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The prime minister urges party unity as parliament prepares to decide whether to refer him to the Privileges Committee over the Mandelson ambassadorship and vetting process

A planned three-day Ijtema at Shrubland Hall has drawn national attention as organisers and residents clash over scale and logistics

Chelsea and Leeds meet at Wembley with formlines, managerial change and fan logistics all in focus — live match events and stadium advice inside

Russell Findlay and Ruth Davidson are campaigning on the idea that bleak projections are making the Scottish Conservatives more determined to win regional list votes and stop an SNP majority

A three-judge panel concluded that the president lacks authority to override the Immigration and Nationality Act, striking down a January 20, 2026 proclamation that halted asylum claims at the southern border

Authorities at Dublin Airport are investigating a fatal collision on Corballis Road and are asking motorists with dash-cam footage to come forward

Taxpayers paid £3,000 for a portrait of Rachel Reeves that has reignited arguments over public spending and the nation’s rising tax burden

Linlithgow Rose will not compete in the pyramid play-offs after the SPFL declined a period of grace for their SFA Bronze Licence application

An independent inquiry by the IOPC focuses on the Metropolitan Police’s early handling of the Wimbledon school crash, as families keep pushing for clarity

A ram’s horn snuff box once owned by Angus MacKintosh of Farr has been placed on long-term loan at the West Highland Museum, bringing fresh context to the Battle of Culloden

Syria declared full control of former US bases after the last convoy left Qasrak air base, marking a shift in authority and a new phase of SDF integration

Gardaí are appealing for witnesses and dash-cam footage after a fatal two-car collision on Bellews Bridge Road in County Louth

Two Arsenal midfielders are one booking from missing a Champions League semi-final if cautioned in the second leg against Sporting

UK ministers warn households face higher bills after disruption in the Strait of Hormuz and call for combined diplomatic and economic measures

Arsenal’s loss to Bournemouth tightens the title race, Manchester City face a crucial run-in and Bayern Munich set a new scoring benchmark

Police searched a property in Ardoyne on April 10 as part of a wider push to disrupt drug-dealing and keep neighbourhoods safer

An 8-foot dinghy trip from Hope Town to Elbow Cay left Lynette Hooker missing and prompted an international probe after her husband reported she fell overboard

A focused preview of Dundee v Hibernian that outlines the stakes, key match-ups and data-driven predictions ahead of the clash

Kate O’Connor produced a 6.50m personal best and championship record in the women’s long jump while a host of athletes took national indoor titles across track and field events

Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting on children in conflict on 3 Mar 2026 after reports that strikes killed Iranian schoolchildren, prompting emergency sessions and reactions from Russia and China

A concise account of the 01 March 2026 incident between Birmingham Moor Street and Solihull and a practical overview of facilities and accessibility at Stourbridge Junction and Rowley Regis stations

kate O’connor opened with a 6.50m jump to set a championship record and move into the top three all-time in Ireland, in a packed weekend of national indoor action

Armed officers descended on the Calder neighbourhood in Edinburgh on 02/03/2026 after reports of a man carrying a bladed weapon; residents were told to stay indoors while the situation was contained

A national shortfall of degree-trained teachers in Welsh, maths and the sciences is forcing schools to rely on non-specialists, affecting lesson quality and students’ future choices

Viewers voiced complaints after Michael McIntyre opened his BBC show on February 28, 2026, with jokes about weight loss and identity that some found offensive