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Retail tycoon Sir Philip Green lost a legal case against the UK government after being publicly named in the House of Lords for facing misconduct allegations. Lord Hain revealed in the House of Lords that Green had obtained an injunction against the Telegraph to prevent the publication of the allegations during 2018, marking a test of parliamentary privilege. Full Article

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has warned that US tariffs may impact the supply of medicines to the UK. Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to address questions on growth, international affairs, defence, welfare, and health before the Easter recess in the Commons. Despite disagreements with the Trump administration's tariff decisions, the PM is focused on securing economic partnerships and demonstrating level-headed leadership in trade negotiations. Full Article

out of the summary. Cheshire Police are investigating an incident where a couple claimed to have found glass in their food at San Marino restaurant in Widnes. CCTV footage revealed that the couple had placed a piece of glass in their dish themselves. The restaurant has shared the video on Facebook to warn other businesses about false claims from customers. Full Article

Prince Harry is in the UK to appeal a High Court decision regarding his security detail, landing just before his father, King Charles, left for a state visit to Italy. The legal battle stems from a 2020 decision about armed bodyguards, with Harry arguing that he, Meghan, and their children face risks in the UK. The ongoing judicial review has cost the UK government over £600,000, with concerns raised about the protection offered and the...

The city of Paris experienced a large blaze at a recycling plant and sports court complex, with over 200 firefighters battling the flames. The fire caused thick black smoke and closed a major ring road, leading to traffic jams near airports. No injuries were reported, and an investigation into the cause of the fire is expected to begin soon. Full Article

The UK Aids Memorial Quilt, created in the 1980s, will be displayed at Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall to remember those who died of Aids in Britain and raise awareness of the disease. By the end of 2011, 20,335 people diagnosed with HIV had died in the UK, highlighting the importance of humanising those affected by the epidemic. This display comes as fears of an Aids resurgence grow in some countries due to recent cuts in...