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Iceland Foods Makes a Bold Return to Ireland With Dunnes Stores Partnership
Iceland Foods is making a comeback in Ireland by teaming up with Dunnes Stores to offer over 200 own-label products in two major Dublin locations. This move follows Iceland's messy withdrawal last year and signals a new strategy to connect with Irish shoppers through a trusted retail partner.
MoreBoris Becker: Carlos Alcaraz Shows Greater Natural Talent Than Nadal, But Rafa’s Heart Still Defines Tennis
Boris Becker claims Carlos Alcaraz has more natural talent than Rafael Nadal, but says Nadal's competitiveness is unmatched. He urges patience with Alcaraz, given the pressures of following a legend. Recent injuries have challenged Alcaraz, whom Andre Agassi praises for his blend of legendary skills, though matching Nadal’s achievements remains a tall order.
MoreImmigration Reforms Threaten Care Industry as Labour’s New Rules Draw Fire
Labour's proposed immigration reforms are coming under fire, with experts warning of huge risks for the UK's care industry. The new rules aim to crack down on work visas, making it even harder to hire overseas staff in sectors where local recruitment is already failing.
MoreUK Overhauls Immigration: Tougher English Language Rules and Longer Settlement Waits Announced
Sweeping changes to UK immigration mean stricter English language rules for migrants and dependants, with higher thresholds for visas and a longer ten-year path to settlement. Prime Minister Starmer says new measures support integration and discourage exploitation, while plans are in place for tailored exceptions and citizenship reforms for at-risk groups.
MoreTitanique's Layton Williams Stuns in First Look from Céline Dion-Inspired Titanic Musical
Layton Williams grabs attention in a bold first-look image from the campy musical Titanique, a wild reworking of Titanic told via Céline Dion’s perspective. Though known for his Olivier-winning portrayal of the Iceberg on stage, the newly released photo keeps that playful interpretation under wraps. With extended shows at London’s Criterion Theatre and a hit-heavy soundtrack, Titanique puts a hilarious twist on a classic story.
MoreSabu, ECW Legend and Extreme Wrestling Icon, Dies at 60
Sabu, real name Terry Brunk, has died at 60. The ECW icon and nephew of The Sheik changed professional wrestling with his hardcore style. WWE and AEW honored his legacy, recalling his high-risk career and recent retirement at Joey Janela's Spring Break 9 event.
MoreUK Work Visa Applications Plunge 43% as Immigration Rules Tighten and AI Sector Seeks Talent
UK work visa applications nosedived by 43% from April to December 2024, mainly due to stricter rules and a spike in salary thresholds. Care worker visas dropped sharply, prompting industry warnings. Meanwhile, the government eyes fast-track visas for AI professionals to boost tech innovation.
MoreArsenal Secure Martin Zubimendi Transfer from Real Sociedad, Outshining Real Madrid and Barcelona
Arsenal are set to sign Martin Zubimendi from Real Sociedad, beating rivals Real Madrid and Barcelona by agreeing to trigger his €60 million release clause. The move boosts Arsenal’s midfield as they prepare for squad changes, with Zubimendi bringing international experience and tactical strength.
MoreMet Office Weather Warnings: Heavy Rain Set to Dampen UK Easter Weekend Plans
The Met Office has warned that parts of the UK could see over 50mm of rain in a day during the Easter weekend. A low-pressure system will disrupt previous hopes for a sunny holiday, bringing unsettled weather, mainly to southern and western regions. Sunday looks drier, but Monday could see heavy rain move north. Residents should stay alert for updates.
MoreIndia Vows Proportional Response as Tensions Soar with Pakistan After Kashmir Strikes
India's High Commissioner has made it clear that any military move by Pakistan will be matched with equal force, following a spike in cross-border attacks and mutual threats. The situation is fueling anxiety among civilians, as both countries remain locked in a dangerous cycle of escalation.
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