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King Charles III addressed both chambers of Congress stressing the special bond between the UK and US, even as survivors of Jeffrey Epstein and relatives pushed for face-to-face meetings

Darts world champion Gerwyn Price has declared his support for Reform UK as Wales prepares to elect members to the Senedd, prompting responses from the party and renewed scrutiny of sports figures in politics

Brecon High School and Dyfed-Powys Police kept pupils inside under a perimeter lockdown while they investigated an online threat

A clear guide to the Renters’ Rights Act 2026 and the practical steps tenants and landlords must take from 1 May 2026

UEFA is investigating after a foreign national referee was arrested in the UK on suspicion of unwanted touching and attempting to lure a teenage boy; he is bailed pending police enquiries

On 28 April 2026 a coordinated offensive in Mali killed defence minister Sadio Camara, saw claims of Kidal falling and prompted international alarm

Martin O’Neill says he has no issue with Reo Hatate despite reduced minutes and previews team news for the Scottish Cup semi-final

Hearts and Motherwell feature heavily on the PFA Scotland shortlist, with no Celtic or Rangers players included and the awards ceremony set for May 3 at the Hilton Hotel in Glasgow

Family appeals for help to fund the medical repatriation of Helen and Nell Barratt from Montenegro

Sinitta recounts her experience of the chaotic live final, explaining why she and Gemma Collins walked off and how arguments overshadowed Adam Thomas’s win

The King and Queen begin a four-day state visit to the United States on 27th Apr 2026 with the aim of renewing the special relationship and addressing security and political tensions

Iran’s Abbas Araghchi moved from Islamabad and Muscat to Moscow amid indirect exchanges with the US and lingering doubts about the prospects for direct talks

Tiffany Score and Steven Mills say testing confirmed the genetic parents of their daughter born after an alleged IVF error, but questions about their embryos and legal issues continue

Manchester City’s dramatic late goals at Wembley, a breathtaking National League finale and a Women’s Super League upset provided a weekend of high drama across English football

Four people rushed to hospital after an ambulance flipped at the busy A13/A130 junction while multiple crews treated casualties at the scene

President Donald Trump’s decision to attend the White House Correspondents’ Dinner has divided journalists and advocacy groups and reignited debates about press freedom

The BBC will end Football Focus after a 52-year run, citing changing audience habits and a move toward digital-first content

An exploration of how economic pressure, gender inequality and activism like the 4B movement are linked to South Korea’s record low birthrates and social unrest

Sophie Martin, a PE lead from Greater London, plans to run the London Marathon on April 26 with a repaired heart to remember her daughter Olive and show pupils strength after loss

A leaked US note proposing a reassessment of support for the Falkland Islands has prompted fierce reactions in the UK and highlighted fractures in transatlantic relations

Hearts prepare for a decisive Easter Road fixture with key absences, improving returns and a predicted XI that could shape the title race

A close look at the congressional deadline, maritime incidents and the alternative authorizations that could keep the conflict alive

The BBC’s decision to retire Football Focus has drawn criticism, Michael Carrick refuses to rush a verdict on his Manchester United role, and Liam Rosenior is expected to return stronger after leaving Chelsea

A tragic incident on the tracks between Watford Junction and Milton Keynes Central caused major disruption on lines from London Euston, prompting emergency response and temporary service changes

Mark falls ill near Akhaltsikhe, leaving Margo to carry on while rival teams choose different routes toward Tbilisi