2 h. ago Michael Owen wrong to claim winning the league not enough, says Arne Slot

Slot: ‘Nothing else matters’ if Liverpool win league titleOwen suggested cup exits left ‘bitter taste’ on seasonArne Slot has hit back at Michael Owen’s suggestion that the Premier League title would not be enough for Liverpool this season by insisting nothing matters more than becoming champions of England again.The former Liverpool striker was taken to task by Virgil van Dijk after the Merseyside derby on Wednesday for claiming the campaign was “building into something really special” until Slot’s team exited the Champions League and lost the Carabao Cup final. Owen agreed it would still be special for Liverpool to win the title for a record-equalling 20th time but with the caveat that the two cup defeats in six days would leave “a bitter taste”. Continue reading...

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2 h. ago Gentleshaw Common fire: Huge blaze 'spreading rapidly' as skyline turns terrifying orange

A massive blaze is ripping through Gentleshaw Common, a Staffordshire wildlife spot near Burntwood, having started around 8pm and emergency services are at the scene

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2 h. ago Make sure your car's 'road ready' for Easter getaway, says RAY MASSEY

Roughly 21 million leisure journeys are expected this weekend alone - and that's a fortnight before the Bank Holiday weekend.

Transport

3 h. ago Police hunt naked man who chased woman in broad daylight at UK beauty spot

Police are on the hunt for a naked man who chased a woman in Kenfig Nature Reserve near Porthcawl, Wales, in the morning. Staff at the centre raised the alarm after the woman reported the incident

Events

5 h. ago Emmerdale airs shocking double exit for Brenda Walker and Cathy Hope in sad twist

Emmerdale have aired a surprise double exit for both Brenda Walker and Cathy Hope as they left Eric Pollard and Bob Hope behind for a holiday of a lifetime but Eric was clearly struggling

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6 h. ago Save big on your next holiday with Club Med discount codes and travel deals

From The Bahamas to Val Thorens, Club Med’s exclusive collection of resorts has you covered

Economics

7 h. ago Arsenal: Mikel Arteta must address biggest blind spot against Everton with one eye on Real Madrid

Squad management is often pointed to as Mikel Arteta’s biggest weakness

Politics

8 h. ago Emmerdale star Charley Webb 'can't believe' latest family update as fans spot 'copy and paste'

The actress, who is famed for having played Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap, shares three children with her ex-husband, Matthew Wolfenden

Politics

8 h. ago Over half of Brits will use the Easter weekend to tackle DIY projects, poll says

Despite Easter being a time to indulge in chocolate, over half of Brits will use the holiday weekend to tackle DIY projects, research shows

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8 h. ago Experts warns motorists stop driving immediately if you spot this exhaust issue

Drivers could be at risk of serious engine damage

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8 h. ago Willie Haughey fury at Queen's Park over derogatory pub quiz names as seething owner unloads during Spiders exit speech

The 68-year-old confirmed Record Sport's story earlier this week that he was pulling out of the historic Glasgow outfit

Politics

8 h. ago Westminster council offers staff chance to take ‘privilege’ quiz

Local authority says questionnaire did not form part of training or recruitment process

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8 h. ago Student dies in front of her horrified friends after eating sandwich on holiday in Italy

Avarie Anne Tierney sadly died from an allergic reaction to nuts after eating a sandwich in Rome - it's believed there was a language barrier between Avarie and the restaurant staff

Events

9 h. ago As Orbán quits the ICC, other nations have a choice to make: do we back the rule of law or not? | Steve Crawshaw

There is a principle that even the most powerful leaders must be accountable. Increasingly, that is under threat, but it must be defendedIt was unsurprising that Benjamin Netanyahu praised Viktor Orbán’s “bold and principled” stand, in response to Hungary’s announcement yesterday that it will leave the international criminal court (ICC). More dismaying is that too few governments seem ready to stand up against impunity at a time when, because of Donald Trump, the very existence of the Hague court is under threat.Hungary’s leader described the ICC as “a political forum”; the Israeli prime minister, during his defiant visit to Budapest this week, complained of a “corrupt organisation”. That is all logical enough. Four months ago, the court confirmed an arrest warrant for Netanyahu for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. He could hardly be expected to praise his own indictment.Steve Crawshaw is the author of Prosecuting the Powerful: War Crimes and the Battle for Justice. H...

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9 h. ago Is Easter Monday a bank holiday in Scotland? How the holiday dates differ across UK

Scotland fairs well when it comes to bank holidays this year but dates do differ slightly across the UK

Politics

9 h. ago Michelle Keegan and Mark Wright share photos of 'special' luxury holiday with baby Palma

The actress, 37, and reality star, 38, welcomed Palma in early March

Culture

9 h. ago Best kids club resorts in Europe 2025: Where to stay for family

Want to take the kids on holiday and still get a break yourself? Here are the ideal places to stay

Society

9 h. ago Benjamina Ebuehi’s recipe for double chocolate brownie tart | The sweet spot

A rich and indulgent layered chocolate dessert, with a crunchy biscuit base and a tangy, salted creme fraiche toppingThis is one for the chocolate lovers (myself included). It’s rich and indulgent, which is why I love it. I can be a bit of a brownie purist – no nuts, ever! – but here I make an exception. The biscuit base stays nice and crunchy, while the tangy, salted creme fraiche topping cuts through some of the richness. You can serve this while it’s still warm for something a little more gooey, but it’s much easier to slice if you let it cool completely. Continue reading...

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9 h. ago MSP makes park visit to help highlight Scottish Tourism Month

MSP Evelyn Tweed marked Scottish Tourism Month in March with a visit to a long-established family-run holiday park in her Stirling constituency.

Politics

9 h. ago HMRC demands £75 per week from 'worried' elderly people on DWP state pension

A pensioner who worked 32 years before being medically retired from the Royal Mail in 2015 was perplexed by the HMRC deciding to increase repayments from £4 to £147 every fortnight

Economics