Author: News Desk

‘It was a little bit racy.’

Huw Pill told a podcast in the US that there was a ‘reluctance to accept that, yes, we’re all worse off’.

In Spain, scorching temperatures are set to break records for April. A week of unprecedented heat’s on the way bringing with it concerns over the country’s water reserves and warnings of wildfires. FRANCE 24’s Charlotte Hughes tells us more.

Sudan: Third evacuation flight of Britons lands in Cyprus A third evacuation flight has rescued around 230-240 UK nationals from war-torn Sudan, landing in Cyprus, with flights set to continue throughout the day. The British troops are endeavouring to extract citizens from the east African country during a 72-hour ceasefire.  The trapped nationals were told to make their way to an airstrip near the Sudanese capital Khartoum once the ceasefire began at midnight local time on Monday. An RAF military plane has been collecting UK passport holders and flying them to Larnaca Airport in Cyprus to have their documentation checked.…

Singapore executes man for supplying cannabis Singapore has executed a man for conspiring to traffic cannabis, despite appeals for clemency from his family, activists, and the United Nations. Tangaraju Suppiah, 46, was hanged on Wednesday for a plot to smuggle 1kg (35oz) of cannabis. Activists argued that he had been convicted on weak evidence and had limited legal access during his prosecution, but Singaporean authorities defended the country’s tough anti-drug laws, saying they are necessary to deter drug crime. Last year, Singapore hanged 11 people, all on drugs charges, including a man with an intellectual disability who was convicted of…

Taliban kill IS leader behind Kabul airport bombing US officials have confirmed the mastermind behind the August 2021 bombing at Kabul airport has been killed by the Taliban. The deadly attack killed 170 civilians and 13 US soldiers as troops attempted to evacuate Afghanistan after 20 years in the country. The mastermind, believed to be an IS member, was killed weeks ago but his death has only recently been confirmed. The US officials did not reveal the name of the individual or provide details on how they had learned he was responsible for the bombing. The news of his death…

‘The reason she’s asking four times is because four times you refused to answer it.’

Saka opted to bring Marcus Rashford in.

Awkward!

Today’s news summary – Paper Talk Wednesday’s front pages report on a variety of topics, including the UK evacuation in Sudan, reports on Prince Harry’s court papers and what they revealed and the announcement Joe Biden is running for re-election in the US. ‘Run for your lives in Sudan’ The British Royal Marines are shown on the front page of The Times, marching across a runway as they head to Sudan to help UK nationals leave the country. The headline reads “make your own way to Sudan airlift, Britons told”, with an unnamed defence source denying accusations that the UK…