Duchess of Edinburgh urges ‘collective effort’ to tackle online child abuse

In Vilvoorde, Belgium, the football shirt fair at Asiat Park, organised by InnoFoot, features 14 sellers showcasing over 2,000 shirts, including rare items like a Paul Van Himst Anderlecht shirt, with prices reaching up to €700+. Sellers like Alexander Loos and Robbie Houben highlight football history and culture through collectibles, attracting fans and collectors of all ages. The fair offers more than just buying and selling, with activities like a ball-kicking game and a photo...

Thousands of people with disabilities may lose benefits under Labour's welfare reforms, as an accessible version of the green paper on welfare reform has yet to be provided by the Department for Work and Pensions. Despite promises of audio and braille versions, the delay has drawn criticism from Lib Dem MP Steve Darling and Scope's James Taylor, who argue that disabled individuals facing significant benefit cuts deserve immediate access to the full plans. The government...

Keir Starmer is considering retaliatory measures against the US after Donald Trump confirmed 25% tariffs on imported vehicles, making negotiations for a UK/US trade deal more difficult. The UK may follow the EU and Canada in imposing retaliatory tariffs, with the prime minister vowing to act in the national interest and leaving all options on the table. Despite attempts to woo Trump with a state visit and praise, the UK is still holding out the...

Three people have died in a house fire in a Northamptonshire village, with three police officers injured. The blaze occurred in a former station house in Rushton, prompting an investigation by Northamptonshire Police. The victims have not been identified, and the building, a 19th century former station, suffered significant damage in the fire. Full Article

Bintou Keita, the head of MONUSCO, highlighted positive mediation efforts between Congolese and Rwandan Presidents for a ceasefire, with UN peacekeepers ready to support in the east. Discussions on disengagement plans in North Kivu and Ituri were put on hold due to the M23 offensive. Despite conflict escalation, MONUSCO continues to protect civilians seeking refuge in its bases. The freeze on US funding for humanitarian aid in DRC prompts the need for new models, prioritizing...

Major UK supermarket Tesco has notified customers to update their Clubcard app by 31 March to continue accessing loyalty benefits and discounts at its 3,000 stores. Failure to update the app will result in customers being unable to collect points or use their loyalty card. The retailer is updating the app to enhance data protection and online security, emphasizing the importance of having the latest version for continued usage of Clubcard benefits. Full Article