Politics
Russian State Hackers Hijack Wi-Fi Routers to Steal Passwords, GCHQ Warns
GCHQ reveals Russian hacking group Fancy Bear is exploiting router vulnerabilities to redirect users to malicious sites and intercept sensitive data like passwords.
Culture
Channel 4 Cancels Celebrity Bake Off Episode Featuring Sacked BBC Presenter Scott Mills
Channel 4 has pulled the final episode of The Great Celebrity Bake Off For Stand Up To Cancer featuring Scott Mills, following his dismissal from the BBC over serious sexual offence allegations.
Sports
Paul Scholes Declares PSG World's Best Team Amid Liverpool Champions League Clash
Manchester United legend Paul Scholes hails PSG as the best team globally ahead of their Champions League quarter-final against Liverpool, warning that a loss could cost Arne Slot his job.
Business
Middle East Conflict Triggers Worst Equity Outflows Since Autumn Budget
The Middle East conflict has sparked the worst equity fund outflows since November 2025, with March seeing £1.4bn withdrawn amid inflation and fuel shortage fears. UK equities were hit hardest, while bond funds also suffered significant losses.
Health
Environment
Transport
TfL Trials New Rail Grinder to Tackle Tube Noise on 11 Lines
Transport for London is testing an acoustic rail grinding machine to reduce noise and vibrations affecting residents near 11 parts of the Tube network, including the Victoria and Northern lines.
Eurostar Flash Sale: £35 Tickets to 5 European Cities
Eurostar has launched a limited-time flash sale offering one-way tickets to Paris, Brussels, Amsterdam, Lille, and Rotterdam for just £35. The sale runs from April 8 to April 13, 2026, with travel dates from April 22 to July 8, excluding specific blackout
Tube Worker's Jaw Broken in Farringdon Station Attack
A London Underground contractor suffered a broken jaw after being punched twice at Farringdon station. Police release CCTV images seeking public help to identify the attacker.
ICE Arrests 800+ After TSA Tips in Trump Era
Internal data reveals ICE arrested over 800 people using TSA traveler records during Trump's second presidency, sparking political debate over airport enforcement.
Bus Delays Force Redesign of Wandsworth Bridge Road Plan
Hammersmith and Fulham Council has delayed its plan to transform Wandsworth Bridge Road into a 'high street' after TfL raised concerns about longer bus journey times. The council is now redesigning the scheme.
Property
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