Archive 2023/03/30

• Actress Gwyneth Paltrow wins lawsuit over 2016 skiing collision in Utah
• Turkey’s parliament ratifies Finland’s Nato membership
• Donald Trump ‘indicted’ and set to be first ex-president to face criminal charge
• God Of War Ragnarok the big winner at Bafta Games Awards
• Daniil Medvedev overcomes Christopher Eubanks to reach Miami Open semi-final
• Las Vegas gunman who killed 60 was angry at treatment by casinos, says FBI
• Roy Hodgson: Sir Alex Ferguson would call me a ‘fool’ for managing again
• Ros Atkins presents last Outside Source edition ahead of single BBC News channel
• Unacceptable behaviour dismissed as ‘banter’ in some fire stations
• Man charged with attempted murder after delivery driver hit by own stolen van
• Mounties criticised for failings in gun rampage in which 22 people died
• Free Lolita: Campaigners reveal plan to return orca to ocean after 50 years
• Heathrow Airport security guards to strike over pay
• Cristian Stellini set on proving himself as Tottenham enter top-flight run-in
• Gwyneth Paltrow should not be made to pay ‘ransom’ over ski crash, court told
• Giant puppet Little Amal leads walk in Brighton to raise awareness of refugees
• Pope likely to be out of hospital within days after ‘marked improvement’
• Tapes of 911 calls made as school shooting attack was in progress are released
• Gwyneth Paltrow ‘not a liar’ but she is wrong about ski crash, jurors told
• Russia aiming to trade food for weapons from North Korea, says White House
• Alcohol-free drink options ‘changes choices of online shoppers’
• Concerns raised that Poole Harbour oil leak still poses ‘significant threat’
• Bronson’s ‘son’ says they faked relationship for six years in publicity stunt
• Harry faces wait for ruling over High Court privacy claim against Mail publisher
• Kew Gardens to host exhibitions exploring Islamic culture
• Deadline on Government pledge to hire 20,000 police officers approaches
• Wasting time? Absolutely – John McGinn unashamed about Scotland tactics
• We made a mistake – Fulham’s Mitrovic and Silva hold talks with referee Kavanagh
• Ferdinand and Terry nominated for Hall of Fame – Thursday’s sporting social
• Bumper double takes Mullins over 200 Irish winners for the season
• Wallace insists military culture is changing as sex offence cases increase
• Man found guilty of murdering nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel
• Richarlison – I wasn’t ‘mutiny leader’ behind Antonio Conte exit from Tottenham
• Unai Emery expects Graham Potter to be a success at Chelsea
• Thomas Frank hopes Ivan Toney’s England debut is just the start for striker
• MP with cerebral palsy has been mocked and accused of being drunk, Commons hears
• Barclay accuses BMA of ‘political militant stance’ in junior doctor pay talks
• Tributes paid to father and son shot dead in villages six miles apart
• Biden’s five-day visit to island of Ireland to begin north of the border
• Erling Haaland remains injury doubt before Manchester City clash with Liverpool
• Fahey eyeing Musidora starting point for Midnight Mile
• Man told wife if she died in childbirth he ‘would be free’, murder trial told
• Rotherham v Cardiff to be replayed in full after washout wipes scoreline clean
• Teacher Enoch Burke ‘had tears in eyes after students briefed on gender’
• Devotees killed as covering over well collapses at Indian temple
• Mulberry bush that inspired nursery rhyme has new lease of life
• Hibernian manager Lee Johnson determined to close the gap on Celtic and Rangers
• UN court rejects Iran’s claim to £1.6bn assets frozen by US authorities
• BHA announce adjustments to new whip rules
• GAA official killed by loyalists was ‘fair-minded and treated everyone the same’
• Three generations of family diagnosed with same brain tumour
• Indestructible another added to growing Greenham list
• Yousaf’s Cabinet appointments approved in vote by MSPs
• New rules stop anyone guilty of human rights abuses owning Premier League clubs
• Broken social care system ‘cannot be tweaked’, warns Archbishop of Canterbury
• Morrisons notches up first sales growth for two years
• Derek McInnes challenges Kilmarnock to pull off some upsets in survival scrap
• I’m praying for you, Charles tells Ukrainian refugees during visit to Germany
• Yousaf accuses UK ministers of ‘relegating’ Scottish carbon capture project
• Mice playing VR games shed light on how long-term memories are stored in brain
• Sean Dyche confident Everton will not be distracted by rule-breaking allegations
• Decision delayed on whether to change state pension age increase to 68
• Post-Aintree school to determine Constitution’s chasing plans
• Schoolgirl, 14, took her life after being bullied, father tells hearing
• Brendan Rodgers hails ‘mature’ James Maddison as Foxes hunt top-flight safety
• Heaton-Harris: We must not take peace for granted in Northern Ireland
• Lee Child ‘absolutely delighted’ by honorary doctorate from Coventry University
• Notorious prisoner Charles Bronson to stay behind bars after losing parole bid
• Brother of Phillip Schofield tells jury of tearful phone call with him
• Harry returns to High Court as privacy claim hearing nears end
• I’ve never felt old enough to retire – Roy Hodgson ready for relegation fight
• Commons Leader tells MP to ‘check his behaviour’ over conspiracy claims
• Government refuses to commit to blocking Rosebank oil and gas field
• EFL’s potential deal with DAZN ‘could help close the gap with Premier League’
• Trial run key to Lezoo’s Classic aspirations
• Olivia’s murder a ‘defining moment’ for community, police say
• New economic crime clampdown ‘just smoke and mirrors’ – Hodge
• Ross Kemp helps launch immersive Mary Rose dive experience
• Police ‘hunting down’ those who enabled Olivia’s murder
• Nine killed as US Army helicopters crash during training mission
• Legal advice on challenging block on gender reforms unlikely to be published
• BBC savings target jumps to £400 million with 1,000 hours of content to be cut
• In Pictures: King meets refugees, politicians and traders in Berlin
• Yousaf defends need for independence minister in Scottish Government
• Two men arrested on suspicion of murder of 22-year-old Sam Rimmer
• Julen Lopetegui wants Wolves to embrace ‘challenge’ of relegation scrap
• Mother pleads not guilty to murdering her two young sons
• Standing ovation for Charles as he delivers historic address to Bundestag
• New fashion exhibition brings the Met Gala to Kensington Palace
• School had concerns about further protests from teacher Enoch Burke, court told
• Father and son shot dead in ‘targeted’ attacks in separate villages
• Legacy of racism explored in ‘hugely important’ Alberta Whittle exhibition
• Javi Gracia admits injuries to Leeds’ key players have given him a ‘big problem’
• Mother had coded alert for daughter to raise alarm about husband, court told
• Rishi Sunak branded ‘Mr One Percent’ by Keir Starmer
• Dance ‘incredibly proud’ of Bravemansgame’s Cheltenham defeat
• Government right to take wait-and-see approach over state pension age – experts
• Stuart Kettlewell: Scotland win was a fantastic blueprint for Motherwell to use
• What’s new and what’s not in the Government’s green plans?
• Public gallery cleared at Holyrood as protesters disrupt Yousaf’s first FMQs
• Winning by-election in Ferrier’s seat would take ‘hard work’ – Yousaf
• Michael Vaughan to learn verdict from cricket racism hearing on Friday
• ‘Sport by spreadsheet’ – Keighley Cougars leading fight against IMG proposals
• Sean Dyche won’t get distracted by Everton’s financial issues
• Russia arrests Wall Street Journal reporter for espionage
• Mandatory onboard bus announcements to improve accessibility for the disabled
• ‘More than 750,000 people’ in UK have had long Covid at least two years
• Blind cyclist thanks police for recovering stolen bike
• Tottenham supporters’ trust believes club’s ‘lack of leadership’ is ‘a real concern’
• All bar Old Firm would want to be in our position – Hearts boss Robbie Neilson
• Tory MP: Test bathing waters all year round
• Yousaf accused of ‘failing’ family while health secretary
• State pension age: What has been announced and how will it affect people?
• Jonny Bairstow aiming to be fit for England-Ireland Test in June – Ottis Gibson
• Labour MP reveals skin cancer diagnosis
• Government to reopen competition for small modular reactors
• Nottingham Forest striker Chris Wood ruled out for the rest of the season
• Rishi Sunak says ‘fantastic progress’ made in CPTPP trade bloc talks
• Kenyan opposition holds fresh protests despite government warning
• Anthony Joshua’s opponent Jermaine Franklin ‘inspired’ by time with Tyson Fury
• Casualties reported after US Army helicopters crash during training mission
• ‘Imaginative’ Procol Harum lyricist Keith Reid dies aged 76
• Linda Thorson: ‘King among men’ Paul O’Grady was so happy hours before death
• David Martindale happy to help Nicky Devlin and Jack Fitzwater earn moves
• Businessman completes 3,000-mile Atlantic rowing challenge for cardiac charity
• Transgender guidance for schools to be published for summer term, says PM
• ‘Worrying’ rise in flu patients in intensive care
• Jair Bolsonaro returns to Brazil after three-month stay in Florida
• Teachers union accuses Education Secretary of being ‘out of touch’
• Thomas Zilliacus says fans would be at centre of his proposed Man Utd takeover
• King hails ‘special bond’ between UK and Germany in address to Bundestag
• Robbers killed drug dealer but failed to find cash in headboard, court told
• Four bankers convicted over Swiss account of Putin-linked Russian cellist
• As Drew Barrymore has ‘first perimenopause hot flash’ on TV: What are hot flushes and how can you manage them?
• Pope ‘progressively improving’ after being admitted to hospital with infection
• Decanter of whisky recovered from 130-year-old shipwreck to go under the hammer
• Luke Cowan-Dickie ‘like a caged lion’ as England hooker continues rehabilitation
• Ben Duckett will not complain about Nottinghamshire role in build-up to Ashes
• Too young for Parkinson’s? What it’s like being diagnosed in your 30s and 40s
• Two men shot dead in ‘targeted’ attacks in separate villages
• Attorney General ‘very pleased’ at lack of amendments to Illegal Migration Bill
• Connections backing Jimi Hendrix to fire in Lincoln
• Camilla impresses with fashion choices on state visit to Germany
• London Zoo celebrates arrival of first vulture chick, named Egbert, in 40 years
• UK greenhouse gas emissions dropped by 2.2% in 2022, figures show
• Primark boosts pay for 26,000 shop workers
• Tories try to reduce MP’s suspension to avoid triggering a possible by-election
• Noah knocks Jack off top spot to be most popular baby name in Scotland
• Ambulance handover delays worsen as NHS faces ‘considerable pressure’
• Owner of chihuahua that met Paul O’Grady thanks him for being dog’s ‘friend’
• Cost of living leading to more holidays in Britain, reveals report
• File of evidence passed to prosecutors over fatal shooting of Chris Kaba
• Nato hopeful Finland says it has substantially weakened Russian spy operations
• Banksy artwork Brace Yourself! smashes estimate after being sold by band
• Ferrier faces 30-day Commons suspension for Covid-19 rule breaches
• Oscar Pistorius set for parole hearing 10 years after killing girlfriend
• Rachel Reeves says Labour does not plan to increase capital gains tax
• 8 wonderful wines for classic Easter fare
• ‘Minute of applause’ observed for Paul O’Grady at famous London drag show venue
• At least 31 dead after ferry fire in the Philippines
• 11 ways to style up your home for Easter
• Haggas plots more raids on Australia’s biggest prizes
• Shapps insists homeowners will not be forced to rip out boilers under green plan
• World’s first artificial meteor shower getting ready for launch
• Gerwyn Price hungry for more success after going gluten-free
• Anthony Joshua’s dedication impresses his new trainer ahead of Franklin fight
• Pope has good night in hospital despite respiratory infection – Vatican
• Scotland to be ‘at the heart’ of UK energy plans, UK Government says
• Felt like I was missing a lung – Max Verstappen still not fully fit after virus
• Are my mood swings bipolar?
• Charles to become first British monarch to address Bundestag
• Referee Gary Parsons shares experience with fellow cancer survivor David Brooks
• Captain of Afghan refugee cricket team in UK dreams of professional career
• Paralympian Gaz Choudhry on how acting and sport take him into a meditative state
• Football rumours: Four clubs competing to sign Declan Rice from West Ham
• Lewis Hamilton not seeking Michael Masi explanation for Abu Dhabi controversy
• Three in four sliced bread products as salty as bag of crisps, campaigners warn
• Children living with pet cats or dogs ‘less likely to develop food allergies’
• Why a midi skirt is the perfect transitional fashion staple
• Police make three arrests after two men shot dead in two nearby villages
• Hundreds gather to mourn Nashville school shooting victims
• Chancellor unveils Government’s green technology scheme with swipe at Joe Biden
• What the papers say – March 30
• Honey bees could help track microorganisms in cities, scientists say
• ‘It is very difficult to sue a celebrity’, says man suing Gwyneth Paltrow
• Ministers unveil plan to ‘power up Britain’ with boost for offshore wind
• Weak public investment an ‘institutional failure of the British state’ – report
• Many schools ‘routinely disregard’ safeguarding principles on gender identity
• Around £21bn lost to fraud since start of pandemic, says watchdog
• No economic growth forecast until next year as outlook ‘exceedingly uncertain’
• Driving test backlog to be tackled by changes to booking system
• Unseen McCartney photos from Beatles’ early days unveiled ahead of gallery show
• Government facing prospect of more legal action over its climate policies