England national rugby union team

Saracens suffer major injury blows as key players fracture arms

RFU gives Borthwick four-game ultimatum after England's worst Six Nations

Ireland and Wales rebuild squads ahead of Women's Six Nations campaign

England's front-row crisis deepens with Sale players' season-ending injuries

Saracens' League Hopes Dashed by Bath Loss, England's Six Nations Stumbles

Furbank's injury return amid England's Six Nations crisis and pressure

UK Plans EU Rule Alignment Amid Trade Talks and Business Worries

The UK government is negotiating a new Sanitary and Phytosanitary agreement with the EU to streamline trade, while ministers plan legislation to dynamically align with EU single market rules, raising scrutiny concerns as food exports to the EU have fallen sharply since 2018.

Conflicting Reports Emerge on Vehicle Accident Near Arvika

An accident involving a vehicle in a ditch near Arvika has sparked confusion over the type of vehicle and timing, with emergency services responding to assess the scene. Initial information indicates no leakage, but traffic disruptions are expected until early evening.

Kennedy's health claims face pushback amid podcast and nutrition push

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has claimed diet can 'cure' schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, drawing criticism from researchers who say he overstates the evidence. His launch of a government podcast and a nutrition education initiative for medical schools marks a shift in public health messaging under the Trump administration.

Three elderly women killed in separate England attacks, two suspects charged

Three separate violent incidents against elderly women in England have resulted in two deaths with charges filed and a third murder under investigation. An 87-year-old great-grandmother died after an assault at Birmingham New Street station, an 84-year-old woman was fatally stabbed outside her London home, and a 71-year-old grandmother was found dead in her Hounslow flat.

Hagfors Municipality Attracts Dutch Immigrants Amid Population Decline

Hagfors municipality in northern Värmland, Sweden, has seen its population shrink for decades, dropping from nearly 20,000 in the late 1960s to about 11,300 today, but it now hosts 544 people born in the Netherlands as part of targeted marketing efforts.

DOJ Sues United Parks & Resorts Over ADA Violations at Theme Parks

The U.S. Department of Justice has sued United Parks & Resorts, alleging that its prohibition of certain wheeled walkers and rollators at SeaWorld Orlando and Busch Gardens Tampa Bay violates the Americans with Disabilities Act. The lawsuit follows months of scrutiny over policy updates that federal prosecutors claim unfairly restrict access for guests with disabilities.

Mälardalstrafik Deploys New Ticket Control Group

Mälardalstrafik has started a new ticket control group to complement existing checks, with a four-year agreement costing 3-4 million kronor for 2026.

Man arrested in Northern Ireland over 2005 Lisa Dorrian murder

A 48-year-old man was arrested in Northern Ireland on Thursday in connection with the 2005 disappearance and suspected murder of Lisa Dorrian. This marks the fourth recent arrest in the long-running investigation.