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70-year-old London woman guilty of killing sister before taking diamond-encrusted Rolex

In a shocking twist of family tragedy, 70-year-old Nancy Pexton has been convicted of murdering her sister Jennifer Abbott, aged 69, in a London flat. The prosecution revealed that Pexton had been at Abbott's residence shortly before her sister's body was found, bearing gruesome injuries several days later.

The Times of India

Pauline Hanson boasts about ‘sexy’ new private plane gifted by Gina Rinehart and $2m in donations

One Nation leader targets the Guardian in post, with video featuring novelty cheques and the unveiling of the new Cirrus G7 plane

The Guardian - AU

Titan submarine victims’ bodies were returned as ‘slush in two boxes’, mother reveals

Suleman Dawood, 19, and Shahzada Dawood, 48, died in the Titan submersible disaster in 2023

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People in UK spending fewer years in good health, study finds as nation’s health declines

A recent analysis indicates that Britons are experiencing fewer years of good health, signaling a troubling decline in healthy life expectancy. As the UK ranks near the bottom among affluent nations, the rise in obesity and chronic illnesses has become a pressing issue.

The Times of India

Trump Crackdown on Cuban Doctors Leaves Several Countries Without Care: 'People in Rural Conditions Are the Ones Who Will Suffer'

A State Department spokesperson told The Guardian that the scheme "deprives ordinary Cubans of medical care, and medical professionals of their human rights"

Latin Times

The reason Helena Bonham Carter quit The White Lotus? It might be the show’s endless behind-the-scenes drama

IN FOCUS: Days into filming the forthcoming fourth season, the British star has jumped ship. HBO says it’s no big deal, but it adds to the feeling that the blockbuster anthology series is plagued by chaos, writes Adam White

The Independent UK

“Biblically informed hatred”: inside the church running spiritual ops at Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon

Killing children in the name of our Lord, Jesus Christ.

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John Robins shares moment he realised he was an alcoholic: ‘Lou Sanders said I needed help’

Comedian, 43, gave up alcohol in 2023 and opens up about his struggle with addiction in new book

The Independent UK

Dining across the divide: ‘In France we’d be at each other’s throats, but in the UK you say the most horrible things, smiling’

One moved to the UK 20 years ago. The other is considering a vote for Restore Britain. Could they agree on national symbols and Brexit?

The Guardian - UK

The Alleged White House Correspondents’ Dinner Shooter Identified: ‘Very Sick Person’

The White House Correspondents' Dinner shooting suspect as Cole Tomas Allen, with President Donald Trump saying he's "very sick person".

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After Reading A Scathing Review Of Aubrey Plaza's New Animated Show, I Had To Check It Out Myself

I'm going to speak of the show again, despite the review

Cinemablend

“We thought it would be a taster single to set the scene, but when it came out, it went crazy": The almost unbelievable story of how EMF went to No 1 in the US with their debut single, which came with a huge guitar riff and a helping hand from Rick Rubin

“The guitar riff goes from blues mode to flamenco mode, like the two conflicting sides of my life”

MusicRadar

US gambling addiction is ‘out of control’ and requires a public health response, experts say

48% of men aged 18 to 49 had an account with at least one sports betting platform, according to one study

The Independent UK

ICE Raids Are Making Local Police Work More Dangerous, Internal Records Show

Local police and city officials across the United States have warned that aggressive immigration operations are interfering with basic police work, eroding public trust and putting officers at risk of being mistaken for federal agents, according to internal records obtained by The Guardian.

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‘This election is all to play for’: Can the Scottish Labour leader defy political gravity in May?

Anas Sarwar speaks to the Guardian about why he thinks the polls are wrong and how he hopes to end the SNP’s near 20-year dominance at Holyrood

The Independent UK

Frustration grows among Pakistanis with capital under lockdown for stalled US-Iran talks: ‘Living in a cage’

No date has been set for the second round of US-Iran peace talks, but Islamabad has been turned into a fortress with sweeping security restrictions, forcing locals to grapple with frustration and uncertainty, Maroosha Muzaffar reports

The Mary Sue

Five-year-old from Minnesota saves his little brother in a heroic rescue. Now he’s fighting for his own life

Five-year-old Ashkan Thibodeaux is fighting for his life after a heroic rescue that saved his little brother and his story has touched hearts across the internet. According to The Guardian, the Minnesota boy jumped into icy water to pull his brother Wyatt to safety on Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026,…

International Business Times UK

Rebel Wilson Blames 'Nuts' PR Team For Amanda Ghost Project Fallout

Rebel Wilson faces defamation claims linked to her film 'The Deb,' with court evidence revealing internal PR firm messages criticizing her

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The Independent UK

Starmer-Mandelson latest: PM could face Privileges Committee after claims he misled MPs

The Tories, SNP and Lib Dems are asking Sir Lindsay Hoyle to refer Sir Keir over the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson - the PM has denied misleading MPs

The Guardian - UK

To see or not to see? Every single Shakespeare play – ranked!

Antony and Cleopatra? Exhausting. Lear? Magnificent but flawed. Hamlet? Limitless. For Shakespeare’s birthday, the Guardian’s former theatre critic ranks all the plays

Evening Standard

Inquiry under way into Lord Mandelson vetting leak, MPs told

Sir Olly Robbins said it was deeply worrying that the story was given to The Guardian.

The Independent UK

An inquiry into Lord Mandelson vetting leak under way, MPs told

Sir Olly Robbins said it was deeply worrying that the story was given to The Guardian

Evening Standard

Inquiry under way into Lord Mandelson vetting leak, says No 10

Sir Olly Robbins said it was deeply worrying that the story was given to The Guardian.

The Times of India

Lyrid meteor shower peaks this week: UK skies set for bright spring display

Get ready to be mesmerized by the Lyrid meteor shower, an awe-inspiring celestial event that lights up the night sky! This week, stargazers in the UK and the Northern Hemisphere can enjoy a spectacular show with as many as 20 meteors streaking across the sky each hour after midnight on…

The Times of India

Over 1,000 toads feared dead after Welsh reservoir drained: What causes mass amphibian deaths?

In a devastating turn of events, over a thousand toads have been lost following the draining of a vital breeding pond in North Wales during their critical mating season. Environmental advocates are expressing outrage as this habitat destruction poses a grave threat not only to amphibians but also disrupts the…

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