Starmer to visit Gulf states as he strives to deepen trade ties
Sir Keir Starmer will strive to strengthen trade ties with Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) in his first trip to the Persian Gulf as Prime Minister.
Barry Keoghan responds to his name ‘being dragged across the internet’
Irish actor Barry Keoghan has responded to his name being “dragged across the internet” by asking for people to “please be respectful”.
King Charles and Queen Camilla release Christmas card as royals opt for huge change in tone compared to 2023
The King and Queen have chosen a photograph taken in the garden at Buckingham Palace for their Christmas card this year. The image, captured by photographer Millie Pilkington in April…
Court battle brewing between Alberta government and LGBTQ2 organizations over Bill 26
Egale Canada, Skipping Stone and several families in Alberta have united to initiate litigation against the government of Alberta challenging the constitutionality of Bill 26. The controversial bill, which denies…
Shesterkin’s deal with Rangers said to be richest for goalie in NHL history
NEW YORK — Igor Shesterkin’s contract extension with the New York Rangers makes him the highest-paid goaltender in NHL history, according to multiple reports. The team announced the eight-year extension…
US to provide military aid to Ukraine worth an additional £775m
The United States will provide nearly 1.0 billion US dollars (£780 million) more in longer-term weapons support to Ukraine, defence secretary Lloyd Austin said on Saturday. The Biden administration is…
World’s a little crazy now, we’ll talk about that – Trump tells Macron
French President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Donald Trump to Paris on Saturday with a full dose of presidential pomp as the two held a hastily arranged meeting with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky…
A fight reminiscent of Hagler-Hearns as Tyrone McKenna stops Dylan Moran
Tyrone McKenna is back to winning ways after stopping Dylan Moran in the second round of their all-Irish welterweight dust-up on Saturday.
‘SHAME ON YOU’: Complaints flooded Mayor Olivia Chow’s inbox after Oct. 7
In the days after her absence from a vigil one year after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, Mayor Olivia Chow got an earful, emails released to the Toronto Sun show. Recommended…
FA facing legal action for ‘unlawful’ LGBT rainbow armband and laces campaign
A leading human rights lawyer is threatening to sue the Football Association over its use of ‘rainbow armbands and laces’ claiming this breaches rules on “political impartiality and clothing.” The…