Fans attending UFC 326 in Las Vegas on Saturday were heard booing Charles Oliveira's dominant victory over Max Holloway in the main event. But that was nothing compared to the fan abuse UFC announcer and popular podcaster Joe Rogan faced online. 'Listen to these casuals booing,' Joe Rogan said during the UFC 326 broadcast. But fans were apparently displeased with the heavy grappling on Saturday night in Las Vegas, where boos were heard throughout the main event. And when Rogan responded to the boos by calling fans 'casuals,' the UFC's devoted base only grew angrier.

Princess Andre opened up about her struggles with dating on the first episode of season two of her ITV show Princess Diaries on Sunday night. Princess says: 'I think, I think about my mum, she's had so many people do her wrong, it's an eye opener and so my guard is up. Earlier this week Princess and her brother Junior revealed they shockingly found out about their mother's engagement to Lee over text. Princess revealed that she is yet to meet Lee, with Junior weighing in that the family are 'happy as long as she's happy'. 'As long as she's happy that's all I care about,' Junior added, as Princess chimed in: 'If she's happy, we're happy.'

The Australian sharemarket sank 4.3 per cent, with $130billion wiped out. Capital.com senior market analyst Kyle Rodda warned the surge in oil prices would have an impact on inflation, interest rates and more. For Australian motorists, that could mean petrol prices rising between 25 cents and $1 a litre, depending on the Australian dollar and refinery margins. Adding to market pressures, China has set its lowest economic growth target in decades, 4.5 to 5 per cent, threatening to hit Australian mining companies hard. The sharemarket bloodbath on Monday comes after the ASX fell sharply at the open on Friday, dropping 1.4 per cent and wiping out $40billion.

A woman who was abused by paedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein told the FBI how she massaged Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor before he gave her a massage back. The woman told the FBI in the document how she first met Epstein and described being abused by him. “Epstein told his Prince Andrew that (redacted) was good at massages. “Prince Andrew then told (redacted) it was her turn to be massaged. Prince Andrew massaged (redacted) back, shoulders, waist, and hands.”Jeffrey Epstein died in 2019 (US Department of Justice/PA)The document adds: “Everyone had clothes on during these massages.

My favourite room: ‘Mum gasped. Paint colours are sombre, however, the pair lighten the mood with their artworks. Esther describes it as a masculine/feminine vibe. Photo: Tony GavinMary O'Sullivan Today at 06:30How you decide to view the unexpected is an important lesson of life and indeed of home renovation. If you can succeed in changing your mindset, something that seems like a huge mistake can turn out to be a treasured feature as Esther Loynton discovered when the much-anticipated concrete floor was poured in the terraced home she shares with her wife Robyn Anderson and toddler son Finn.

Plans for the final unwinding of the unpopular Fempi legislation — the laws that cut public service pay during the financial crisis — will go before Cabinet today, Monday. As part of the current public sector pay agreement, the Government committed to repeal remaining sections of the emergency legislation. File picture: Darragh KaneThe new legislation will transition public service pay from the emergency-based legislation to a more standard legal framework. St Patrick’s Day exodusThe Cabinet agenda is lighter than usual due to the St Patrick’s Day exodus of ministers to all corners of the globe. The Dáil is on a week’s recess this week to coincide with the ministers’ St Patrick’s Day travel plans.

Rihanna's Beverly Hills home was targeted in a shooting on Sunday afternoon. A woman was taken into custody after firing multiple shots from her car toward the singer's house, according to TMZ. The superstar, 38, was inside of the home at the time of the shooting but is said to be unharmed. The Daily Mail has reached out to Rihanna's representatives and Beverly Hills Police Department for comment and has yet to hear back. A magnet board was also on display with the words Riot, RZA, apples and boy spelled out in colorful letters.

Hauliers accused the government of profiteering on the back of hard-pressed motorists, hauliers, and farmers whose livelihoods are being put at risk due to astronomical fuel prices that are rising on a daily basis. The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) is calling for a temporary suspension of the carbon tax, a move that is legally possible, and a removal of the M50 toll for all motorists and hauliers. Hauliers added that we need a comprehensive review of how we tax fuel in Ireland and why so much of the burden of climate change measures is being heaped on just one industry, transport. Hyland said the crisis has the potential to derail the Irish economic success story and precipitate a deeper cost-of-living crisis. "We are on the cusp of serious and sustained protests by the transport industry in Ireland.

A woman has died following a fatal traffic collision in Tipperary on Sunday evening. Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following the incident, which took place in Templemore, Co Tipperary. The pedestrian, a female in her 20s, was pronounced dead at the scene a short time later. The scene has been preserved for examination by Forensic Collision Investigators and local traffic diversions are in place. Anyone with information is asked to contact Thurles garda station on 0504 25100, the garda confidential line on 1800 666 111, or any garda station.

Australians have been urged not to travel to the United Arab Emirates after a new government warning. Smartraveller issued the 'do not travel' warning on Sunday as retaliatory military and drone strikes continue across the Middle East after joint US-Israel action on Iran. The government has told Australians not to travel to Bahrain, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Kuwait, Lebanon, Palestine, Qatar, Syria, the UAE and Yemen. 'Australians should reconsider the need to travel to Jordan, Oman and Saudi Arabia and exercise a high degree of caution in Azerbaijan,' the notice said. But beyond officials, ordinary Australians have also been severely affected as they try to travel through the region.

The muscleman shot to fame as Hunter on the iconic 90s series Gladiators. But James Crossley, 52, has recalled how he was forced to live off benefits for nearly six months after spending all his earnings after joining the show during its second series. Gladiators star Hunter, real name James Crossley, said he was forced to 'sign on the dole' after spending all his earnings from iconic 90s showJames soon became a hit with viewers, dated show host Ulrika Jonsson, and as well as his TV earnings was paid to make personal appearances. He turned his back on showbiz and has trained as a yoga instructor as well as a gong bath practitioner. 'Obviously I dated Hunter for about a year and a half and away from the show he was amazing and the sweetest, sweetest man,' she said.

The England winger joined the Dutch side in January in an effort to rescue his career following a dismal spell with Chelsea. ‌Sterling has since revealed he did not want to come off the pitch but respected the decision of head coach Van Persie. That has seen fans call for Van Persie to be sacked, albeit the former Arsenal and Manchester United star is not ready to throw in the towel. ‌View 2 Images Sterling was taken off after just an hour (Image: Getty Images)He added: "I completely understand those emotions. But from my perspective, I also give it a place and I can handle it well, and separate it.

'Beloved husband' among 17 people in Lincolnshire death notices this weekOur thoughts are with their friends and familyView 8 Images Patrick William (Pat) RobinsonEvery week we share tributes from family and friends for lost loved ones who have died across Lincolnshire. Family flowers only. Any further enquiries to Lincolnshire Co-operative funeral service. Stan will be greatly missed by all of his loving family and friends. Funeral service to take place at South Lincolnshire Crematorium, Surfleet, PE11 4AA on Wednesday 18th March 2026 at 12noon.

‌Lord Hanson warned international criminals that if they steal from victims in this country: "We will come for you." ‌Officers will remove scam websites and block messages sent out to millions of people each year in a bid to deal with the fraud epidemic. He said the new fraud squad - which brings together experts from policing, GCHQ, banks, mobile networks and tech giants - will shut down websites, phone numbers and accounts at scale. Lord Hanson is set to travel with Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood to the Global Fraud Summit in Vienna, which starts on March 16. A new fraid Victims Charter will set out national standards on how everyone preyed on by scammers should be treated.

Gavin Cromwell received a timely pre-Cheltenham boost when Conor Stone-Walsh brought The Lovely Man with a late surge to foil favourite Goraibhmaithagat in a dramatic renewal of the €100,000 BAR 1 Betting Leinster National in Naas. “He’s been a bit unlucky twice,” said winning rider John Gleeson, “He did everything right in Cork until he got to the last. We decided to let him take his chance in this, give him a nice experience and see what happened. He stays well and will step back up to three miles.” O’Keeffe stated, “We went a good gallop. His jumping warmed up, he was good at the last and stuck his head out well and battled."