour peers will attempt to reintroduce five or six proposed amendments when the measure returns to the House of Lords.

Business News

Thames Water CEO doesn’t rule out 40% bill hikes

The water company has disclosed that the £500 million in shareholder financing that was expected to arrive by the end of this month will not materialize. Customers may experience bill increases of up to 40%, the CEO of Thames Water has stated, as the beleaguered company attempts to secure its future.

Baltimore: Bridge collapse prompts $600m rebuilding, trade concerns

The bridge collapse "will not be resolved quickly," preventing the port of Baltimore from operating for an extended period. To reopen "one of the nation's largest shipping hubs," US President Joe Biden has pledged to "move heaven and earth" to reconstruct the collapsed bridge in Baltimore. Experts say this endeavour could cost more than $600 million (£474 million).

JD Wetherspoon wants 1,000 UK pubs as revenues rise

In the past, the firm's branch openings caused a "rush of blood to the head," according to chairman Sir Tim Martin, but the company is now expanding its estate more strategically. JD Wetherspoon anticipates opening its one-thousandth pub in the United Kingdom shortly, following another profit increase. Presently boasting over 800 locations, the chain affirms that its "best estimate" indicates the possibility of an additional 200 branches within the next few years.

Rapid growth prompts Gail’s owners to plan selling

Next year, we may see the sale of Bread Holdings, which includes the cafe chain, following the company's proprietors' rapid expansion since 2021. The proprietors of the coffee shop and bakery chain Gail's are gearing up to engage the services of financial advisors in preparation for a sale that would significantly increase its value beyond the £200 million it was sold for almost three years ago.

Marmite may be sold by Unilever?

A month ago, when the newly-appointed Dutch CEO of Unilever, Hein Schumacher, addressed analysts, his discontent with the largest ice cream company in the world was evident. Despite the worldwide warming phenomenon, iconic brands, including luxury connoisseur Magnum, eccentric Ben & Jerry's, and traditional Wall's, she endured a disastrous year. Although sales volumes had decreased by 6 per cent, the value had increased.

Trump to make billions in stock market deal

It appears that Donald Trump is in a financial bind, scrambling to pay a $464 million (£365 million) fraud sanction. Might the stock market be able to save him? Trump Media, the operator of the social media platform Truth Social, is on the verge of becoming a publicly traded organisation following Friday's majority vote of Digital World Acquisition Corp shareholders to acquire it.

Sachdev may replace Staunton, fired Post Office chairman

Kemi Badenoch is considering a limited number of candidates, including Neil Sachdev, the chairman of the state-owned Land Registry, for the position of interim chair of the Post Office. Ministers are contemplating the chairman of the Land Registry as a possible successor to Henry Staunton, the departing chairman of the Post Office, who was removed from his position earlier this year.

Shohei Ohtani’s interpreter sacked for theft-related claims

Ippei Mizuhara, the longtime interpreter for baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani, was terminated by the Los Angeles Dodgers on account of theft allegations associated with unlawful gambling. ESPN reports that Ohtani transmitted a minimum of $4.5 million (£3.5 million) from his bank account to a bookmaker. Ohtani has not been charged with any crime. Mr. Mizuhara discussed his gambling obligations with the sports network on Tuesday.

World News

Is Israel’s Gaza war straining US-South Africa relations?

Amid tensions between the two countries, the United States House of Representatives is currently deliberating on a measure that proposes a reevaluation of the nation's relationship with South Africa. It is believed that the purpose of South Africa's Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor's recent visit to Washington, DC, was to inform the US strategic community of Pretoria's stances on significant areas of divergence from Washington.

Turkish local elections are shadowed by AI disinformation fears

With the approach of nationwide local elections on March 31, Turkey is confronted with apprehensions regarding the escalating menace of disinformation and fabricated media produced via artificial intelligence. A video that circulated on social media platforms earlier this year allegedly captured the opposition mayor of Istanbul endorsing the governing Justice and Development Party (AK Party), which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan leads.

Senegal’s future under probable President Bassirou Diomaye Faye?

Although official results are anticipated to be released by the electoral commission in the coming days, preliminary tally sheets indicated that Faye won the election on Sunday by an absolute majority. His primary opponent, the candidate for the ruling party, Amadou Ba, conceded defeat late on Monday. The 44-year-old was congratulated by departing President Macky Sall on the outcomes. "The democracy of Senegal has triumphed," Sall declared.

Corina Yoris: Venezuela’s opposition candidate barred

The principal opposition coalition in Venezuela asserts that its candidate was foreclosed from the presidential election in July. On the electoral council's website, the opposition Unitary Platform (PUD) reported that it could not register its candidate, Corina Yoris. The PUD, whose leader, María Corina Machado, has been disqualified from standing for office, has suffered its most recent setback.

Syria air strikes kill WHO staffer, Iranian adviser

At least fifteen people were killed, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, a war monitor affiliated with the Syrian opposition based in Britain. Among them were two Syrians working with the Iranians, an adviser from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) of Iran, nine Iraqi fighters from an Iran-backed group, and two Syrians.

Hospital shut after forced evacuation, reported by paramedics

According to the Palestine Red Crescent Society, al-Amal Hospital in southern Gaza is currently inoperable due to the evacuation of both medical personnel and patients by Israeli forces. Monday saw the relocation of 27 personnel, six patients, an additional individual, and the remains of two recently deceased individuals who had been shot and slain at the facility in Khan Younis.

UN expert accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza

According to one UN human rights expert, Israel has carried out "acts of genocide" in Gaza. On Tuesday in Geneva, Francesca Albanese, the United Nations special rapporteur on human rights in the occupied Palestinian territories, delivered her report to the organization's member states. Israel, however, has already disregarded her findings.

Fastest Paris waiters race in ‘coffee run’

The renowned Course des Cafes ("coffee race") returned to the French capital on Sunday, filling a fashionable district awash in white-shirted servers laden with trays of coffee and croissants. Since its inception in Paris 110 years ago, the competition features servers competing while carrying trays brimming with traditional French cuisine.

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SCIENCE NEWS

April’s eclipse may cause 1,000+ car crash fatalities, study warns

Scientists have issued a warning that the April solar eclipse could lead to an increase in fatal automobile collisions. After analysing road traffic data about the 2017 solar eclipse, researchers from the University of Toronto determined that there were over a thousand additional road fatalities in the United States in the three days preceding and following the celestial event.

Lawyer warns ‘dodgy’ firestick users risk losing houses

Experts have cautioned that sports enthusiasts who "jailbreak" an Amazon Firestick to stream Premier League football matches or pay-per-view films unlawfully risk losing their homes in the event of a copyright infringement lawsuit. Dozens of Facebook users claim to provide Firestick login credentials and "unlimited live channels" for as little as £40 per month. In contrast, Sky and TNT sports channels, films and other features cost approximately £100 monthly.

IPTV ‘piracy shield’ may end illegal streaming in UK

Those who provide Internet Protocol television (IPTV), which is widely used to view live sports, films, and premium television, have lost billions of dollars in revenue. However, authorities' current use of new piracy weapons poses a threat to its very existence. Utilizing IPTV to stream free content from platforms like Sky Sports or Netflix, a practice that many engage in by exploiting hacking devices like the Amazon Fire TV Stick or Roku box, constitutes a heinous and direct infringement of copyright legislation.

Nvidia introduces AI-powering ‘superchips’

As a result of Nvidia's singular contribution to the AI revolution, which has engulfed the globe since the introduction of ChatGPT in late 2022, the occasion has earned the moniker "AI Woodstock" from Wedbush analyst Dan Ives. It has become an absolute must-attend for major technology companies.

Children first encounter ‘unavoidable’ violence in primary school

Members of parliament have cautioned that the complete impact of the Online Safety Act, which was enacted to enhance protections for minors, might not be apparent for a number of years. According to an Ofcom study, children first encounter violent online content in primary school and come to perceive it as "unavoidable."

Americans’ views on potential TikTok ban mixed

The American public is concerned that while prohibiting TikTok would be highly beneficial for their mental health and productivity, it could also deprive them of a valuable news source. This sentiment is prevalent among today's New Yorkers who are pondering the passage of a bill by Congress that will require the app's Chinese parent company to divest or face a prohibition in the US app salient.

LIFE STYLE NEWS

More women psychopaths, lists 7 signs

Not to mention violent criminals, on-screen psychopaths such as Tom Ripley and Patrick Bateman are typically male. This may bolster the notion that the overwhelming majority of psychopaths are male, but an academic now argues that this perception may be erroneous. Dr. Clive Boddy, an expert at Anglia Ruskin University, asserts that female psychopaths are "more prevalent than we realise" due to the fact that studies have long been unable to identify them.

Singles as happy or happier than married couples

According to scientific research, there is no discernible difference in happiness or health between married and single individuals. Researchers compared the mental and physical health of individuals who were married and those who had never exchanged vows. The University of California researchers stated that there was "little evidence" that marriage improved long-term wellbeing.

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Sports News

Ramírez’s goal advances Chelsea in WCL, despite Ajax’s comeback

Emma Hayes, the manager, acknowledged the test and expressed satisfaction with the significantly transformed Chelsea squad. She stated, "They were capable of scoring; we had the ability to score more in the first half." "However, anticipation of disruption is necessary when so many modifications are implemented… [With a 4-0 lead] we began to ease up. It is now concluded; I will return to that."

MLS and referees conclude month-long lockout

According to the league, the seven-year contract between the Professional Referee Organisation (PRO) and the Professional Soccer Referees Association (PSRA) will continue until 2030, making it the most extensive labour agreement in the history of Major League Soccer (MLS) for match officials. PRSA is the labour union that advocates for the interests of MLS match referees. PRO, which was established by MLS and US Soccer in 2012 in collaboration, oversees MLS match officials.

Michelle Mone’s Monbeg Genius withdraws from Grand National

When the weights for the National were released in February, Monbeg Genius was among the favorites, having completed a solid preliminary trial for Aintree in early December when it finished a noteworthy 10-length third in the Coral Gold Cup Handicap Chase at Newbury. Nevertheless, earlier this month, he performed unfavorably in two consecutive outings, one at Kelso and the other at the Cheltenham Festival. By Tuesday morning, his odds had dropped to approximately 40-1.

Wiegman sees coach-player relationships as ‘highly inappropriate’

Several WSL managers have commented on the matter, with Jonas Eidevall of Arsenal and Carla Ward of Aston Villa describing coach-player relationships as "extremely inappropriate" and "unacceptable," respectively. When asked whether the Football Association or NewCo, which will assume control of England's top two divisions beginning next season, should prohibit such relationships, Wiegman responded in the negative.

Travel News

How troubled is Boeing?

Piloting a Boeing 737 Max is described by Captain Dennis Tajer as "observing a troubled child." The pilots union for American Airlines, the Allied Pilots Association, is led by its president, who asserts that he would never board an unsafe aircraft. However, he declares that he must recognize the calibre of the aircraft he is operating.

At least 50 hurt in Sydney-Auckland flight ‘incident’

An "incident" was reported to emergency services at approximately 3:38 p.m. local time. Twelve passengers were transported to the hospital, while dozens were evaluated and treated. A Sydney-to-Auckingham flight encountered a "technical" issue in the air, resulting in at least fifty injuries. A violent movement was caused by "a technical event that occurred during the flight," according to a statement from LATAM Airlines.

Indonesian airline Batik Air being investigated for pilot sleepiness

Indonesia is investigating the actions of the domestic airline Batik Air after discovering that both pilots dozed off during the flight for 28 minutes. On January 25, two men provisionally suspended from Sulawesi to the capital Jakarta dozed off during a flight. Reportedly, one of them was exhausted from assisting in caring for his newborn twins.

A family forfeits £165 due to a Ryanair check-in dispute

A passenger who prevailed in his dispute with Ryanair over the £165 airport check-in fee has stated that he has no regrets about flying with the airline. "At that moment, I was so angry that I felt compelled to attempt something. It ruined a few days of my holiday," explained Damian Lloyd, a father of two from Neath.

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Legitimately Blonde survey – happily camp patch up is in the pink

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Ladies in England with bosom malignant growth might meet all requirements for drug that purchases ‘valuable’ time

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Study reveals denying existence of structural racism is linked to anti-black prejudice

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HEALTH NEWS

Boots to sell private Covid vaccines for £100 each

Boots will begin selling Covid injections privately to Britons the following week. Prior to this, the vaccinations were exclusively accessible through the National Health Service (NHS) in conjunction with the country's winter readiness and pandemic response. However, the high street chain will begin marketing single-dose Pfizer vaccines for £98.95 as part of a massive scheme overhaul.

12,000-year-old brains may redefine organ understanding

Long believed by experts to be among the first organs to decompose and decay after death, recent research indicates this is not the case. Indeed, a group of scientists from Oxford University have determined that brains preserve pretty well; however, they are still determining how nearly one-third of the brains have endured for as long as they have.

Elon Musk defends prescribed ketamine for mental health

Musk has defended his use of prescription ketamine to treat his "negative frame of mind," implying that Tesla's investors benefit from his drug use. During an occasionally tense interview with former CNN presenter Don Lemon, Musk disclosed that he finds the anaesthetic beneficial when a "negative chemical state" is present.

Daily apple cider vinegar shot may aid weight loss, diabetes

"Apple cider vinegar is the subject of considerable interest, and based on my research, I am convinced that it is more than a fancy salad vinegar or an ancient home remedy," says Dr Darshna Yagnik, a lecturer in biomedical research at Middlesex University. Her remarks follow last week's report that ingesting one dose of it daily could facilitate weight loss.

Excessive mobile phone use risks children’s blindness, surgeons warn

Leading ophthalmologists warn that an alarming number of children are at risk of developing blindness due to their excessive reliance on mobile phones for viewing purposes and insufficient time spent outdoors. In the United Kingdom, children as young as four are donning specialised contact lenses to combat the escalating issue of physicians increasingly diagnosing adolescents with the most severe form of myopia.

ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

In the same manner that Oscar-winning actress Anne Hathaway states she chose to discuss her miscarriage experience, television host Lorraine Kelly has also addressed the loss of her pregnancy over two decades ago. Anne Hathaway disclosed in 2015 that she experienced a miscarriage while performing in a play that required her to "give birth" each night.
Watching his wife struggle with dementia, according to Scott Brand, the spouse of Goodyear, is "extremely painful." The spouse of Coronation Street actress Julie Goodyear has disclosed the anguish he felt as he witnessed his wife "gradually diminish" following her diagnosis with dementia. As part of a new Alzheimer's Society campaign featuring a television advertisement voiced by British actor Colin Firth, Scott Brand shared his experience.
Reports indicate that Aaron Taylor-Johnson is positioned to play James Bond in the future. The 33-year-old actor, renowned for his roles in films including Avengers: Age of Ultron and Kick-Ass, has yet to accept the iconic character formally. However, a source confirmed to The Sun that "Bond is Aaron's job, should he choose to accept it."

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UK banking system ‘secure’ after Credit Suisse rescue

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Grammy-winning artist Anita Pointer passes away at age 74.

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OPINION NEWS

Johnny Depp Wins Defamation Case Against Amber Heard

The Jury has returned their unanimous verdict that Johnny Depp has won his defamation case against Amber Heard as she was requested to pay the entertainer $15m in damages.

Gene-edited tomatoes: British scientists create tomato with ‘souped-up’ vitamin D

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Richard Teatum of Doncaster buys more Joules stock.

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How Olivia Newton-last John’s dress from Grease became a global phenomenon.

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5 questions to ask before Botox or fillers, as ministers warn of risks.

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The greatest beach dresses and accessories for summer are airy and breezy.

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Is Israel’s Gaza war straining US-South Africa relations?

Amid tensions between the two countries, the United States House of Representatives is currently deliberating on a measure that proposes a reevaluation of the nation's relationship with South Africa. It is believed that the purpose of South Africa's Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor's recent visit to Washington, DC, was to inform the US strategic community of Pretoria's stances on significant areas of divergence from Washington.

Prisoner charged with stabbing Beckenham rail passengers

A male juvenile has been apprehended on suspicion of attempted murder subsequent to the stabbing of a man in south-east London aboard a train in the presence of appalled passengers. Wednesday afternoon, while the train was traveling from Shortlands and Beckenham to London, Victoria, the passenger sustained life-threatening injuries. The victim, who is in his twenties, is in critical but stable condition at the hospital, according to the British Transport Police (BTP).

King Charles’ Easter sermon after cancer diagnosis

The monarch, who suspended significant public responsibilities in March to endure cancer treatment, was photographed seated at his Buckingham Palace desk during the recording of his audio message. The message was scheduled to be played for a congregation at Worcester Cathedral on Thursday during his absence. Following his and the Princess of Wales's cancer diagnoses, the King stated in a personal Easter message that he would continue to serve the nation with "my whole heart."

Where do UK properties sell fastest and slowest?

According to research by Rightmove, Scotland is home to nine of the ten fastest-moving property markets in the United Kingdom. Local properties in Falkirk, located in the Central Lowlands, sell in an average of 26 days, which places them in close second place. In contrast, properties in the adjacent town of Larbert require 27 days on average to find a buyer.

Teen held for attempted murder after train stabbing in London

His condition is "critical but stable," according to the British Transport Police, who transported the victim, who is in his twenties, to the hospital. An individual, aged 19, has been apprehended on suspicion of attempted murder after the stabbing of another man aboard a train in the southern region of London. The incident between the Beckenham Junction and Shortlands railway stations was observed on Wednesday.

Turkish local elections are shadowed by AI disinformation fears

With the approach of nationwide local elections on March 31, Turkey is confronted with apprehensions regarding the escalating menace of disinformation and fabricated media produced via artificial intelligence. A video that circulated on social media platforms earlier this year allegedly captured the opposition mayor of Istanbul endorsing the governing Justice and Development Party (AK Party), which President Recep Tayyip Erdogan leads.

Baltimore bridge collapse: Divers locate two remains in truck

Two fatalities have been identified in a red pickup vehicle that was submerged at the location where the Baltimore bridge collapsed. A ship collided with the bridge, causing eight construction workers to be ejected into the water below. Despite the rescue of two of the workers that day, the search for the remaining four, who are presumed deceased, continues.

Thames Water CEO doesn’t rule out 40% bill hikes

The water company has disclosed that the £500 million in shareholder financing that was expected to arrive by the end of this month will not materialize. Customers may experience bill increases of up to 40%, the CEO of Thames Water has stated, as the beleaguered company attempts to secure its future.

Ramírez’s goal advances Chelsea in WCL, despite Ajax’s comeback

Emma Hayes, the manager, acknowledged the test and expressed satisfaction with the significantly transformed Chelsea squad. She stated, "They were capable of scoring; we had the ability to score more in the first half." "However, anticipation of disruption is necessary when so many modifications are implemented… [With a 4-0 lead] we began to ease up. It is now concluded; I will return to that."

Londoners’ car insurance costs over double Northern Ireland residents’

New data reveals the regions of the United Kingdom with the highest auto insurance premiums for youthful drivers, revealing the magnitude of the London premium in particular. Young drivers in Northern Ireland pay approximately £1,500 less for coverage than their London counterparts, according to research by Quotezone.

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Is Israel’s Gaza war straining US-South Africa relations?

Amid tensions between the two countries, the United States House of Representatives is currently deliberating on a measure that proposes a reevaluation of the nation's relationship with South Africa. It is believed that the purpose of South Africa's Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor's recent visit to Washington, DC, was to inform the US strategic community of Pretoria's stances on significant areas of divergence from Washington.

Prisoner charged with stabbing Beckenham rail passengers

A male juvenile has been apprehended on suspicion of attempted murder subsequent to the stabbing of a man in south-east London aboard a train in the presence of appalled passengers. Wednesday afternoon, while the train was traveling from Shortlands and Beckenham to London, Victoria, the passenger sustained life-threatening injuries. The victim, who is in his twenties, is in critical but stable condition at the hospital, according to the British Transport Police (BTP).

King Charles’ Easter sermon after cancer diagnosis

The monarch, who suspended significant public responsibilities in March to endure cancer treatment, was photographed seated at his Buckingham Palace desk during the recording of his audio message. The message was scheduled to be played for a congregation at Worcester Cathedral on Thursday during his absence. Following his and the Princess of Wales's cancer diagnoses, the King stated in a personal Easter message that he would continue to serve the nation with "my whole heart."

Where do UK properties sell fastest and slowest?

According to research by Rightmove, Scotland is home to nine of the ten fastest-moving property markets in the United Kingdom. Local properties in Falkirk, located in the Central Lowlands, sell in an average of 26 days, which places them in close second place. In contrast, properties in the adjacent town of Larbert require 27 days on average to find a buyer.