Author: News Desk

Drive-by shooting in Toronto has left Twelve people injured following a shooting at Toronto pub. Three suspects are still at large, police in the Canadian city say. The shooting took place at 22:39 on Friday local time (03:39 GMT Saturday) near Scarborough city centre in eastern Toronto. Authorities said 12 people were injured, including six with gunshot wounds. The injuries were non-life-threatening. The victims ranged in age from 20s to mid-50s. At the location of the shooting people were heard saying the shooters sounded like Americans. Three male shooting suspects Police said there were three male shooting suspects. Earlier, they…

The UK was once ranked the best country in the world for end-of-life care, in fact the NHS was the envy of the world – But that’s not the case any longer, patients are endlessly waiting and when they eventually do get seen to, they are suffering until their last breath. These are the people who have funded the NHS for the last 70 years. They have worked for the longest period and paid the most National insurance and taxes consistently more than any other generation. Yet, the promise of comfort in retirement have descended rapidly. So how can the…

Cliff Notes Crufts 2025 has officially opened, attracting thousands of dogs and their owners to one of the world’s most prestigious dog shows. The second day of the event featured competitions in the Utility and Toy groups, with winners announced for each category. Viewers have expressed consistent sentiments about the show, indicating a shared enthusiasm for the event’s grandeur and competition. Overseas breeders have hailed Crufts as the "holy grail of dog shows," emphasising its international reputation and significance in the canine community. The agility competitions are also a highlight, showcasing the skills and training of participating dogs. Crufts 2025…

Eurostar trains cancelled for the rest of the day after an unexploded WWII bomb found Eurostar trains from London to Paris have been cancelled for the rest of the day after an unexploded WW2 bomb was found on the tracks. The bomb was found in the Saint-Denis area of Paris during overnight works last night at 4 am. The disruptions aren’t just on the London to Paris line, but further disruptions including the services to Belgium and The Netherlands as well as local metros have also been impacted. Crowds of people are waiting patiently at the Gare du Nord terminal…

Hey Jude! Spanish sports paper AS reports that the Englishman, the Madrid midfielder who provides the most inspired assists and the most committed in duels, returns after his league suspension to bring balance to the Madrid midfield.

Raducanu blown away The back page of the Daily Telegraph reports on British tennis player Emma Raducanu’s being defeated at Indian Wells. It’s her first appearance since she was targeted by a stalker. The paper also reports that Spurs’ loss is a wake-up call, according to the Tottenham captain Son.

Real Sociedad 1 Man Utd 1: Bruno Vars The back page of the Sun leads on last night’s Europa League draw between United and Real Sociedad. The Spanish team equalised from the spot after captain Bruno handled the ball. Spurs lost 1-0 to AZ in their Europa League match and there’s a report the FA is considering eye cameras for refs.

Real Sociedad 1 Man Utd 1: We must be more ruthless The back page of the Mirror reports Ruben Amorim was left to rue Manchester United’s missed chances in last night’s Europa League match. England boss Thomas Tuchel has named 55 players on his England list ahead of his first match in charge of the Three Lions.

Brussels vows to back Kyiv The Financial Times headlines it as “Brussels vows to back Kyiv” and features a front-page image of the EU leaders and Volodymyr Zelensky at the summit in Brussels. European leaders announced a huge boost to defence spending agreed upon during the emergency meeting. The paper also reports that the Trump administration has “backtracked further” on its 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada. The paper calls it a “big climbdown from its aggressive trade agenda.” It also reports on the “show of unity” from EU leaders who have pledged “enduring” support from Kyiv. 

1 in 4 knows a female victim of violence The Metro has also drawn attention to the wider issue of violence against women. A new survey suggests that nearly a quarter of people in the UK personally know a woman or girl who has suffered domestic abuse in the past year. Woman’s Aid chief executive Farah Nazeer has called this a “national emergency.” This case has sparked further conversations about domestic abuse, violence against women, and the influence of online figures on young men.