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Premiership returns with stadium triple-header as France eyes Six Nations title

Louis Bielle-Biarrey Wins 2026 Six Nations Player of the Championship

Sinner beats Alcaraz for Monte Carlo title, first clay crown

Jannik Sinner defeated Carlos Alcaraz to win the Monte Carlo Masters final, securing his first major clay-court title and extending his dominance with a fourth consecutive Masters 1000 victory.

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.

Passport offices face long waits and no-shows amid high demand

Norwegian passport offices have high demand with long waiting times during peak season, worsened by no-shows and staffing issues.

Hammarby Fails to Buy Out Zlatan Ibrahimovic Despite Strong Finances

Swedish football club Hammarby IF has been unable to buy out star player Zlatan Ibrahimovic from its ownership structure, despite a five-year effort and significantly strengthened finances. The club's chairman confirms discussions have occurred but no agreement was reached, with financial and structural obstacles making a buyout currently impossible.

Supreme Court to Hear Racial Bias Appeal in Mississippi Death Penalty Case

The Supreme Court will hear arguments on Tuesday in the appeal of Terry Pitchford, a Black death row inmate from Mississippi, who claims racial discrimination in jury selection. Pitchford was sentenced to death for his role in a 2004 murder.

Financier Gardell's Firm Goes Standby Amid Market Fear, War Context

Extreme fear prevails in the American market, according to CNN's sentiment index, a view shared by financier Christer Gardell, whose company Cevian Capital has entered 'standby mode' amid ongoing Middle East conflict.

CBS News ends radio broadcasts after nearly a century, lays off 6% of workforce

CBS News is ending its radio news broadcasts after nearly 100 years, with the service set to cease on May 22, while also implementing layoffs affecting about 6% of its workforce.

Cadbury unveils world's largest Mini Egg weighing 55kg at Birmingham attraction

Cadbury has unveiled the world's largest Mini Egg, a 55kg showpiece dubbed the Mega Mini Egg, equivalent to 743 bags of the popular Easter treat. The creation is on display at Cadbury World in Birmingham until April 12 but is not for sale or consumption.

EU Fisheries and Aquaculture Strain Under Geopolitical Tensions

The European Union's fisheries and aquaculture sectors are facing severe strain from geopolitical tensions and rising costs, with some operators already shutting down due to thin margins and soaring fuel prices. Urgent support is needed to keep the industry competitive as the conflict in the Middle East upends global energy markets and disrupts supply chains.

Sweden's donated coast guard vessels still undelivered to Ukraine after year

Two coast guard vessels donated by Sweden to Ukraine over a year ago have not yet arrived, according to Swedish Radio Ekot, raising questions about the delay in military aid amid the ongoing conflict.

Sveriges Radio Ekot Launches Election Campaign Tour Across Sweden

Sveriges Radio Ekot has launched the election campaign 'Ekot from Sweden', visiting six places around the country over six days, with Tuesday's focus on law and order.

Film 'Project Hail Mary' Predicted as Oscar Contender Next Year

The upcoming film 'Project Hail Mary' is predicted to be a hot name at the Oscars next year, according to sources. The film stars Ryan Gosling and is based on Andy Weir's novel.

Man arrested months after fatal shooting of father in Motherwell home

A 58-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the murder of Jordan Gray, a 26-year-old father shot dead at his home in Motherwell in December 2025, with police executing warrants in the Muirhouse Road area on March 10, 2026.

Visby Infrastructure Work Includes Medieval Excavation and Public Event

Ongoing infrastructure work on Biskopsgatan in Visby involves replacing and laying new systems, with an archaeologist participating due to medieval street paving remains. A public event is scheduled for March 12, 2026, inviting people to observe and ask questions.