Nigerian singer-songwriter Davido has recently announced that he is taking legal action against the publication of an April Fools article that falsely claimed he had been arrested for drug offences. The popular Afrobeats singer, aged 31, expressed his frustration in a statement, stating that he had received an overwhelming number of calls after the article went viral. Davido strongly criticized the fabrication of such serious allegations, emphasizing that regardless of the nature of April Fools’ Day, spreading false information about international crimes is extremely irresponsible. YOU MAY ALS ..read more

J.K. Rowling, the renowned author of the “Harry Potter” book series, recently made headlines when she openly challenged Scotland’s new hate speech law. The law, known as the Hate Crime and Public Order Act, came into effect on April 1st. It aims to protect individuals from acts that “stir up hatred against a group of persons” based on certain protected characteristics. The protected characteristics include age, disability, religion, perceived religious affiliation of a social or cultural group, sexual orientation, transgender identity, and variations in sex characteristics. Offenders can face ..read more

Novak Djokovic’s recent decision to part ways with his long-term coach, Goran Ivanisevic, has left many tennis fans and experts speculating about the reasons behind the split. While Djokovic stated that the separation was amicable and that he and Ivanisevic had simply “exhausted” their time together, tennis legend Jimmy Connors has shared his theory on why the world number one made this surprising move. In an episode of his Advantage Connors podcast, eight-time Grand Slam champion Connors suggested that Djokovic may have felt the need to “shake it up” and seek a fresh perspective. YOU MAY ALSO ..read more

The Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak, has been unable to provide a concrete assurance that everyone who wants a childcare place will receive one, as the government rolls out its new scheme. Eligible parents and carers of two-year-olds are now entitled to 15 hours of funded childcare per week, as of Monday 1 April, with further extensions planned. Concerns have been raised about the sector’s ability to absorb the uptick in childcare places that the government wants to offer. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Ashworth Says Labour Expects Highest Standards Of ‘Our Parliamentary Candidates’ The policy was announced i ..read more

King Charles made a rare public appearance on Easter Sunday, attending the traditional church service at Windsor Castle. This marked one of his few public engagements since being diagnosed with cancer. Despite his ongoing treatment, the 75-year-old monarch looked in good spirits as he joined the Queen and other members of the royal family for the occasion. As King Charles emerged from St George’s Chapel, he was greeted by well-wishers shouting “Happy Easter” and applause from the crowd. Queen Camilla was presented with a posy of white and yellow flowers by a young boy. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: King ..read more

In a delightful show of admiration, Dolly Parton took to Instagram to express her love for Beyoncé’s cover of her iconic song, Jolene. Queen Bey delivered her rendition of the classic track on her latest album, Cowboy Carter, leaving Parton thoroughly impressed. “Wow, I just heard Jolene. Beyoncé is giving that girl some trouble, and she deserves it! Love, Dolly P,” wrote Parton in a sweet Instagram post, accompanied by a heart emoji. This collaboration between the country legend and the queen of pop had been eagerly anticipated. During an interview with Tennessee’s Knoxville News Sentinel, Pa ..read more

In his recent Easter message, King Charles III emphasized the significance of extending “the hand of friendship… especially in a time of need.” This message comes as the nation rallies around the Princess of Wales, who recently revealed her cancer diagnosis. Although the King is currently undergoing cancer treatment himself, he took the opportunity to address the nation and highlight the importance of friendship and support during challenging times. Drawing inspiration from the teachings of Jesus, the King spoke about how we should serve and care for one another. He emphasized that as a nation ..read more

The UK government, represented by Rishi Sunak, expressed its support for the UN Security Council’s resolution calling for an “immediate ceasefire” in Gaza. This resolution aligns with the government’s previous call for an “immediate, sustained, humanitarian pause” in the region. The government is committed to ensuring the implementation of this resolution and taking further actions to address the ongoing crisis. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Ashworth Says Labour Expects Highest Standards Of ‘Our Parliamentary Candidates’ Sunak emphasized that the government will continue to do everything within its power ..read more

Labour’s Jonathan Ashworth has emphasized the party’s commitment to upholding the highest standards for their parliamentary candidates. Speaking to Sky News, Ashworth highlighted the party’s dedication to working tirelessly to secure every vote in the upcoming Blackpool South by-election, scheduled for 2 May. The by-election was triggered by the resignation of suspended Tory MP Scott Benton, who stepped down from his position amidst a lobbying scandal. YOU MAY ALSO LIKE: Rishi Sunak Rejects Labour Request For Immediate General Election With a narrow Tory majority of 3,690, Ashworth acknowledge ..read more

Gillian Anderson, known for her role in “Sex Education,” is set to play Emily Maitlis in the upcoming Netflix film “Scoop.” The movie is based on Prince Andrew’s infamous interview with Newsnight in 2019. In a recent interview with The Guardian, Gillian shared an interesting anecdote about a chance meeting she had with Emily before filming began. Initially, Gillian had requested a meeting with Emily to discuss the role. However, Emily declined the meeting as she was already involved in another TV adaptation of the interview for Amazon Prime. Despite this, fate had other plans for the two actre ..read more