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Formula 1 returns with Apple TV as US broadcaster

Tatler unveils Prince William portrait by Nigerian artist

Tatler has commissioned a new portrait of Prince William by Nigerian artist Oluwole Omofemi for its annual Commonwealth issue, captioned 'a prince for our times'.

Man admits hate crime against Jewish worker in Slough

Shafiq Rahman, 48, pleaded guilty to a racially aggravated hate crime against a Jewish man in Slough, Berkshire, on Friday. The victim was targeted while working in Elliman Avenue on April 20.

Shadow Fleet of Tankers Circumvents Sanctions, Poses Risks

A shadow fleet of tankers is operating to circumvent international sanctions and regulations by concealing ownership and flags, according to multiple reports. This transition process has led to the ships being called a shadow fleet.

Islanders fire Patrick Roy, hire Pete DeBoer late in season

The New York Islanders fired head coach Patrick Roy and hired Pete DeBoer as his replacement with only four games left in the regular season, general manager Mathieu Darche announced on Sunday.

Tesco launches Park & Pause bays at 10 UK stores this weekend

Tesco is launching Park & Pause bays this Saturday, April 11, at 10 selected Tesco Extra stores across the UK for one day only, offering customers a space to pause with free refreshments.

Mohamed Salah to leave Liverpool at season's end

Mohamed Salah will leave Liverpool at the end of the season, ending an eight-year stay. His departure comes amid reports of a breakdown with manager Arne Slot and declining form.

Professor Uses Music to Enhance Gym Performance, Claims Suggest

Music may help improve gym performance, according to major media reports, and a professor is said to use such music personally.

Renowned Pianists Deliver Major Performances with Artistic Excellence

Elisabeth Leonskaja, Martha Argerich with Dong Hyek Lim, and Alim Beisembayev have recently captivated audiences with significant recitals, showcasing a range of classical masterpieces and personal artistic qualities.

US-Israel Attack on Iran Sparks Regional War, High Civilian Toll and Child Recruitment

The United States and Israel launched a joint military attack on Iran on February 28, 2026, triggering immediate retaliation and a declaration by U.S. President Donald Trump that the aim was regime change. This escalation has ignited a regional conflict with extensive military operations, severe civilian casualties, massive displacement, a global energy shock, and controversial internal security measures including child recruitment.

Royal commentator apologizes to Prince Harry over 2009 racist slur incident

Royal commentator Robert Jobson has apologized to Prince Harry for how he addressed him, revisiting a 2009 incident where footage surfaced of the prince using a racist slur against a fellow cadet. The term is regarded as highly offensive to people of South Asian origin.

Neighbor convicted of assault and criminal damage in wisteria dispute

Atidel Boutara Cook has been convicted of assault and criminal damage after attacking her neighbor Pei Wong and destroying a wisteria plant in north London. The incident, captured on video, followed a long-standing dispute over property maintenance.

Sheep House Closure Extended, Reopening Date Uncertain

The sheep house in Gothenburg remains closed to visitors, with city officials unable to specify when it will reopen. The closure is intended to ensure the ewes and lambs are undisturbed during a critical period.

Pakistan and Afghanistan Pause Fighting During Eid After Deadly Attack

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to pause fighting during the Eid holiday marking the end of Ramadan, following a recent deadly attack. Pakistan has accused the Taliban of protecting the attackers.

Östersund and Timrå IBC Suffer Heavy Losses in Division 1 Floorball

Östersund and Timrå IBC both faced significant defeats in away matches in Division 1 Norra men's floorball this week.

Reports of Trump's Interest in Iran Troop Deployment Spark White House Denial

Conflicting reports have emerged regarding former President Donald Trump's interest in deploying U.S. troops to Iran, with anonymous sources alleging serious consideration and the White House issuing a denial.