Politics
City of London Guides Urge Removal of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Freedom Honour
A group of City of London guides, including a former Governor, proposes legal routes to revoke Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Freedom of the City honour, challenging the Corporation's stance.
Culture
BBC Radio 2 Terminates Scott Mills' Contract Over Personal Conduct Allegations
BBC Radio 2 has terminated Scott Mills' contract following personal conduct allegations, with staff reportedly 'shell-shocked' by the sudden dismissal after he was taken off air last week.
Sports
Sky Sports: Tottenham Accelerate Talks to Appoint Roberto De Zerbi as Manager
Tottenham Hotspur are in advanced negotiations with Roberto De Zerbi to become their new head coach, with an announcement expected imminently as the club fights relegation.
Business
Burford Capital Shares Plunge 50% After US Court Overturns $16bn Argentina Ruling
Shares in litigation funder Burford Capital plummeted nearly 50% after a US appeals court overturned a $16bn ruling against Argentina over the YPF expropriation, dealing a major blow to the company's expected $6.2bn payout.
Environment
Transport
FlixBus Offers £5 Coach Tickets for Easter Travel Across UK
FlixBus marks its fifth anniversary by slashing coach ticket prices to just £5 for travel between April and June 2026, covering over 100 destinations across England, Scotland, and Wales.
Spanish Airport Strikes: Easter Travel Disruption Details
Spanish airport workers launch indefinite strikes during Easter 2026, affecting major airports including Madrid, Barcelona, and Malaga. Over 3,000 staff walk out over pay disputes, with disruption expected through December.
Royal Mail Urges 'I Have a Dog' Signs to Protect Postal Workers
Royal Mail is urging households to display 'I have a dog' signs to prevent attacks on postal workers, with over 2,000 incidents reported annually. High-risk postcode areas identified.
Easter Bank Holiday: UK's Busiest Road Weekend in 4 Years
Drivers plan nearly 21 million leisure trips over Easter despite soaring fuel prices, with traffic peaking Thursday as schools break up. Network Rail warns of engineering works.
Van Wrecked by Pothole: Electrician Loses £1,000+
A self-employed electrician's van was severely damaged by a hidden pothole, costing over £800 in repairs and lost income. Experts explain the challenging process of claiming compensation from councils.
