- Carney and Macron to hold meeting in Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon on Sunday
- Trump announces the creation of an AI Force to support technology growth
- Funeral held for couple who died in hot tub incident in Spain
- Dutch police clash with far-right protesters in The Hague rally
- Iran communicates conditions for peace talks with US through Qatar
- Policy expert criticises opposition for ‘politicking’ on Weedmark’s flights
- Staff from MS NOW, CNN and Politico denied entry to the White House after Trump ban
- British man dies after being rescued from water at Crete beach
Author: News Desk
The Guardian says The four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel has issued a strident call for Formula One to abandon this season’s scheduled race in Russia after its invasion of Ukraine.
The Guardian says a juror in Ghislaine Maxwell’s criminal trial who might not have disclosed childhood sexual abuse during jury selection for the high-profile case will now be questioned publicly as Maxwell’s team seeks a retrial, court papers released on Thursday said.
The Metro says Russian missile strikes on Ukraine have continued through the night, including on the capital Kyiv.
The Metro says a life-changing amount of money that ‘must-be-won’ is up for grabs in the National Lottery draw on Saturday.
The Metro says Three former Minneapolis police officers were convicted of violating George Floyd’s civil rights by failing to intervene or provide medical care.
The Independent says Former US President Donald Trump appeared to be under the impression that the US had invaded Ukraine during an exchange with Fox News host Laura Ingraham.
The Independent says Rishi Sunak sent Partygate questionnaire by police – Sunak is effectively being questioned under caution.
The Independent says Scarlett Johansson is the latest celebrity to launch their own beauty brand. On 22 February, the 37-year-old actress announced the arrival of her new skincare line, The Outset.
The Guardian says The government of Ukraine is asking for volunteers from the country’s hacker underground to help protect critical infrastructure.
The Guardian says Wealthy undergraduates in England will be better off while women, disadvantaged students and those from the north and Midlands are most likely to be worse off.
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