Linda Caicedo scored twice for Real Madrid, including a stunning curler from outside the box, but Barcelona powered to a 6-2 first-leg victory in the Women's Champions League quarter-final.
The US has tabled a 15-point peace plan demanding Iran dismantle its nuclear programme, whilst Tehran has rejected it outright and issued a 5-point counteroffer. With mediators caught in the middle and both sides unable to agree on whether talks are even happening, a deal remains a distant prospect.
The UN General Assembly voted 123-3 to declare the transatlantic slave trade the gravest crime against humanity, calling for apologies and reparations while the US, Israel, and Argentina opposed.
England's resident doctors have announced a six-day strike from 7 April after talks with the government broke down. It marks the 15th round of industrial action since 2023, with the BMA citing a 21% real-terms pay erosion and a deepening training place crisis.
US Congressman Thomas Massie tells BBC Newsnight that men implicated in the Epstein files need to be 'perp-walked in handcuffs,' as millions of documents have been released but no arrests made in America.
Fairytales Day Nursery in Dudley has admitted corporate manslaughter after 14-month-old Noah Sibanda died in December 2022, having been restrained and placed face down to sleep. Sentencing is set for April 2026.
Nigel Dewale, 60, has been sentenced after pleading guilty to sending racist messages to England defender Jess Carter's TikTok during the 2025 Women's Euros. Carter faced the highest toxicity rate of any England player monitored during the tournament.
Brazil's former president Jair Bolsonaro has been granted 90 days of temporary house arrest on health grounds after being hospitalised with pneumonia while serving a 27-year sentence for plotting a coup.
Three Epstein survivors travelled to the UK to meet British MPs, demanding Peter Mandelson and Prince Andrew face accountability after both were arrested in February 2026 on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
A Dutch government survey of 317 secondary schools shows phone bans boosted concentration and social climate, but a peer-reviewed study adds important caveats about student connectedness.
Nathan Newby, a hospital patient in Leeds, talked down a lone-wolf terrorist armed with a pressure cooker bomb outside a maternity ward. His reward: the George Medal for extraordinary civilian bravery.
Denmark's Social Democrats won the most seats in the 24 March 2026 snap election but recorded their lowest vote share since 1903, leaving PM Mette Frederiksen facing gruelling coalition talks with no clear path to a majority.