Politics
Global Snapshot: King Charles' Plaque Mishap to Taylor Swift's Award
From King Charles sharing a laugh in Oxford to Taylor Swift winning at the iHeartRadio Awards, explore the week's top 10 global images curated by Sky News editors.
Culture
Andrew Garfield Praises Harry Potter Films While Criticizing JK Rowling's Views
Actor Andrew Garfield expresses newfound appreciation for Harry Potter movies while taking a swipe at author JK Rowling over her controversial transgender remarks in a recent radio interview.
Sports
Tiger Woods Charged with DUI After High-Speed Crash in Florida
Golf legend Tiger Woods faces DUI charges after his Land Rover overturned in a high-speed crash in Florida, with police citing impairment and refusal of a urine test.
Business
Three Dead in Hawaii Tourist Helicopter Crash Off Kauai Coast
A sightseeing helicopter crashed into the sea off Hawaii's Na Pali Coast, killing three people and injuring two others. The NTSB is investigating the incident.
Environment
Transport
Spanish Airport Strikes Threaten Easter Travel Chaos
Thousands of ground handlers in Spain are set to strike over Easter, disrupting flights at major airports like Madrid and Barcelona, with potential delays and cancellations for holidaymakers.
Police Appeal After Exposure Incident on South London Train
British Transport Police are appealing for information after a man exposed himself to a woman on a train in Lewisham. The incident occurred on March 17, and authorities have released a description of the suspect.
London Train Station Predator Jailed for Stalking Women
Craig Anderson, 38, has been sentenced to nearly two years in prison for sexually assaulting four women and stalking another victim across London's rail network over five months.
DLR 6-Day Shutdown Without Buses, Two Days Extra Busy
TfL announces DLR closure for six days on two branches with no replacement buses. Essential track and noise barrier work to cause disruptions, with April 7-8 expected to be busier.
Albert Bridge Shut to Cars Until 2027 for Repairs
London's historic Albert Bridge, known as 'the Trembling Lady,' will remain closed to all vehicles until 2027 due to structural issues. The Grade II-listed bridge is undergoing an £8.5 million repair project.
