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The NHL Has Changed...the Islanders' Lou Lamoriello Hasn't. It's Time To Go
The league has changed a lot since the 1990s, yet Lou Lamoriello's stayed the same. It's why he must go in the offseason.
Quaker axes breakfast food staple with customers left 'gutted' by decision
Quaker fans have spoken out over their grief after it emerged a popular breakfast item from the oats and breakfast maker has been axed.
The Apple Watch Series 10 is back on sale for a record low of $299
The Apple Watch Series 10 is on sale starting at $299 right now. You can save on 8BitDo’s new Ultimate 2 Wireless Controller and the Elgato Stream Deck MK.2.
‘Nobody has done this before’: Britain’s beloved steam trains trial pioneering technology
In-cab digital signalling was tested last week as part of a project to secure the future of main-line locomotives
Latest Man United injury news amid Ruben Amorim selection update and suspension worry
The latest Manchester United news as we take a look ahead to their Premier League games against Wolves and Bournemouth - plus the Europa League clash vs Athletic Bilbao.
Sinners review - Ryan Coogler’s sexy southern gothic horror is a blast
Michael B Jordan stars as twin 1930s mobsters in the Black Panther director’s phenomenal-looking, blues-infused supernatural tale
Meet the seed collector restoring California’s landscapes - one tiny plant at a time
Native seed demand far outpaces supply for the state’s ambitious conservation plan. This group combs the landscape to address the deficit
‘Zohran Mamdani represents the future New York’: socialist riding high in bid to be mayor
The progressive democrat from Queens is the son of a famous film-maker and poised to take on front-runner Andrew Cuomo
Destruction in Sumy: Eyewitness Accounts of a Deadly Attack
Alla Shyrshonkova was on a bus when Russian missiles hit the city. Now a toy bear and hippo mark the spot where 35 people, including two children, were killedLast weekend, Alla Shyrshonkova got on the 62 bus on a journey to her cottage near the Ukrainian city of Sumy. It was a warm spring day. “I thought I’d sit with friends, have some tea. Birds were singing. The weather was beautiful. It was so nice,” she recalled.“The bus was packed. There wasn’t a single free seat. People were standing. Some were going to church for Palm Sunday. There were families with children.” Continue reading...
Escalating Violence in Gaza: Casualties and Humanitarian Crisis Deepen Amid Ongoing Conflict
At least 219 people have been injured in attacks since Good Friday, according to Gaza's Health Ministry.
3 Canadian Value Stocks I’d Add to My TFSA for Tax-Free Compounding
Here are three top Canadian value stocks you can buy and hold in a TFSA in April 2025.
West Ham Women 0
Match report as West Ham hold out for a goalless draw against Man Utd at the Chigwell Construction Stadium; Man Utd could have moved level on points with second-placed Arsenal with a win but missed their opportunity to put pressure on the Gunners and Chelsea
McDavid shrugs off concerns as Oilers prepare to run Kings’ gauntlet for fourth straight year
The Edmonton captain wants fans to know ‘everybody is going to be ready to roll’ as they face L.A. in the NHL playoffs first round
Passive Income: 2 Dividend-Growth Stocks to Buy on a Dip
These stocks have increased their dividends annually for decades.
‘It’s less intimidating, less vulnerable’: why cooking in company helps us to talk
The pressure’s off when we’re not staring at each other, we can relax and have a nice chat. By Alim Kheraj
Gary Lineker makes Rory McIlroy feelings clear after Masters win and reveals why he's such a fan
Rory McIlroy ended his long wait for a green jacket by winning the Masters last Sunday, with Gary Lineker among the millions watching on with bated breath
Next £62 'beautiful summer dress' selling fast is lovely for a wedding
The White/Blue Midi Summer Dress is selling fast due to popularity
After breakout year, rookie phenom Hutson prepares for playoff encore
Lane Hutson has had a remarkable rookie season with the Canadiens as he heads to the Stanley Cup playoffs for the first time
Nay Pyi Taw's Reconstruction Plans Following Recent Earthquake
The BBC has seen evidence indicating about 70% of government buildings were damaged by the quake in the capital.
The Erosion of Educational Access in Gaza: A Tragic Shift Amidst Conflict
For the first time in many years, education in Gaza is only accessible to the well-to-do.
Escalating Israeli Strikes in Gaza Result in High Casualties
Israel’s army killed more than 90 people in the past 48 hours, including women and children, the healthy ministry in Gaza said on Saturday. Many of those killed were sheltering in areas designated as humanitarian zones by Israel.
Johannesburg's Struggles and Resilience: A Story of Community Amidst Decay
Issues around basic services, corruption and class trouble vibrant Johannesburg, which this year hosts the G20 summitBethabile Mavis Manqele mops the veranda of the house she has lived in for most of the last 40 years. The ceiling above her is full of holes, blackened by years of cooking fires. Manqele, 64, isn’t sure how many people live in the house’s seven rooms. There are no utilities, the landlord is absent and she hasn’t paid rent in years, she says through a translator. The occupants share a portable toilet provided and cleaned by an NGO, plus one outdoor tap with the house next door, which has no roof.Manqele’s home in the inner city district of Berea is emblematic of Johannesburg’s downtown, which was progressively abandoned by wealthy people, businesses and government from the 1980s. Hundreds of buildings left empty by landlords are now overcrowded, and the area is notorious for crime. Continue reading...
Disappointment Grows in Moscow Over Stalled Peace Talks with Trump Administration
Many thought President Trump would be able to finish the war. Now they are not so sure.
Darwin Nunez shows his true colours after Arne Slot shoots down Liverpool bust-up rumours
Darwin Nunez has broken his silence on social media following rumours of a fallout with Liverpool boss Arne Slot
The 20 vintage baby names from the 1950s making a comeback in 2025
The trend for old-world names is back in a big way
Murder arrest as man dies after car 'deliberately driven at him'
A 47-year-old man was seriously injured when a car hit him and later died of his injuries
Tributes pour in for Julian Benson following sad death: 'The world has lost a bit of sparkle'
The dancer, judge and TV personality is today being remembered for his bravery, strength and kindness following the very sad news of his passing on Saturday morning
A prince and knight fall in love and the Supreme Court is asked to intervene
WASHINGTON (AP) — A prince lassos a dragon, saving a knight in shining armor from certain death. But the prince slips and as he falls, the knight and his steed
The creator of Papers, Please wants developers to make weirder, more personal games
Lucas Pope, the developer of Papers, Please and Return of the Obra Dinn, won a Pioneer Award at GDC 2025, and we interviewed him.
What $423,777 will buy you at a Sault property tax sale
Thirty-two tenders received on five properties that sold in 2024
Maple Leafs Will Win Series Against Senators If…
The playoffs haven't been kind to the Toronto Maple Leafs, but they have a lot going for them to beat the Ottawa Senators.
Tigers hold on to hand Hardwick's Suns first loss
Richmond hands Gold Coast its first defeat of the season despite a massive final-term comeback
'Feels empowering:' New Canadians excited to cast ballots in federal election
Naiwen Cao plans to wear a red T-shirt with a Maple Leaf on election day.
Safety fears as man seen walking on Birmingham railway line moments before steam engine due
The man was seen wandering along the Sutton Park line in Sutton Coldfield just minutes before a steam engine was due
Live updates as police close road and forensics called in
A large police presence has been seen on the city street
Former Dancing with the Stars judge Julian Benson dies aged 54, family reveals
The family of the former dancer and choreographer shared the tragic news in a statement this afternoon
Italy's 'other Venice' with a 10km beach and no tourist restrictions
Chioggia, a fishing town in north-east Italy, is a lot like Venice - but without the crowds
Labour's plan for failed asylum seekers shows they're willing to adopt previously unpalatable policies
The government is hoping the UN's intervention will provide a degree of legal and political cover to pursue the policy. But the details are still incredibly sketchy.