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Molly Windsor stars in Netflix drama Unchosen about cult life

The Inbetweeners reboot confirmed after 16-year hiatus

Reed Hastings to Depart Netflix After 29 Years, Stock Drops 8%

Netflix Sets April 23 Release Date for Running Point Season Two

Netflix Adaptation of Popular Novel Receives Critical Review

HBO Max UK Launch Sees Strong Growth with Sports Integration

Lily Allen's 'West End Girl' Tour Chronicles Marriage Breakdown

Lily Allen's new album 'West End Girl' serves as a raw, autobiographical account of her marriage breakdown and infidelity discovery, with a tour performing it in full at theatre venues. The album has achieved critical and commercial success, while Allen has openly discussed her emotional aftermath and personal transformations.

Leo Carlsson excels in third NHL season despite injury setback

Leo Carlsson has grown into the NHL suit during his third season, averaging nearly a point per game before a thigh muscle injury required surgery in January. He is set to surpass his previous personal best by over 20 points.

Sweden Boosts Road Maintenance Funding Amid Local Disputes

Infrastructure Minister Andreas Carlsson announced a major funding increase for road maintenance nationwide, addressing neglected infrastructure. The plan faces parliamentary approval and uncertainties in distribution while local projects encounter conflicts.

Norway Police Face Staffing Crisis Amid Rising Threats

Norwegian police face a severe staffing shortage as more officers quit than can be replaced, while criminal threats increase. This has sparked debate over emergency education reforms to bolster forces.

British Air Steward Arrested for Alleged Shove at Disney

A British air steward has been arrested in Florida for allegedly shoving a teenage girl he accused of queue jumping at Disney's Magic Kingdom. Keith Newman, 47, who works as cabin crew for Virgin Atlantic, is said to have pushed the 18-year-old when she went around him, causing her to spill water on her friend.

Strait of Hormuz Closure Sparks Historic Oil Market Disruption

The de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz following military strikes has triggered the largest disruption to the global oil market in history, sending energy prices soaring and threatening asymmetric economic shocks worldwide.

John Terry Consortium Bids for Colchester United Amid Sale Talks

John Terry is part of a consortium bidding to acquire Colchester United, with the club in detailed discussions over a proposed sale, though official sources have not confirmed his involvement.

Pushing incident at dementia care home leads to death

A person died after being pushed by another person at a dementia care home in Strängnäs during the weekend, according to officials. The incident has been reported to police, and crisis support has been offered to staff and residents.

Damberg Criticizes Government's Economic Record as Lost Years

Social Democrats' economic policy spokesperson Mikael Damberg has sharply criticized the government's economic record, calling the last mandate period four lost years for the Swedish people and stating it is expensive to be Swedish.

National Ballet Premieres First Kven-Themed Production April 14

The National Ballet will premiere its first production with Kven themes, a piece titled 'Tungrodd – Rahčamuš – Raataminen', on April 14 at the Norwegian Opera & Ballet. Choreographer Simone Grøtte's debut work for the company tells a personal story of resistance rooted in her Sami and Kven background.

Melania Trump Denies Epstein Ties, Calls for Victim Hearings

First Lady Melania Trump issued an extraordinary public statement from the White House on Thursday, denying any association with Jeffrey Epstein and calling on Congress to hold public hearings for his victims.

Spain Approves 5 Billion Euro Crisis Package Amid War Fallout

Spain has approved a 5 billion euro crisis package to address economic fallout from the war against Iran, including tax cuts on energy, following an extraordinary cabinet meeting in Madrid on Friday. Separately, Swedish Grangex is preparing to restart the idle Sydvaranger mine in Norway by late 2026, aiming to supply iron ore for green steel production in Europe.

Mircea Lucescu Dies at 80 After Hospitalization Following Collapse

Mircea Lucescu, the iconic Romanian football coach and former player, died on April 7, 2026, around 20:30 local time at age 80. His death followed hospitalization after collapsing during a team meeting two days after Romania's World Cup playoff loss to Turkey.

Jordan Brook hospitalized as pregnant partner stays away

TOWIE star Jordan Brook remains hospitalized with brain inflammation, while his pregnant fiancée Sophie Kasaei stays away due to risks to her and the baby.

Denny wins historic discus with world-leading throw

Australian Matt Denny won a historic discus competition in Ramona, Oklahoma, with a world-leading throw of 74.04 meters, as six throwers exceeded 70 meters for the first time ever in athletics history.

Xbox tests Achievements update with hidden games, custom alerts

Xbox is rolling out a major Achievements system update, now in Insider testing, featuring options to hide games and customize alerts. The changes, driven by player feedback, aim to enhance user control and milestone recognition.

Felicia Eriksson Wins Melodifestivalen 2026, Heads to Eurovision

Felicia Eriksson has won Melodifestivalen 2026 and will represent Sweden at Eurovision, while Greczula placed second. Both artists, along with Ida-Lova, have secured festival bookings for summer 2026.

Cannes 80th Edition Features Stars and Political Themes

The Cannes Film Festival is approaching its 80th edition with a notable roster of actors expected on the red carpet, including Léa Seydoux, Sandra Hüller, and Isabelle Huppert. This year's Palme d'Or competition features an impressive lineup of some of the world's top directors, including regulars like Pedro Almodóvar and Asghar Farhadi.

Armagh Face Tyrone as Favorites in Ulster Championship Opener

Armagh and Tyrone will meet in the opening game of the Ulster Senior Football Championship preliminary round at the Athletic Grounds on Sunday, with Armagh widely considered favorites. Both teams retained their league statuses this season, but Tyrone has faced struggles on and off the pitch.

Swedish football prodigy Fanny Peterson excluded from national team squad

Sixteen-year-old football talent Fanny Peterson, praised for scoring dream goals, has not been selected for Sweden's upcoming World Cup qualifier squad, with the national team coach stating she is not ready for the A-national team.