Author: News Desk

Jesy Nelson is showing off her pregnancy glow as she shared her blossoming bump with fans online. The Power hitmaker, 33, shared the news at the beginning of the year,shocking fans with a polaroid of her obviously pregnant belly as she posed with Zion Foster, 26. Jesy Nelson shares pregnancy update And ahead of becoming parents the couple enjoyed some down time, where Jesy took a dip in the pool and had cozy time round a campfire. Another snap showed the musician posing by a snooker table in a bodycon khaki dress, a cardi, complete with a matching cap. Instagram photo…

It’s all gone Pete Tong since last night, billions wiped of the markets and thousands of jobs on the fringes. All so one man can rage profits and create a US only world order. That may seem to make America great again for a short term but what will happen when his term is over, will the Europeans be as receptive to a comeback? Trump Threatens Tariffs Amid Drug and Migrant Concerns In January, President Trump warned of imposing tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China, asserting that they must strengthen efforts against drug and migrant flows to the U.S. Canadian…

Summary Arnolds Field in Havering, east London, has become a hazardous site due to ongoing underground fires resulting from illegal waste dumping. Residents have raised concerns about health risks, including respiratory issues, amid environmental neglect by local authorities and an ineffective response to the dangerous situation. A Waste Dump is Constantly on Fire in East London Arnolds Field, a 17-hectare site in Havering, has been shrouded in mystery and danger for years. Once a grazing land, it has morphed into a hazardous wasteland due to illegal dumping since 1998. The situation escalated when smoke began to emanate from the ground,…

It’s another bobby-dazzler of a day in Canada with the day hovering around freezing for most places with showers of rain scattered around the country. The mood has not been helped with the dramatic announcement that the world trade wars, started by Trump are in effect today. Sending stock markets into a frenzy, but also causing real concern for small businesses. Canadian Stock markets fall after US tariffs The thing politicians usually just pay lip service to is the small guy; Trade wars hurt small businesses and the working class the most. All the corporations can take them in their…

Stock markets fall after US tariffs spark trade war fears Global stock markets have fallen following the start of US tariffs on goods entering the United States from Canada, China and Mexico. Trump has slapped 25% tariffs on imports from Canada and Mexico and 20% tariffs against China. Canada and China hit back by announcing their own tariffs on US goods, while Mexico said it had “contingency plans”, sparking fears of full-blown trade war. The three major stock market indexes in the US sank following the news, while the FTSE 100 index of the UK’s biggest publicly-listed companies opened sharply lower on Tuesday and…

Fifa considers moving women’s club world cup beyond 2026 The back page of The Guardian reports that FIFA is considering moving the women’s club world cup beyond 2026. The paper says the tournament has backing but needs more planning. Olympic boxer Cindy Ngamba speaks about boxing in Saudi and going pro.

This is the big one The Daily Express back page reports on the Champions League matches tonight as Arsenal play PSV and fellow English club Aston Villa is also in action.

Dutch and go The back page of the Daily Star reports on Arsenal’s Champions League match against PSV tonight – as the Gunners target a last 16 spot and hope they can salvage the year after letting the Premier League title slip away from them.

Season starts here The back page of the Daily Mirror looks ahead at the English clubs in action in the Champions league tonight. Arsenal faces PSV with player Timber saying winning the Champions League is the Gunners chance of saving the whole year – as the Premier League title has all but slipped away.

Defence is the best form of attack City AM reports Labour is now rated above the Conservatives for who is best to handle defence and national security, with an extraordinary 13 points shift towards the government since just last month. The government have firmly parked their tanks on what is usually considered a Conservative stronghold, an ominous sign for the opposition. While still far from the top issue, defence and national security are up six points among voters’ priorities since last month.