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Russell Brand Granted Bail in Rape and Sexual Assault Case
A massive press corps was waiting for him when he arrived at the trial in London. The British comedian, charged with rapes and sexual assaults, was released on bail.
Vance Predicts No Near-Term End to Ukraine War
The war in Ukraine will not end in the near future. This is what the US Vice President said to Fox News, reports [BBC](https://www.
Spain and Portugal Begin Power Restoration After Massive Outage
Spain and Portugal are starting to get the power back after the massive power outage that has paralyzed the countries. Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says that almost half of the Spaniards have regained power, but warns simultaneously of continued problems: It will be a long night.
Wrexham's Rise: From Division Five to Premier League Contenders
From a club on the decline in division five to Premier League? Well, if Wrexham keeps up the pace as well as speed, nothing seems impossible. Wales' own equivalent to Åshöjdens BK is on its way to a third promotion in as many years.
Kyiv Mayor Suggests Ukraine May Cede Territory for Peace
Ukraine may have to give up territory to get peace, says the capital Kyiv's mayor Vitalij Klytjko. .
Shakespeare's Marriage May Have Been Happier Than Believed
Shakespeare's marriage may have been happier than researchers believed. A discovered letter shows that he appears to have lived with his wife in London for ten years, writes BBC.
Belarus Activists Hope for Trump or BBC to Aid Imprisoned Nobel Laureate
A phone call from Donald Trump - or at least a question from BBC. That's what the opposition in Belarus hopes for to get help for the imprisoned Nobel laureate Ales Bjaljatski.
Gaza Ceasefire Talks in Egypt: Multi-Year Peace Proposal Discussed
New mediation talks on a possible end to the war in Gaza appear to be taking place in Egypt. The mediators are reported to have presented a framework for a multi-year ceasefire.
Armand Duplantis Honored as World's Top Male Athlete at Laureus Awards
Armand Duplantis is awarded again. The pole vaulter has been named the world's top male athlete at the prestigious Laureus World Sports Awards.
El Salvador's President Proposes Prisoner Swap with Venezuela
The Venezuelan citizens who were deported from the USA to El Salvador in notable forms can be returned to Venezuela. This is suggested by El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, who wants to see some kind of prisoner exchange between the countries.
Sabalenka Warned for Taking Photo During Dispute with Umpire
The world number one Aryna Sabalenka from Belarus entered the Stuttgart WTA 500 tournament on Saturday and won the quarterfinal over Belgian Elise Mertens in two straight sets. However, Sabalenka's disagreement with the umpire drew the most attention.
Milei's Economic Plan: Argentina Eyes Strongest Growth in 30 Years
Once again, Argentina has received a multi-billion loan from the IMF. Now the country is entering the next phase of the process that Javier Milei promises will make the economy flourish.
Ukraine Receives Remains of Over 900 Fallen Soldiers
Kyiv announced on Good Friday that they had received the remains of over 900 fallen soldiers. It is the second time in three weeks that Ukraine has had the opportunity to bury the fallen behind the front line in the full-scale Russian invasion war.
Rare Signed Nirvana 'Nevermind' Album Sells for £18,600 at Auction
Do you have a signed LP of Nirvana's breakthrough album "Nevermind" at home in the attic? In that case, it could be worth a small sum. But perhaps not quite as much as the copy that went under the hammer at an auction in Wiltshire in southwestern England on Wednesday.
Kremlin Claims Sumy Attack Targeted Military Meeting
The criticized and deadly attack on Ukrainian Sumy is said to have been directed at an army meeting, claims Russia's Defense Ministry. Moscow is attacking "only military targets", asserts Dmitrij Peskov, spokesperson for the Kremlin power center.
Deadly Attack in Sumy: Residents Mourn and Fear Future Strikes
The downturn decided who would make it when two Russian robots struck down in the central parts of Sumy in northern Ukraine on Sunday. The survivors mourn their loved ones.
Reggae Legend Max Romeo Passes Away at 80
Reggae artist Max Romeo, known for the songs "Chase the devil" and "War ina Babylon" has passed away, writes The Guardian. .
Brice Oligui Nguema Elected President in Gabon's First Post-Coup Election
The junta leader and general Brice Oligui Nguema has been elected as the new president in Gabon, announces the Ministry of the Interior in the West African country. .
Mickey Rourke Removed from Celebrity Big Brother for Misconduct
The actor Mickey Rourke has been kicked out of the British celebrity version of the reality series "Big Brother". This since he behaved badly towards other participants, according to the production, as reported by BBC.
UK Prison Officers Attacked by Manchester Arena Convict Hashem Abedi
Three prison officers in the United Kingdom have been attacked by Hashem Abedi, convicted of the terrorist attack on Manchester Arena in 2017, reports BBC. .
Andrew Tate Faces Lawsuit from Four Women Alleging Assault and Threats
The previously accused of rape influencer Andrew Tate is being sued by four women for aggravated assault and death threats. Among other things, he is alleged to have pointed a weapon at one of them, reports BBC.
EU Halts Retaliatory Tariffs on US for 90 Days, Seeks Negotiations
The EU is putting its retaliatory tariffs against the USA on hold for three months – but continues to plan for more. "If negotiations are not successful, our countermeasures will come into force", warns Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
Trump Pauses Tariffs for 90 Days to Boost Trade Talks with EU
The USA is pausing tariffs for 90 days for countries that have not introduced retaliatory tariffs against the country, writes President Donald Trump on Truth Social. According to the White House, the pause is "universal" and thus also applies to the EU.
UK Faces Lower Tariffs Than EU in US Trade Dispute
Great Britain is not hit as hard by the American tariffs, even in comparison with allies. As the EU goes into battle and China strikes back with force, Keir Starmer's government chooses to lie low.
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