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Nottingham Forest ease relegation fears with 5-0 victory at Sunderland

Morgan Gibbs-White led a devastating first-half collapse that left Sunderland reeling and Forest breathing easier in the Premier League survival race

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Why memories of school pe still put some people off exercise

A look at how school pe experiences, from harsh teachers to outdated lessons, can influence lifelong attitudes to exercise

US threatens tariffs over UK digital services tax

Trump signals tariffs to counter the UK levy on American tech revenues

SNP questioned in Aberdeen as oil and gas workers demand clarity on new licences

An Aberdeen Question Time sparked a heated debate as energy workers accused the SNP of failing to defend North Sea jobs while ministers sought to balance energy security and climate compatibility

Milei’s symbolic gesture at Israel’s 78th Independence Day sparks diplomatic attention

Argentine president Javier Milei took part in Israel’s 78th Independence Day by singing and lighting a ceremonial torch, reinforcing his government’s distinct diplomatic posture and drawing varied domestic and international reactions

Prime minister grilled after Mandelson security clearance controversy

Prime minister Keir Starmer is under pressure as questions mount over how Lord Peter Mandelson was cleared for the US ambassadorship despite a negative recommendation from the UK’s security vetting agency

Could the United States really exit NATO after the Hormuz dispute?

A diplomatic standoff over the Strait of Hormuz and refusal of some allies to support US operations have revived debate about withdrawing from NATO and what that would mean for transatlantic security

EIMA 2022, International Agricultural and Gardening Machinery Exhibition

EIMA International is the International Exposition of Machinery for Agriculture and Gardening, a biennial event created in 1969 by FederUnacoma.

Teacher Sophie Martin to run London Marathon after heart surgery to honour her daughter

Sophie Martin, a PE lead from Greater London, plans to run the London Marathon on April 26 with a repaired heart to remember her daughter Olive and show pupils strength after loss

News

Pentagon memo review sparks UK uproar over Falkland Islands and NATO ties

A leaked US note proposing a reassessment of support for the Falkland Islands has prompted fierce reactions in the UK and highlighted fractures in transatlantic relations

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How Hearts could line up at Easter Road with McInnes’ injury headache

Hearts prepare for a decisive Easter Road fixture with key absences, improving returns and a predicted XI that could shape the title race

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May 1 deadline: will Congress force an end to US military action against Iran?

A close look at the congressional deadline, maritime incidents and the alternative authorizations that could keep the conflict alive

How to reuse odd socks for cleaning, scent and crafts, according to a BBC expert

Turn lone socks into reusable cleaning tools, lavender sachets and craft toys with step-by-step tips and ways to stop your socks disappearing

Cheap cleaning hack: remove black mould from grout with a £2 brush

A pocket-friendly cleaning brush from Søstrene Grene plus a drop of Fairy liquid made quick work of black mould in the grout

Lifestyle

Collarless jackets and at-home beauty picks to refresh your spring wardrobe

Refresh your look with collarless jackets and simple at-home beauty swaps

Lifestyle

Get a dewy, protected complexion with E.l.f. Halo Glow skin tint spf 50

Find out why E.l.f. Halo Glow skin tint spf 50 joins pocket-friendly whitening and ipl options as must-have seasonal beauty picks

Lifestyle

Floral lace smock dress from Roman: a flattering summer staple on discount

A breezy Roman smock dress made from 100% cotton has shoppers raving for its flattering fit, gentle fabric and wallet-friendly discount

How the Strait of Hormuz became a flashpoint as Trump maintains a blockade

As Iran bolsters its control of the Strait of Hormuz, the United States keeps a naval blockade in place and allies prepare a defensive international mission to reopen vital shipping lanes

What Great Britain and the United Kingdom really mean

A concise guide to why Great Britain, the United Kingdom and the British Isles refer to different places and political entities

Shipping companies remain cautious after Iran says Strait of Hormuz is open

Shipping lines welcome Iran’s reopening announcement but require mine clearances, written procedures and insurer guidance before returning to the strait

Blockade of Iranian ports deepens tensions and drives up oil prices

Pakistan has renewed shuttle diplomacy between the U.S. and Iran while a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports tightens pressure and global markets react

How the US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz could hit Iran and global markets

A clear explanation of the US blockade that began at 14:00 GMT on Monday, how it targets oil flows and what alternatives Iran might try

Economy

Actual weekly hours worked dataset for the UK: rolling three-month figures

Discover key figures on actual weekly hours worked from the Labour Force Survey and learn how the rolling three-month, seasonally adjusted dataset is organised and accessed

Economy

Uk imports rise and exports fall, leaving a £0.72bn trade deficit in February 2026

UK trade moved into a small deficit in February 2026 after exports fell and imports climbed, with goods weakening while services showed modest resilience

Economy

How to drip feed an ISA during market turbulence

Martin Lewis advises using a staggered deposit plan into a stocks and shares ISA to smooth volatility and reminds savers about upcoming ISA allowance changes

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