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Reform UK's Tice Faces Tax Allegations as Farage Defends Deputy

Farage Buys Bitcoin via Kwarteng-Linked Firm Amid Crypto Scrutiny

Lib Dems Call for FCA Probe into Farage's Crypto Promotion

Nigel Farage earned £374,893 from Cameo endorsements

Reform UK's Scottish leader faces backlash over homophobic joke

UN Probes Starmer Over Chagos Deal Amid EU Fishing Claims

Swedish family targeted for crypto in violent home invasion

Masked robbers broke into a family's home in Tobo, Sweden, forcing them to transfer cryptocurrency worth over 2.5 million SEK under threat of violence. The victims were tied up, assaulted, and subjected to mock executions before one managed to alert relatives and fire a shot at a robber, leading to an arrest and ongoing trial.

Torsten Jansson Builds Artificial Turf Pitch in Kosta

Torsten Jansson is constructing an artificial turf pitch in Kosta, featuring 18-meter-high floodlights, as part of a new direction for private sports investment around the Craft arena.

Sculptor pleads guilty to causing death of SAS veteran in careless driving crash

Christine Baxter, 63, of Tregare, Monmouthshire, pleaded guilty to causing death by careless driving after a collision that fatally injured motorcyclist Darren Gough, a Falklands SAS veteran, in April 2025. She received an eight-month suspended sentence and a curfew.

Jeff Stelling to make reality TV debut on Celebrity Race Across The World

Jeff Stelling will make his reality TV debut in the upcoming series of Celebrity Race Across The World, appearing alongside his 26-year-old son Matthew, according to multiple reports. The BBC competition sees celebrities race across an area of the world to a destination using any transportation except air travel.

Hammarby's Abraham ready to start in crucial Swedish Cup match

Hammarby IF faces Östers IF in the final group stage round of the Swedish Cup on Saturday, where a draw is enough to secure advancement to the quarterfinals. Striker Paulos Abraham is now ready to start for the first time since returning from injury, coach Kalle Karlsson confirmed on Friday.

Norway mandates reindeer slaughter to curb unsustainable population

The Norwegian state has mandated the slaughter of over 8,200 reindeer over three years in West Finnmark, deeming the current population unsustainable.

Vera's final series returns with repeat riverbank murder episode

Brenda Blethyn's final series of Vera returns to ITV tonight with a repeat episode featuring a riverbank murder investigation, as the actress departs after 14 years.

UK drivers urged to cut trips as fuel prices surge amid Middle East conflict

Motorists across the UK are being urged to consider cutting out non-essential journeys and reduce their speed to improve fuel efficiency as petrol and diesel prices have rocketed in recent weeks, driven by soaring oil prices linked to Middle East tensions. The government says it is closely monitoring the situation but sees no immediate supply shortage.

Ian Huntley dies after prison assault, daughter rejects funeral role

Samantha Bryan, the biological daughter of Soham murderer Ian Huntley, expressed disgust after police approached her about contributing to his funeral arrangements. Huntley died after a prison attack at HMP Frankland allegedly carried out by inmate Anthony Russell, a triple murderer.

Fire on USS Gerald R. Ford Injures Sailors, Disrupts Operations in Red Sea

A fire broke out on the USS Gerald R. Ford aircraft carrier on March 12, injuring two sailors and damaging living areas, raising concerns about operational impacts during its deployment in the Red Sea. The incident has forced hundreds of crew members to sleep on the floor and prompted questions about repair timelines and persistent sanitation issues.

Arsenal face Man City in Carabao Cup final amid injury doubts and youth debate

Arsenal head into Sunday's Carabao Cup final against Manchester City at Wembley Stadium with a nine-point Premier League lead, but face key injury concerns and media scrutiny over young talent Max Dowman's future.

Michael 'Venom' Page frustrated with UFC matchmaking over Prates plans

Michael 'Venom' Page has voiced frustrations with UFC matchmaking, citing disappointment over plans involving Carlos Prates and his placement on the UFC London card.

Employer Reported for Fraud, Former Colleague for Defamation in Harassment Case

An employer faces reports for fraud and accounting offenses, while a former colleague is reported for gross defamation, with allegations of harassment and document registration issues emerging.

Heavy rainfall transforms Australia's Red Centre into lush green landscape

Weeks of heavy rainfall in early 2026 have turned desert areas around Alice Springs lush and green, following record precipitation that caused flash flooding and natural disaster declarations.

Lund Research Group Investigates UFO and UAP Phenomena

A research group in Lund is studying UFO and UAP phenomena, which have long aroused fascination and questions. The group includes experts from various fields and advocates for open scientific investigation.

UK regulator to allow higher contactless payment limits from March 19

The Financial Conduct Authority is raising the limit for contactless card payments in the UK from March 19, according to a Daily Express report. The change will enable banks and payment providers with robust fraud controls to set their own limits, though many are expected to keep the current £100 cap.

Mary Berry Publishes First Gardening Book 'My Gardening Life'

Former Great British Bake Off judge Mary Berry has released her first gardening book, 'My Gardening Life', dedicated to her gardener of 32 years. The book comes after she and her husband moved to a smaller property in Henley-on-Thames six years ago.

Sweden Tasks Ombudsman to Map Religious Influencers in Exclusion Areas

The Swedish government has assigned the Children's Ombudsman to map religious influencers and young people's upbringing conditions in exclusion areas.

Cecilia Anderssén Appointed Communications Director for Region Dalarna

Cecilia Anderssén will become the communications director of Region Dalarna on April 1, 2026. She has been acting in the role since October 2024.

Sanna Torén Björling Wins Nils Horner Prize for Ukraine Reporting

Sanna Torén Björling has been awarded the Nils Horner Prize for her journalism from Ukraine. The prize honors journalists working in the spirit of Nils Horner, a foreign correspondent murdered in Afghanistan in 2014.