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Ofgem: Illegal meter tampering kills one person every 10 days

UK Green Energy Surge Driven by Price Fears and Conflict

Heating Oil Prices Double Amid Middle East Conflict, Hitting Rural UK Hard

Energy price cap to drop 7% in April, saving households £10 monthly

UK households face rising water and energy bills, prompting cost-saving advice

Octopus Energy launches Zero Bills tariff and exit fees amid market volatility

Postal Workers and Civilians Killed as Ukraine War Intensifies

Deadly attacks on civilians and postal workers in frontline areas have highlighted the human cost of the ongoing war, with a Russian glide bomb killing at least 24 people at a pension queue and a drone strike killing a postal manager delivering pensions. As banks and supermarkets fail in conflict zones, Ukraine's postal service has become a critical lifeline, operating under extraordinary danger.

Jane McDonald releases album after fiancé's death

Jane McDonald has released her 11th studio album 'Living The Dream' while navigating personal loss, including the death of her fiancé Eddie Rothe from lung cancer in March 2021, for whom she became a full-time carer in his final stages.

Elkem CEO Steps Down, Proposed as New Board Chair Amid Restructuring

Elkem CEO Helge Aasen is stepping down and has been proposed as the new board chair, with the company announcing significant restructuring moves including job cuts and production halts. The leadership transition comes as Elkem faces financial challenges and aims to strengthen competitiveness.

Four prosecuted for 'Imprison Per Engström' banner under assault charge

Four individuals are being prosecuted for displaying a 'Imprison Per Engström' banner at a national arena, charged with assault against an official, with the plaintiff being Per Engström, former head of the National Operational Department.

Woman jailed for 41 weeks after theft spree targeting garden centers and Co-op

Leah Harding, 37, was arrested on March 18 and sentenced to 41 weeks in jail on March 27 after admitting five counts of theft from shops, with a court ordering her to pay £882.26 in compensation.

Swedish Ski Orienteers Show Mixed Results in Season Start

Swedish ski orienteers Gustav Mattsson and Ludvig Ljunggren delivered notable performances in recent competitions, with Mattsson securing a top-five finish and Ljunggren earning a podium spot.

Russia evacuates most personnel from Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant amid war

Russia is evacuating most of its personnel from Iran's Bushehr nuclear power plant due to security concerns from the ongoing war, with over 300 Russian nuclear technicians remaining on site. The move follows a previous withdrawal of 400 employees and comes as construction on new reactors has halted and explosions are heard near the facility.

BBC's revived Lynley series begins filming second season

Production has started on the second series of the revived BBC crime drama Lynley, with actor Daniel Mays sharing a cast photo from the set. The revival, which launched earlier this year, features a fresh cast and has received mixed reactions.

Norwegians balance vacation and work during Easter holiday

Many Norwegians take extended Easter vacations, often for ski trips, while others prefer working during the quiet holiday week, especially on red days.

Exeter Chiefs dominate in rugby matches against Trailfinders and Red Bulls

Exeter Chiefs secured victories in both Premiership Women's Rugby and Premiership Rugby, defeating Trailfinders Women 47-14 and Newcastle Red Bulls 38-14, while Sale Sharks crushed Leicester Tigers 62-3 in another women's fixture.

Police appeal for anonymous letter writer in 2012 arson murder case

Police are investigating a suspected arson attack that killed a woman and her five children in Harlow, Essex, in October 2012, treating the deaths as murder. The sole survivor, Dr. Abdul Shakoor, tried to raise the alarm and save his family.

Middle East War Triggers Global Energy Crisis and Tourism Shift to Europe

The ongoing conflict in the Middle East has triggered a severe global energy crisis and a dramatic redirection of tourism, with Europe emerging as a primary beneficiary while the region suffers economic collapse.

Racism incidents in football spark investigations and governance debates

Recent high-profile racism allegations, including Vinícius Júnior's accusation against Gianluca Prestianni and abuse of four Premier League players, have thrust football's ongoing problem back into the spotlight, prompting UEFA and police investigations.

Nationwide Plans New Fairer Share Payments for Members in 2026

Nationwide is expected to distribute another round of its Fairer Share Payments to millions of members later in 2026, building on a program that has provided some members with £300 since 2023. The building society may adjust the amount and eligibility criteria based on its financial performance.

AI-generated 'Jessica Foster' posed with world leaders to sell foot pictures

An AI-generated character named Jessica Foster amassed over a million Instagram followers by posting deepfake images of herself with world leaders and celebrities, then directing followers to a paid OnlyFans site selling foot pictures. The account disappeared after media reports exposed it as fake.

Malmö Arab Film Festival Faces War-Related Disruptions

The Malmö Arab Film Festival is experiencing impacts from an ongoing war, with uncertainty over guest participation from several Arab countries. The festival is scheduled for April 10–16, 2026.

Daughter confesses to strangling mother in bathroom

A 50-year-old woman has confessed to strangling her 75-year-old mother in a bathroom, according to reports. Police found the mother dead after the daughter called them.

Yngwie Malmsteen's Russia Concert Report Sparks Conflicting Claims

Conflicting reports have emerged about whether guitar icon Yngwie Malmsteen has a sold-out concert scheduled in Moscow on March 14. While a Swedish newspaper reported the event, Malmsteen's management has denied any upcoming shows in Russia.

BBC releases first look at second series of Smoggie Queens

The BBC has released a first look at the second series of the comedy-drama Smoggie Queens, which will arrive in Spring.

Paralympics Jumper Ellen Westerlund Steps into Events on Tuesday Morning

Ellen Westerlund, a Paralympics jumper from Örnsköldsvik, stepped into the events on Tuesday morning, according to reports. Arnt-Christian Furuberg, a West Värmland resident, is also mentioned in connection with the situation.