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With Marine Le Pen’s sentence the judiciary is giving French citizens the final say on her political future

IN BRIEFClick here for the key takeaways Marine Le Pen has announced she will run for president for the fourth time in 2027. The Paris Appeals Court upheld the far right figurehead over misusing EU funds, but shortened her sentence and reduced her ban on holding public office. While France’s…

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Liam Rosenior rant in full as Chelsea boss rages at players after 'unacceptable' Brighton defeat

Blues head coach did not mince words as his side slumped to a dismal defeat on the south coast

Evening Standard

“I want to dedicate it to everyone in the guitar shop I grew up in and everyone in a bedroom with a dream”: Guitar at the Grammys 2026 – Slash and Andrew Watt pay tribute to Ozzy, Bruno Mars takes a solo, but Brent Hinds excluded from In Memoriam segment

Guitar acts and guitar-driven records won big at music’s biggest night, across myriad different genres

Guitar World

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France faces rising terror risk as younger users fall for online jihadism

As France marks 10 years since the 13 November Paris attacks, security experts warn the jihadist threat has shifted to a younger generation drawn in through algorithm-driven feeds. Radicalisation is now happening faster and earlier, with teenagers lured by online propaganda rather than established Islamist networks. RFI spoke with Laurène…

Radio France Internationale

All the celebrities running the 2025 New York City marathon, from Anthony Ramos to a Harry Potter star

Sunday’s race will see over 55,000 participants run the iconic course across all five boroughs

The Independent UK

‘Get rid of the pseudoscience’: top doctor’s plan to improve America’s health

Eric Topol says we can prevent age-related disease and live fuller lives – but only if we reject anti-science ‘malarkey’

The Guardian - US

Les Républicains leader vows to stay on despite revolt over Le Pen alliance plans

Éric Ciotti was thought to have locked party’s headquarters, where colleagues were to meet in bid to oust him

The Guardian - UK

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Are natural disasters man-made?

Heavy rains in India have caused destruction and loss of life. Warming Arctic and poor planning are said to be the causes. Are natural disasters man-made? Vimal Mishra and Lubaina Rangwalla debate: warming Arctic a factor, poor planning a multiplier. Moderated by Jacob Koshy.

The Hindu

World Cup hero: How we could have gone far

Hannah Wilkinson, athlete and artist, believes the Football Ferns could have created World Cup history by keeping their shape. And she tells Suzanne McFadden about the shape the women’s game is left in, and how she's giving back to NZ.

Newsroom.co.nz

How tyrants use tech to spy on us all

Parmy Olson: You're the co-authors of a new book, Pegasus: How a Spy In Your Pocket Threatens the End of Privacy, Dignity, and Democracy, which tells the story of Pegasus, a powerful spyware developed by the Israeli cybersecurity firm NSO Group. In recent years, a range of governments around the…

Bangkok Post

Chelsea's Thomas Tuchel won't need reminding of how good Newcastle could be for one of his players

The Magpies have interest in several Chelsea players, which was something addressed in Lee Ryder's latest Q&A - here's the full transcript

Chronicle Live

Marco Asensio stance as Newcastle United negotiate Moussa Diaby and Alexander Isak price

Full transcript of Lee Ryder's weekly Newcastle United Q&A with transfers at the top of the agenda

Chronicle Live

Moussa Diaby could be £50m bargain as Newcastle hope for Ekitike and Botman transfer breakthrough

Lee Ryder answered your questions on all things transfers and Eddie Howe and Dan Ashworth look for a big breakthrough in the summer window

Chronicle Live

French elections: a divided country faces an uncertain second round

The first round of the French election took place on April 10, and predictably it did nothing to resurrect old-school parliamentarism, five years after Emmanuel Macron first burst into the country’s fragile party system.

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