Newspaper headlines: ‘Obscene’ energy profits and King still ‘relaxed’
Newspaper headlines: 'Obscene' energy profits and King still 'relaxed' - BBC News Source
From selling ice creams to selling out stadiums
Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez on his homecoming fight in MexicoThis weekend is all about the king. Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez, the main man of Mexican boxing, returns to the city where it all began.Undisputed super-middleweight champion Alvarez defends his IBF, WBA, WBC and WBO titles against Briton John Ryder at Guadalajara's Estadio Akron on Saturday. 'The King is coming home' is the strapline for the bout as fight fever hits the historic city in the state of Jalisco, home to tequila and mariachi music, harder than a trademark Alvarez body shot. "It's an honour. I'm happy to be part of this history in my own town," 32-year-old Alvarez, who will fight Mexico for the first time since 2011, says. The teenager bullied for his red hair and freckles has grown to become world boxing's hottest property. He has gone from selling ice creams on a bus to selling out stadiums. The Alvarez…
Golden Orb: Coronation security a momentous effort, police say
Golden Orb: Coronation security a momentous effort, police say - BBC News Source
Royal enthusiast’s 10,000 photographs over 50 years
An estimated 10,000 photographs spanning more than five decades - that is the work of royal enthusiast Sheila Clark from East Renfrewshire.From Trooping the Colour to Jubilee celebrations, Sheila is often among the crowds at events waiting for the chance to speak with members of the Royal Family.The home economics teacher, 65, has been an avid follower of the royals since she was a child and combines it with her passion for photography.Sheila told the BBC that Queen Elizabeth recognised her at events and would often stop to speak with her.Video by Morgan Spence, Kayleigh Harvey and Rebecca Curran Source
Johanita Dogbey: Man charged with Brixton murder
Johanita Dogbey: Man charged with Brixton murder - BBC News Source
Doncic to pay for funerals after school shooting
Luka Doncic has played for the Dallas Mavericks since 2018NBA star Luka Doncic says he will pay for the funerals of eight children and a security guard killed in a Belgrade school shooting on Wednesday.Slovenian Donic, who has a Serbian father, will also pay for grief counselling for classmates and staff."I am heartbroken by the tragic school shooting in Serbia and the loss of lives, including those of innocent children," he said."I support and stand with you all during this difficult time."Dallas Mavericks guard Donic added that he is "committed" to providing "both immediate and long-term" support to the victims of the tragedy through his charitable foundation.Another six pupils and a teacher were injured in the shooting at the Vladislav Ribnikar primary school.A 13-year-old boy has been arrested in connection with the shooting, along with his mother and father.Meanwhile, a suspect has been arrested after a second shooting near a…
Local elections results 2023: Conservatives face up to problem as poll verdict comes in
"We are confident Labour will have an equivalent vote share lead of at least eight points which would represent our best result since 1997. If Labour had an 8% lead in a general election we would win a majority government, taking into account anticipated recovery in Scotland," a source said. Source
Police Scotland officers ordered to shave off beards
Police Scotland officers ordered to shave off beards - BBC News Source
Surrogacy: Derry dads call for simpler laws in the UK
Surrogacy: Derry dads call for simpler laws in the UK - BBC News Source
Yevgeny Prigozhin: Wagner Group boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut
Yevgeny Prigozhin: Wagner Group boss says he will pull troops out of Bakhmut - BBC News Source
