A widespread power outage has disrupted Europe’s tourist destinations, with Portugal attributing the crisis to Spain’s so-called “atmospheric vibrations,” resulting in chaos for holidaymakers and businesses alike.
Temperatures are set to soar beyond 29°C under a vast heat dome, outstripping parts of Africa and signalling an exceptionally early summer.
Experts propose an ambitious plan to artificially reduce the sun’s intensity to tackle global warming, raising questions about the feasibility and ethics of large-scale climate interventions as the nation braces for record-high temperatures.
A match official discovered a foul object in his shoe during a local football fixture, prompting an investigation and causing the game to be halted.
Oasis fans have reportedly been defrauded of £2 million in counterfeit summer reunion tickets, prompting calls for stricter measures against online scams.
Gary Lineker claims he wished to stay on Match of the Day for three more years, but believes the BBC tried to push him out, sparking a disagreement over his future at the broadcaster.
Francis I, aged 88, died soon after greeting Easter crowds and meeting the US Vice President, prompting widespread expressions of condolence and reflection on his enduring influence.
Concerns have arisen in Westminster after allegations of covert surveillance by foreign agents targeting official conversations and sensitive gatherings, prompting calls for tighter security measures amid heightened vigilance from the PM.
Pubs across the UK will remain open until 1am on 8 May, with The PM granting an extended licensing period to mark a significant anniversary.
Freddie Flintoff, recovering from a severe crash, is receiving widespread support while focusing on his future wellbeing and return to public life.