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April 21, 2025

Zelenskyy: Putin's ceasefire is fake 'PR'

Volodymyr Zelenskyy yesterday dismissed Vladimir Putin's Easter ceasefire as a fake \"PR\" exercise and said Russian troops had continued their drone and artillery attacks across many parts of the frontline.

3 mins

IDF admits failures over killings of Gaza medics

Jerusalem Israel's military has admitted to several \"professional failures\" and a breach of orders in the killing of 15 rescue workers in Gaza last month, and said it was dismissing a deputy commander responsible.

4 mins

UK cancer patients losing out on life-saving drugs 'due to Brexit'

Exclusive Red tape and costs derailing trials of revolutionary remedies

4 mins

IDF admits failures over killings of Gaza medics

\"identified several professional failures, breaches of orders, and a failure to fully report the incident\"

3 mins

Parents urged to resist pleading of children over smartphone use

Parents should be prepared to make difficult decisions over a child's smartphone usage rather than trying to be their friend, the children's commissioner for England has said.

1 mins

Non-starter for 10 Why TV quizshows are abandoning general knowledge

There was a time when quizshows were about knowing who composed the 1812 Overture, which EU capital city is the most southerly and who scored the winner in the last FA Cup final to be held at the old Wembley.

3 mins

RAF fighters intercept Russian planes on Nato's eastern border

RAF fighter jets have intercepted two Russian aircraft flying close to Nato airspace over the Baltic.

1 mins

Prince Andrew joins the king and queen at Easter Sunday church service

The Duke of York has appeared at the Easter Sunday service at Windsor Castle with King Charles, days after it emerged that an alleged spy helped him write birthday letters to China's president.

2 mins

Prison officers call for provision of electric stun guns at dangerous jails

Prison officers will demand the immediate issue of electric stun guns to protect staff guarding Britain's most dangerous jails when they meet the justice secretary this week.

2 mins

Promising rise in curlews in Orkney after years of decline

Orkney's curlew population is on the rise after an effort to reduce the numbers of an invasive predator, according to a report.

1 mins

Man pays tribute to his 'beautiful wife' killed on golf course

A man has paid tribute to his \"beautiful wife\" who died \"enjoying what should have been the safest\" of her hobbies after she was struck by a van at a golf course.

2 mins

Pope Francis makes brief appearance at Easter mass to cheering crowds

Pope Francis, who is recovering from a severe bout of pneumonia, marked Easter Sunday by blessing thousands of people who had gathered for mass in St Peter's Square and then embarked on a surprise popemobile tour around the piazza.

3 mins

God's Influencer' Teenager to Be First Millennial Saint

He was a London-born teenager with leukemia who spread his faith by building websites, later gaining the moniker \"God's influencer\".

2 mins

Farming Farage defends stance on trade deal that allows US chlorinated chicken

Nigel Farage has defended allowing US chlorinated chicken to be sold in the UK as part of a trade deal, as a poll suggested Reform UK could be on course to take the highest number of seats at a general election.

2 mins

Seven MPs Are Spending At Least One Day A Week In Outside Jobs

Seven MPs have spent an average of one working day a week on second jobs this parliament, with additional gigs as TV presenters, lawyers and consultants.

3 mins

'I got a death threat' Minority ethnic people standing for Reform UK

Minority ethnic people standing for Reform UK

4 mins

Pay standoff at Scottish Water causes second strike in a month

Scottish Water staff will strike for two days from midnight tonight as a standoff over pay continues at the state-owned company.

1 mins

Home Office records 10 assaults on asylum seekers in its care a day

The Home Office is recording an average of 10 assaults a day on asylum seekers in its care, according to internal government data.

2 mins

Patients in the UK lost out' How two clinical trials have been affected

These two examples illustrate how Britain's departure from the EU is harming UK cancer research.

2 mins

Last chance saloon'

The race to save Dorset's vanishing Purbeck puffins

3 mins

Home Office 'has broken Syrian refugee's heart' by barring dying mother from UK

A Syrian refugee says the Home Office has \"broken her heart\" by trying to bar her mother, who has weeks to live, from coming to the UK to spend her final days with the grandchildren she has never met.

2 mins

'Waft it' The academic using scents to help learning in prisons by sparking memories

\"Smell it, but don't stick your nose straight in it,\" says Michael O'Shaughnessy, pulling a small white card, sealed twice in resealable bags, out of a metal chest. \"Waft it, close your eyes. Does it remind you of anything?\"

2 mins

Electronic beats surge on social media with 13bn views on TikTok

It is another example of the parallel worlds in the music industry: while the Gallagher brothers may be taking over the world's stadiums this summer, over on TikTok users are moving to a different beat.

2 mins

Bitter pill: surging cost of cocoa and tariffs push price of chocolate in US up

For many Americans celebrating Easter, the holiday is incomplete without chocolate: chocolate bunnies and eggs, bars tucked into Easter baskets, candy hidden in plastic eggs.

3 mins

Federal Reserve: Why Trump Wants to Sack Central Bank's Boss

The US Federal Reserve chair, Jerome Powell, is facing attacks from Donald Trump, who is threatening to sack him as the head of the central bank.

3 mins

China critic or charlatan? The hawkish economist driving Trump's trade war

The Hawkish Economist Driving Trump's Trade War

3 mins

UK firms told to hold video or in-person job interviews amid North Korea IT scam

British companies are being urged to carry out job interviews for IT workers on video or in person to head off the threat of giving jobs to fake North Korean employees.

2 mins

They still need roads: just 303 UK-registered DeLoreans left

Just 303 DeLoreans made famous by Back to the Future remain on UK roads 40 years on from the film's release, figures show.

1 mins

One Zoo Three Family-owned centre can be 'beacon of hope'

Outside the enclosure, eager visitors jostle for a glimpse of rare Asiatic lions Sahee and Sonika, Hertfordshire zoo's newest residents. The beasts yawn imperiously in the sun, every twitch of their tails sparking an excited murmur.

3 mins

Dance review Putting the Grimm back in the tale with twin retelling

Snow White/The Sacrifice Sadler's Wells East, London ★★★★★/★★★★★

2 mins

'Legal black hole' Detained musician's family fearful

In a recording studio in central Santiago, where the father she has never met once sang, a four-month-old baby girl snuggles in her mother's arms, noise-cancelling earmuffs shielding her tiny ears from the sound.

4 mins

US senator who met man deported to El Salvador warns of threat to rights

A US senator who travelled to El Salvador to meet a man at the centre of a wrongful deportation dispute has said the constitutional rights of everyone in America are at stake.

3 mins

Draft Order: Trump's Plan to Overhaul State Department

A draft Trump administration executive order reported to be circulating among US diplomats proposes a radical restructuring of the US State Department, including drastic reductions to sub-Saharan operations, envoys and bureaus relating to climate, refugees, human rights, democracy and gender equality.

1 mins

Embodied AI The drones and robots reshaping daily life in China

On a misty Saturday afternoon in Shenzhen's central park, a gaggle of teenage girls are sheltering from the drizzle under a concrete canopy.

5 mins

Rehab clinic scrambles to save youth from Guinea's growing drug epidemic

At Guinea's only private drug rehabilitation clinic, Dr Marie Koumbassa and her 15-person team are so convinced that drug use is a national emergency that they work for no pay.

3 mins

Sri Lankan police investigate photo of Buddha tooth relic

Sri Lankan police have launched an investigation into a photo circulated on social media claiming to show a Buddha tooth relic, which has gone on display under tight security.

1 mins

Oldest serving NASA astronaut turns 70 during return to Earth

Cake, gifts and a low-key family celebration may be how many senior citizens celebrate their 70th birthday.

1 mins

Moscow May Gain Key Role in Iran Nuclear Deal as Indirect Talks With US Continue

Russia could play a key role in a deal on the future of Iran's nuclear programme, with Moscow being touted not only as a possible destination for Iran's stockpile of highly enriched uranium, but also as a possible arbiter of deal breaches.

3 mins

Gatwick retains status as the UK's worst airport for delays

Gatwick is the UK's worst airport for delays, official figures show, with air traffic control issues blamed for continued disruption.

2 mins

UK mortgage completions up 50% in race to avoid rise in stamp duty

The number of mortgage completions in the UK increased by 50% during a \"blockbuster\" March as buyers raced to avoid higher stamp duty payments, according to Barclays.

1 mins

Losses More Than Double at Ineos Chemicals Subsidiary

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's loss-making chemicals business could take longer than expected to recover its financial health because of Donald Trump's trade tariffs, analysts have said.

2 mins

Trump Chaos Labour Must Focus On Risks To Global Financial Stability

Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves have underlined how much the world has changed after Donald Trump's \"liberation day\", with the prime minister even declaring an end to globalisation.

3 mins

Energy bills Why we pay so much and five ways to bring prices down

One of Labour's key election promises was to cut energy bills by £300 a year by 2030 while making Britain a \"clean energy superpower\".

4 mins

Bottle it up How venting emotion can harm performance in elite sport

Two scenes from an extraordinary week. The first: Justin Rose, a gentleman in a bearpit as Augusta hollered loud and long for Rory McIlroy. The second: the British tennis player Harriet Dart, causing a stink by asking for her French opponent to apply deodorant as \"she's smelling really bad\" before succumbing to a 6-0, 6-3 thrashing.

3 mins

Tour de France icon, Britain's Barry Hoban, dies aged 85

The pioneering British road sprinter and Classics rider Barry Hoban has died at the age of 85.

2 mins

Perfect Piastri Takes Title Lead After Storming to Jeddah Win

Australian driver capitalises on Verstappen penalty to claim third win of the season

3 mins

Williams leans on experience to 'outwit' Wu

Mark Williams was forced to dredge up every inch of his Crucible experience to sink rising Chinese star Wu Yize 10-8 and book his place in the last 16 of the World Snooker Championship for the 22nd time in his career.

1 mins

Pope and Lawrence turn on style in spectacular onslaught

The Surrey teammates Ollie Pope and Dan Lawrence gave the Hove faithful an Easter treat with hundreds of a deliciously attacking hue.

1 mins

Leicester leapfrog Bears to avenge humiliation

In theory it was a day for Bristol to consolidate second place and reaffirm their Premiership title credentials. The sun shone, the pitch was hard and the free-scoring Bears welcomed back Gabriel Ibitoye after a four-month injury absence.

2 mins

Pina's double leaves Chelsea on brink of exit

Sonia Bompastor accepted that her Chelsea team had been simply \"not good enough\" after they were taught a lesson by a technically superior Barcelona side who now hold a commanding position in their Women's Champions League semi-final.

5 mins

Neto's rocket reignites Blues' push for Europe in 'must-win' derby

It began with a subtle flick from Moisés Caicedo, the midfielder's touch just deceptive enough to unbalance Fulham. Into added time at Craven Cottage and Chelsea, who had finally thrown off the shackles after equalising through Tyrique George, seemed to have remembered they can play football.

3 mins

Trossard leads cruise as Arsenal plot for PSG visit

Mikel Arteta will have spent more arduous Easter Sundays hunting hidden chocolate eggs.

3 mins

Amorim rues blunt attack after Sarabia stuns stumbling United

The fine tidings for Manchester United are that they are safe from relegation; the grim ones are that this came despite a 15th defeat of a dismal Premier League campaign.

3 mins

Alexander-Arnold winner brings Slot closer to glory

A few minutes after Liverpool took potentially their penultimate if not final step towards the title, Virgil van Dijk gave the match-winner a gentle nudge, a little lumbar support.

3 mins

Glum acquiescence trumps apocalypse as Leicester's inevitable demise is confirmed

The sky, bible black, was rent by lightning. Great belches of thunder reverberated around the East Midlands. Rain thudded from the sky as the angels, overcome, could not contain themselves and, in sympathy with despairing fans in the stands, sobbed in torrents.

3 mins

De Bruyne reveals shock at City's decision to let him go

Kevin De Bruyne has admitted to being \"a little bit\" shocked at not being offered a new contract at Manchester City, saying the club took the decision unilaterally.

1 mins

Parting gift? Alexander-Arnold puts Liverpool on verge of title

Arne Slot said it is \"ridiculous\" to dispute Trent Alexander-Arnold's commitment to Liverpool after he scored the only goal at Leicester to push his club closer to a 20th league title.

1 mins

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