On National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is urging Americans to dispose of their prescription medications safely.

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New Jersey is at the bottom of a CBS survey for REAL ID-compliant states, and bipartisan outrage has ensued.

Renowned celebrity matchmaker and Kelleher International CEO Amber Kelleher-Andrews has died at the age of 56. Her expertise connected countless high-profile couples through her exclusive matchmaking service.

• Live news from the 4.45pm BST kick-off at Twickenham
• Sarah Rendell’s preview | And you can drop Luke an email

A quarter of an hour, or so, until kick-off. Why not read Sarah Rendell’s report from England’s crushing win against Scotland last week?

The BBC’s Sonja McLaughlan tells us that France’s XV have 373 caps among them, while England have 682.

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The Oklahoma City Thunder are 14.5-point road favorites on Saturday against the Memphis Grizzlies.

American journalist Kielce Gussie did the first reading at Pope Francis' funeral mass on Saturday -- and she only learned she was given the honor just three days prior.

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Crystal Palace make three changes to their first XI in the wake of their 2-2 draw at Arsenal. Jean-Philippe Mateta, Ismaïla Sarr and Chris Richards are in; Jefferson Lerma, Eddie Nketiah and Justin Devenny drop to the bench.

Aston Villa also make three changes to their starting XI, following their narrow 2-1 defeat at Manchester City. John McGinn, Ollie Watkins and Marco Asensio are back; Amadou Onana and Jacob Ramsey drop to the bench, while Marcus Rashford misses out altogether.

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© Photograph: Aston Villa/Aston Villa FC/Getty Images

Shedeur Sanders' perplexing NFL Draft slide isn't sitting well with Mel Kiper Jr.

The Jeffrey Epstein victim turned whistleblower made the statement in a post on X in 2019, replying to another user who claimed the "F.B.I. will kill her to protect the ultra rich and well connected."

A leaked memo from the Food and Drug Administration announced a policy change that some believe could harm milk consumers.

Video from the religious ceremony showed the US president whispering to the first lady, which made her smile.

U.S President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed on Saturday during a short exchange on the sidelines of Pope Francis' funeral to meet at a later stage, von der Leyen's spokesperson said.

The contest now draws in more than 3,200 entries from as far afield as the Czech Republic and South Korea

• Oranges are not the only fruit: Cumbrian marmalade awards offer blend of fruits

What could unite octogenarian Cumbrian farmers, diplomats from Japan, Spain and Australia, and Paddington Bear?

The answer, of course, is marmalade. Or, more specifically, the World Marmalade Awards.

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© Photograph: Mark Pinder

Oakland Ballet Company takes on a harrowing chapter of US-Chinese history with a piece about Angel Island, ‘the Ellis Island of the west’

One sunny March day on Angel Island, a hilly landmass in the middle of the San Francisco Bay, a dancer with a 40-ft braid attached to her head glided across a narrow concrete walkway. The audience sat on chairs in front of a long wooden building: a former detention center where – from 1910 to 1940 – half a million people, the majority Chinese, were held for months, even years, in prison-like conditions.

Sometimes called “the Ellis Island of the west”, Angel Island’s immigration station is the unlikely setting, and inspiration, for an ambitious new work by the Oakland Ballet Company. It’s based on the people from 80 countries who were confined to the the island’s detention center, which was the result of the Chinese Exclusion Act and other racist laws designed to keep Asian people out of the United States. In response, the detainees carved over 200 poems onto the walls expressing their anguish and rage.

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© Illustration: Sarah Akinterinwa/The Guardian

This month marks the 50th anniversary of the New York City fiscal crisis of 1975. 

Noel and Liam believed to have filmed promo video at Mildmay club in Newington Green ahead summer’s sold-out Oasis tour

Liam and Noel Gallagher have performed together for the first time in 16 years in a closed pub in north London, according to reports.

The brothers were pictured arriving at the Mildmay club in Newington Green, north London, on Thursday where they are believed to have filmed a promotional video for this summer’s sold-out Oasis reunion tour.

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© Photograph: Darryl Dyck/AP

“He was really our favorite idea from the beginning," say the show's casting directors.

The Steelers are expecting good news on Aaron Rodgers.

MONT-LAURIER, Que. – Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says he was "dismayed" by Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet's “insulting” comments about Canada being "an artificial country with very little meaning.” Read More

Tensions between nuclear-armed countries escalate after attack killed 26 people in disputed territory

Indian and Pakistani troops have exchanged gunfire across the volatile frontier in Kashmir for a second day, amid growing tensions after a brazen attack that killed 26 people at a popular tourist resort.

The massacre has sent relations between the nuclear-armed neighbours into a dangerous downward spin. India and Pakistan have fought three wars, two over Muslim-majority Kashmir, which is divided between them but claimed fully by both.

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© Photograph: Yawar Nazir/Getty Images

Stephen A. Smith has an uncomfortable theory regarding Shedeur Sanders’ stunning draft freefall.

Van Schaik’s letter inquiring about Army Capt. Walter “Hutch” Huchthausen sent US businessman and author Robert Edsel on an eight year odyssey to document the history of the little known Netherlands American Cemetery in the village of Margraten near the city of Maastricht.

• Baptiste’s 90th-minute winner hurts City’s playoff odds
• Promoted Burnley rout QPR 5-0 to improve title chances

Matt Bloomfield was lost for words after his Luton side enjoyed a 90th-minute 1-0 victory against Coventry that kept their hopes of staying in the Championship alive.

It looked as if the Hatters were going to be held to a frustrating stalemate, as they had initially been playing against 10 men when Jay Dasilva was sent off on 12 minutes. The Town midfielder Liam Walsh was also shown red midway through the second period, though, but as the clock was about to tick into 90, Shandon Baptiste’s effort somehow got past Luis Binks on the line to ensure Town will be out of the bottom three going into the final game of the season next weekend.

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VAL-D'OR, Que. - Yves-François Blanchet makes no bones that he wants Quebec to become a country, and he believes that sitting in a “foreign parliament” will help the cause. Read More

“Lifelong exercise training can enable extraordinary performance and maintain high functional levels even into the ninth decade of life,” researchers said of the 91-year-old Italian sprinting sensation.

The former VP invoked 'Adolf Hitler's Third Reich' in a keynote speech this week.

Saturday’s game against the Blue Jays at Yankee Stadium was postponed due to the forecast of sustained inclement weather, the team said.

She faced endless opposition and threats to her life. This has become a reality for far too many journalists

• Maxine Peake is an actor who appears in the new film Words of War

What drives someone to become a journalist? A good journalist, someone whose keyboard is a tool for exposing injustice, a truth-seeker who would risk life and limb to report their experiences back to the world? I know I couldn’t do it. I’ve interviewed people for a research project and was hopeless. I found myself shying away from asking the really difficult questions. There’s no way I could confront a corrupt official, or race to file a breaking story before a hostile regime tried to silence me, possibly for ever. I like to think of myself as the kind of person who would speak truth to power, but would I really, if my life was in the balance?

One of the many privileges of being an actor is that it affords you the opportunity to dip your toes into other worlds and experiences from the safest possible distance. In the upcoming film Words of War, I have the honour of portraying the Russian journalist and human rights activist Anna Politkovskaya – a woman with immense courage and integrity who, despite numerous threats to her life, continued to be a blazing beacon of truth in a time and place where speaking truth was extremely dangerous. The film, which was partly inspired by Politkovskaya’s obituary in this newspaper, allowed me to delve into her remarkable life and work. The experience gave me a deeper appreciation for the journalists who risk everything to tell the stories that inform and shape our world.

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© Photograph: Pavel Golovkin/AP

Less phone, more freedom.

Renowned chef José Andrés called the royal couple "friends" and told Page Six, "I can only talk about the good things that they do."

Refresh your home for spring with some style inspiration from stars' homes.

Five quarterbacks have now been drafted ahead of a player who was at one point seen as a contender to go first overall.

If arguably the most unexpected slide in NFL draft history is bothering Shedeur Sanders, he's not letting it show publicly.

MARKHAM, Ont.— Lionel Loganathan says he has probably spoken more Tamil in the past two-and-half years than he has his entire life.  Read More

You would be forgiven if you were mistaken in thinking Nicolas Jackson’s striking finish against Everton meant more than what it was. The 1-0 victory was a crucial step in Chelsea’s Champions League pursuit. Still, when the ball hit the back of the net Jackson looked to have tears in his eyes as he emotionally celebrated alongside his teammates. It was the striker’s first in 14 games and amid the hosts’ recent struggles up front, it felt like a welcome breakthrough, belied that the job of securing their European ambitions is far from over.

“We never had doubts with the ones who struggled for parts of the season” said Enzo Maresca, who was celebrating his 50th Chelsea match in charge with a one-match touchline ban after picking up a third yellow card of the season against Fulham last weekend. “We had to support them even more and Nico finally found a goal today.”

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© Photograph: Paul Childs/Action Images/Reuters

Child’s father pushes to have her returned to US as White House challenges law with its immigration crackdown

The Trump administration appeared to have deported a two-year-old US citizen “with no meaningful process”, a federal judge said on Friday, as the child’s father sought to have her returned to the United States.

It is the latest example of the White House cracking down on documented immigrants, including green card holders and also even citizens who have the status by birth or naturalization. The unorthodox policy and the frequent avoidance of due process has brought about a clash with the judicial branch of the US government in a battle over the constitution.

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© Photograph: Gregory Bull/AP

• Bhoys confirmed as champions with four matches left
• Doubles from Kühn and Idah power Celtic to victory

Celtic have been confirmed as Scottish Premiership champions for the fourth successive season – their 55th league title and their second trophy of the campaign – after they thrashed Dundee United 5-0 at Tannadice.

Rangers had kept the race going last Sunday by coming from two goals down, and with 10 men to draw 2-2 at Aberdeen. However, Celtic’s cruise took them 18 points clear on top, rendering Rangers’ later match at St Mirren irrelevant to the title.

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© Photograph: Russell Cheyne/Reuters

Washington Capitals' Tom Wilson and Montreal Canadiens' Josh Anderson got into a period-ending brawl on a team bench that sparked more fights during the Stanley Cup Playoffs.