Celtic winger Jota set for long-term layoff and late-season return
Jota remains sidelined after an ACL rupture, prompting fresh questions for Celtic about the opening months of the season and recruitment priorities
Patrickswell captain Sarah Gillane steps up for Limerick camogie
A first-year full-time teacher and Patrickswell captain, Sarah Gillane brings leadership, coaching energy and proven shot-stopping to the Limerick senior panel
Montpellier favourites against Ulster in 2026 Challenge Cup final
Montpellier are favourites for the 22 May 2026 final, but Ulster’s back three, a robust pack and strategic kicking mean Bilbao could produce a close game
Video of flotilla detainees intensifies EU pressure on Israel, says Micheal Martin
A circulating video of detained flotilla participants has prompted strong reactions from EU leaders and accelerated calls for concrete action.
PCA Skin sale at Dermoi: top products, savings and home beauty options
Explore Dermoi’s PCA Skin discount, recommended hero products, and affordable at-home alternatives for skin and smile care
Elie Youan opens up about leaving Hibs, abuse, injuries and his best goals
Elie Youan talks candidly about four years at Hibs, the blocked moves to Stoke, the dugout injury, online racial abuse and the goals he will always remember
Subcon Thailand 20th edition posts strong parts trade and deepens global sourcing ties
Subcon Thailand’s 20th edition attracted more than 50,000 attendees and produced around 23 billion baht in parts trade, highlighting the role of business matching in linking Thai suppliers to global manufacturers
Sel Jem back to the fore at Auteuil with dominant Gold Cup victory
Sel Jem returned to the top at Auteuil, powering through soft to heavy ground under Johnny Charron to take the Grand Steeple-Chase de Paris
Celtic win marred by pitch invasion as Hearts demand action
Hearts have called for firm action after a late goal and ensuing pitch invasion at Celtic Park led to abuse of their players and chaotic scenes in Glasgow
Ghd Platinum+ review: a former stylist’s pick for sleek hair
A former hairstylist shares why the Ghd Platinum+ stands out for heat management, versatility and salon-grade results
How Saka’s presence could tip the Premier League in Arsenal’s favour
Saka’s comeback has injected fresh energy into Arsenal; the London Stadium clash on 10 May 2026 may influence both the title race and the relegation scrap
Reform gains in local elections challenge Labour dominance and trigger leadership debate
Early results in English local elections indicate significant gains for Reform UK at Labour’s expense, changing council majorities and fuelling debate over party leadership
Livingston confirm managerial exit as Scott Arfield steps in temporarily
Marvin Bartley has stepped down following Livingston’s drop from the top tier, with Scott Arfield named interim head for the final fixtures
Championship takeaways: weak side scoring, Beggan kickouts and glove debates
A concise look at the tactics, decisions and quirks — from the weak side to kickouts and gloves — that defined recent championship action
Spartans must overturn 2-0 deficit after Clyde win in play-off first leg
Spartans must mount a comeback after a 2-0 first‑leg loss to Clyde as attention turns to the return at Vanloq Community Stadium
Gulf shipping under threat after drone and missile strikes
UK condemns strikes while US escorts commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz as diplomatic pressure mounts on Iran to preserve the fragile ceasefire
How joining the EU loan for Ukraine could strengthen UK jobs and relations
Sir Keir Starmer told leaders in Yerevan that participating in the EU’s loan package for Ukraine would aid Kyiv, support British industry and improve UK-EU relations
Union Street fire hits Glasgow footfall but early recovery signs emerge
Footfall dropped in March after the Union Street fire, yet fast station reopening and public confidence point to a fragile but visible recovery
Leith Walk shop approved for restaurant conversion despite local objections
A plan by Mrs S Zafar to replace the Zabka supermarket at 249-251 Leith Walk with a restaurant was approved on April 21 despite ten objections and 21 online supports
Wave of assaults across Mali leaves defence minister dead and northern towns contested
On 28 April 2026 a coordinated offensive in Mali killed defence minister Sadio Camara, saw claims of Kidal falling and prompted international alarm
Robot half-marathon breakthrough fuels debate over sport and industry
A record-setting run in Beijing by an Honor humanoid has put robotic athletics in the spotlight and prompted questions about technology, entertainment and industrial strategy
48-team World Cup: rising talents and under-the-radar prospects to follow
A compact rundown of 50 under-the-radar prospects for the World Cup, highlighting who could emerge as breakout stars
Hearts secure Jack Lyon and Charlie Sanders with contract extensions
Two 17-year-olds, goalkeeper Jack Lyon and midfielder Charlie Sanders, have agreed one-year deals to stay with Hearts while they continue their development and chase Youth Cup silverware
How St Teilo’s Bluebell Festival became a major community event in Merthyr Mawr
How a modest celebration at St Teilo’s in Merthyr Mawr attracted hundreds, supported charities including Y Bont and highlighted the church’s accessibility needs
Activist who removed lobster from Weymouth restaurant avoids prison after court order
An animal rights protester entered a Michelin-starred restaurant in Weymouth, removed a lobster kept for educational purposes and released it into the harbour; the court ruled the act was misguided and handed down a conditional discharge