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Benjamin Netanyahu

Benjamin "Bibi" Netanyahu is an Israeli politician and diplomat who has served as Prime Minister of Israel since 2022. Having previously held office from 1996 to 1999 and from 2009 to 2021, Netanyahu is Israel's longest-serving prime minister.

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Sports16h ago

Liverpool's Ngumoha Stars in FA Cup Win, Eyes PSG Clash

Liverpool advanced to the FA Cup quarter-finals with a 3-1 away win over Wolverhampton, as 17-year-old Rio Ngumoha's standout performance fuels calls for more playing time ahead of a crucial Champions League match against Paris Saint-Germain.

Crime & justice2d ago

Swedish Drug Network Uncovered in International Operation

A major international drug smuggling operation has been uncovered, leading to arrests in Thailand and Sweden, with authorities seizing 170 kilos of cocaine in an underwater retrieval scheme in Uddevalla.

Sports3d ago

Swedish football fans march in tradition as clubs open season

Thousands of supporters marched to stadiums for the opening matches of IFK Göteborg and Hammarby, with Hammarby and Mjällby set to meet in the Swedish Cup final later this spring.

Sports3d ago

Makhmudov Seeks to Expose Fury's Weaknesses in Heavyweight Clash

Arslanbek Makhmudov approaches his fight with Tyson Fury as a spiritual and mental war, aiming to find and exploit the champion's vulnerabilities. The bout, set at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, pits the undefeated Russian against the former two-time heavyweight champion.

Economy & business5d ago

Co-op Group Plans Takeover of Southern Co-op to Expand Portfolio

The Co-op Group is planning a takeover of Southern Co-op, a move that would add hundreds of food and funeral outlets to its portfolio and allow it to re-enter the crematoria market.

Economy & business5d ago

Denby Group Enters Administration After Failed Rescue Attempts

The Denby Group of companies in the UK filed for administration on March 31, appointing FRP Advisory to manage the process, after failing to secure strategic investment partners. The historic pottery brand, which employs hundreds, continues trading while administrators seek a buyer amid public campaigns and political calls for government intervention on energy costs.

Crime & justiceApr 6

BBC dismisses Scott Mills after new information emerges in sexual offence probe

The BBC dismissed presenter Scott Mills in March 2025 after obtaining new information related to a police investigation into serious sexual offence allegations from 1997 to 2000. The broadcaster had been aware of the investigation since 2017 but continued to employ Mills during the probe, which was closed by prosecutors in 2019 due to insufficient evidence.

LifestyleApr 5

Alan Titchmarsh shares four-step guide for perfect garden border

Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh has published a video offering a four-step guide to creating a garden border that looks good all year, according to major media reports. The 76-year-old star of BBC Gardeners' World demonstrates the process from clearing perennials to planning new plantings.

SportsApr 5

Salah's Liverpool exit confirmed as Saudi Arabia leads uncertain transfer chase

Liverpool have confirmed an agreement for Mohamed Salah to leave the club in 2026, with his agent stating no one knows where the forward will play next season. Saudi Arabian clubs are positioned as frontrunners amid widespread but often denied interest from Europe and MLS.

EducationApr 5

Summer Course Applications Hit Record Highs, Led by Mittuniversitetet

Summer course applications have surged to new records in 2026, with Mittuniversitetet experiencing the largest increase, according to official sources. The growth is attributed to expanded offerings and a dominance of distance learning options.

Science & technologyApr 4

Artemis 2 Mission Faces Delays Amid Technical Challenges and Historic Crew

NASA's Artemis 2 mission, set to be the first crewed lunar flight since Apollo, is navigating technical hurdles and schedule slips as it prepares to send a diverse astronaut crew on a looping journey around the moon. The mission, which will not land, tests systems for future lunar returns but has encountered issues with spacecraft systems and rocket components.

Economy & businessApr 4

Malmstranden construction nears completion, wins major construction prize

The construction of the new Malmstranden area in Sweden is nearing completion after nearly six years, with the real estate company Rawi recently receiving the Byggmästareföreningen's large construction prize 2025 for the project.

SportsApr 4

Maguire Endorses Carrick for Permanent Manchester United Role

Manchester United are in a strong position to secure Champions League qualification under interim manager Michael Carrick, with defender Harry Maguire calling for him to be considered for the permanent role. The club sacked Ruben Amorim in January after a tenure marked by criticism.

Human interestApr 2

Dogs Detect Early-Stage Cancer in Two Women, Leading to Successful Treatment

Two women in the UK credit their dogs with detecting early-stage cancer through persistent sniffing, leading to life-saving diagnoses and successful treatment.

HealthApr 2

Gastroenteritis outbreak at French ski resort sickens nearly 200

Nearly 200 children and staff have fallen ill with gastroenteritis at a ski resort in La Plagne, France, prompting a makeshift hospital ward and evacuations. Mayor Jean-Luc Boch confirmed it as a severe case, with authorities awaiting guidance from the Regional Health Authority.

LifestyleApr 1

North Norfolk Railway's fish and chip train returns for 2026 season

The North Norfolk Railway's fish and chip train experience is returning for the 2026 season, running from April 1 to September 30, operating on select Wednesdays at 6:30 PM. This heritage railway journey offers a scenic coastal and countryside trip with classic British dining.

SportsMar 30

Mikael Ishak excels for Lech Poznan as coaches discuss Sweden-Poland qualifier

Mikael Ishak is enjoying a standout season with Lech Poznan in Poland's top division, tallying 28 goals and seven assists in 42 matches across all competitions, while coaches Graham Potter and Nils Johan Semb have commented on the dynamics of Sweden's World Cup qualification against Poland.

Human interestMar 28

Brooklyn Beckham alleges family manipulation and wedding sabotage

Brooklyn Beckham has broken years of silence, claiming he was forced to speak out after his parents and their team continued to go to the press, leaving him with no choice but to defend himself and his wife, Nicola Peltz.

Arts & entertainmentMar 27

2026 Oscars Break Records with 'Sinners' Nominations, Jordan Wins Best Actor

The 98th Academy Awards, hosted by Conan O'Brien at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, saw 'Sinners' set a new record with 16 nominations, while Michael B. Jordan and Jessie Buckley claimed top acting honors.

EnvironmentMar 27

Satellite detects early herring spawning in Barkley Sound, British Columbia

The Landsat 9 satellite observed early-season herring spawning activity near Forbes Island in Barkley Sound, British Columbia, on February 19, 2026, marking a key event in the annual Pacific herring spawning season.