21 April 2026

Two UK lottery players have each secured a staggering £41.8 million share of the EuroMillions jackpot, the National Lottery operator Allwyn confirmed. This monumental win represents a third of the colossal £126 million prize from Tuesday’s draw.

Robert Albon’s Bid to Be Recognized as a Father Rejected by London High Court Robert Albon , a controversial unregulated sperm donor who claims to have fathered over 180 children worldwide, has suffered a significant legal setback. The London High Court decisively ruled against his attempt to be declared the legal father of a child born in 2021.

From Unthinkable Triumph to Harsh Reality In May 2016, Leicester City defied unimaginable odds—5,000/1—to clinch the Premier League title, delivering one of the most iconic underdog stories in football history. Yet, less than a decade later, the Foxes face a stark new chapter: competing in League One , the third tier of English football, after suffering consecutive relegations.

Every month, at least two children in England lose their lives to knife attacks, a groundbreaking national study exposes. The alarming rise in fatal stabbings among under-17s has surged from 21 cases in 2019/20 to 36 in 2023/24, highlighting a deepening crisis.

Police Hunt for Grant McKinnon Following Tragic Death of Elizabeth Colligan Glasgow police are urgently searching for Grant McKinnon , 30, a man deemed dangerous and potentially in an agitated state , after the brutal killing of 82-year-old pensioner Elizabeth Colligan . The elderly woman was discovered gravely injured on Cardowan Road around 4 a.m.

Unexpected Decline in Jobless Rate Contrasts Rising Economic Pressures The UK’s unemployment rate plunged unexpectedly to 4.9% in the three months leading up to February, according to the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) . This sharp drop from the previous 5.2% defies growing concerns about an impending surge in job losses.

A 17-year-old boy has pleaded guilty to committing arson after setting fire to a synagogue in northwest London, claiming he was unaware the building was a place of worship. The incident has intensified concerns about a growing wave of attacks targeting Jewish sites across the capital.