Author: News Desk

A week in crisis, Pyongyang opens up global marathon runners and this week spells the end of Scotland’s heatwave. This weeks World News Briefing is dominated by the fallout from Trump’s Tariff gamble. The US tariffs and trade wars launched by the Trump administration have signaled the end of globalisation.

It is hard to focus on anything else, but let’s not forget the events from the weekend, where Israel executed and buried Palestinian doctors and medics in a mass grave, which was exposed as a ‘mistake’ by the many but significantly by the BBC as well.

There is a certain level of optimism by the Starmer government, they were hit by the least amount of tariffs, especially compared to the EU, perhaps, that invite from the King may have done trick. But this may have more to do with teh fact the UK quietly and efficiently signed a mineral deal with Ukraine in January 2025.

Cliff Notes – The ‘most disturbing film ever made’ is being adapted into a TV series The 1984 film Threads, known for its harrowing depiction of a nuclear apocalypse, is being adapted into a drama series by Sheffield-based Warp Films, renowned for their impactful narratives. Warp Films aims to explore the modern relevance of Threads, highlighting themes of resilience and connection amidst catastrophic events, as articulated by CEO Mark Hervert and CCO Emily Feller. The ‘most disturbing film ever made’ is being adapted into a TV series A horrifying TV film released in the 80s is being adapted into a…

Cliff Notes – Harry Brook confirmed as England’s new white-ball captain Harry Brook has been appointed as England’s white-ball captain for both T20I and ODI formats, succeeding Jos Buttler after his resignation post-ICC Champions Trophy. Brook, 26, has served as vice-captain and previously led the team in ODIs against Australia, with his first official match as captain set for late May against the West Indies. Despite limited leadership experience, Brook’s tactical skills and strong performance since his debut in 2022 have made him the preferred choice, with Rob Key expressing confidence in his vision for the teams. Harry Brook confirmed…

Experts have warned investors about a ‘Black Monday’-like crash on April 7. On Sunday, U.S. stock futures plummeted, and the internet being as creative and hilarious as it is flooded Twitter/X with ‘Orange Monday’ memes.

Cliff Notes – How Ipswich’s Delap became Man United’s top transfer target Manchester United is prioritising Ipswich Town striker Liam Delap as their preferred summer transfer target, given his potential to succeed iconic forwards from the club’s history. Delap has impressed in his first full Premier League season, scoring 12 goals in 30 appearances, showcasing attributes similar to those of legendary striker Alan Shearer. How Ipswich’s Delap became Man United’s top transfer target Manchester United used to set the benchmark for great strikers. Wayne Rooney, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Eric Cantona, Andy Cole, Dwight Yorke, Robin van Persie — it’s a…

Cliff Notes A two-phase statutory public inquiry has been initiated into the Southport murders, focusing first on the circumstances surrounding Axel Rudakubana’s attack at a dance class that resulted in three young girls’ deaths. The inquiry will investigate the policing and criminal justice response to Rudakubana, who had previously been referred to the government’s Prevent scheme multiple times before committing the attacks. The second phase, to be chaired by retired judge Sir Adrian Fulford, will explore broader issues regarding young people being drawn into extreme violence, following the tragic events of 29 July. Two-phase public inquiry into Southport murders formally…