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Antonelli triumphs at rain-threatened Miami Grand Prix

Eta Aquariid meteor shower peaks Wednesday at 40 per hour

The Eta Aquariid meteor shower will reach its peak in the next few days, with up to 40 shooting stars per hour, major media reports say. However, a waning gibbous moon over 80% illuminated will obscure many fainter meteors.

Helena Bergman to run longest leg in women's Tiomila

According to major media reports, Helena Bergman, a 40-year-old orienteer with 18 World Championship medals, will run the third leg (13 km) in this year's Tiomila relay, the longest leg in women's Tiomila history. This follows her suffering acute compartment syndrome during last year's event, requiring emergency surgery and a two-week hospitalization.

RMC Motorsport confirms 2027 WRC entry with Spanish backing

RMC Motorsport, in collaboration with the Spanish motorsport federation (RFEDA) and backed by the Spanish government, has announced plans to enter the World Rally Championship’s top class in 2027. The Spanish team will roll out its all-new challenger in October and intends to contest at least half of the 2027 rallies before mounting a full championship assault in 2028.

14-year-old Melanie Doggett runs 100m in 11.01 seconds

According to NRK Sport, Melanie Doggett, a 14-year-old sprinter, ran 100 meters in 11.01 seconds at a meet in the USA on Saturday, but the wind was not measured. Her time is faster than the Norwegian record of 11.10 seconds held by Ezinne Okparaebo.

Morrisons manager sacked for tackling shoplifter

A Morrisons manager was sacked for tackling a violent serial shoplifter, sparking public protests and calls for his reinstatement.

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.

Chris Hughton cancer free after prostate surgery

Former Tottenham and Republic of Ireland defender Chris Hughton has been diagnosed with prostate cancer, but the disease was detected early and a successful operation has left him cancer free, according to multiple reports.

Devil Wears Prada 2 premieres with returning cast

The Devil Wears Prada 2 had its London premiere events in late April 2026, with a photocall at the V&A South Kensington and an afterparty at the National Gallery, reports said. It releases on May 1, 2026, and according to reports, brings back original stars Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt, and Stanley Tucci.

Eddie Genborg scores first AHL goal in Griffins' 7-2 win

Swedish prospect Eddie Genborg recorded his first AHL goal and point in his fourth game, helping the Grand Rapids Griffins to a 7-2 victory over the Manitoba Moose.

Sir David Davis Alleges Miscarriage of Justice in Lucy Letby Case

Sir David Davis has labelled the Lucy Letby case a 'miscarriage of justice' and accused Cheshire Police and the Crown Prosecution Service of serious failures, while the police strongly refute the allegations.

Tata Steel syndicate wins lottery jackpot after years of friendship

A syndicate of 15 former finance team colleagues from Tata Steel in Port Talbot has won a lottery jackpot, capping a seven-year pact to stay connected. Separately, a Bournemouth syndicate of 10 people won £50,000 each in a recent draw.

German film director Alexander Kluge dies at 94

German film director and author Alexander Kluge has died at age 94. Kluge played a key role in organizing the New German Cinema movement.

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.

Reindeer euthanized after severe mutilation in Idre sameby, police investigate

A reindeer in Idre sameby was euthanized after its ears were cut off all the way to the head, with the incident reported to police. The discovery occurred during reindeer separation this winter, though the exact date remains unclear.

Easter Gathering in Jönköping Draws Thousands, Police Respond to Disorder

Thousands of young people gathered at the Asecs parking lot in Jönköping over Easter, leading to police intervention, arrests, and reports of assaults and a robbery. The event, linked to the Elmia motor show, saw high intoxication and disorder, with authorities considering closing the area next year.

M&S and Cadbury launch new chocolate bars including giant custard cream

Marks & Spencer and Cadbury have introduced new chocolate products, including a giant custard cream bar and a Biscoff collaboration, while a coffee-flavored Snickers bar has appeared in UK stores.

British TikToker's 'five a day' phrase confuses Americans at Oscars party

A British teacher in Los Angeles sparked cultural confusion at an Oscars party when she referenced the 'five a day' health advice, a phrase unfamiliar to her American guests.

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.

Robert Pattinson, Zendaya star in 'The Drama' directed by Kristoffer Borgli

Norwegian director Kristoffer Borgli's film 'The Drama' stars Robert Pattinson and Zendaya as a couple whose relationship is tested when a dark secret emerges before their wedding.

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.