Legendary Huddersfield restaurant celebrates 45th anniversary with classic dishes set to returnThe popular restaurant first opened back in 1981View Image Da Sandro company directors, sister and brother, Lidia Shinwell and Sandro Bevilacqua, outside the Huddersfield restaurantA historic Huddersfield restaurant is celebrating its 45th anniversary. ‌Da Sandro Pizzeria Ristorante, based in Halifax Road, is a very popular institution in West Yorkshire. Da Sandro Pizzeria Ristorante, known to many as Da Sandro, was established in 1981 by Marino Bevilacqua and son Sandro. ‌Da Sandro has become a cherished part of Huddersfield’s dining scene. Across the generations, the restaurant has welcomed families, friends and visitors, many of whom have made Da Sandro a regular destination for special occasions and memorable meals.

Email tips@dailymail.co.ukA lifer jailed for a gangland murder posed with his 'influencer' girlfriend inside prison for a loved-up photo shared on their TikTok accounts. Taylor Meanley was just 17 when he fired a shotgun at 20-year-old Lewis Williams in what prosecutors called 'a planned execution'. Meanley, now 21, can be seen grinning widely next to his blonde girlfriend, who proudly shared the image with her thousands of TikTok followers. The photo is understood to have been taken by prison staff during a visit and then sent to the killer's girlfriend - it was not allowed to be shared online. 'Any offender caught using a phone or social media in prison faces punishment, which could include additional time behind bars.'

Former president Mary Robinson has accused Donald Trump’s US administration of “flooding the atmosphere with lies”. “We have an administration in the United States which is flooding the atmosphere with lies, not to be believed, but to confuse, to confuse that there is no truth,” Robinson said. “All of this needs the strength in solidarity.”Sobout called for democracy in Iran, which she said is coming “under bombardment”. “Violence against women affects everyone we know, our mothers, our grandmothers, our sisters, our friends and our girlfriends,” she said. “The north of Ireland is the most dangerous place in Europe to be a woman, but no more, it’s time to stand up united.

Met Office verdict on reports wintry blizzards are to hit parts of UKSome weather models suggest that snow could return to Wales this monthView Image There have been reports that snow could fall in Wales this month (Image: WalesOnline/Rob Browne)The Met Office has given its verdict on reports that wintry blizzards could hit the UK within days. However, there have been reports that this could be set to change with some forecasts suggesting that snow could return to the UK as early as next week. ‌The ECMWF weather model snows flurries affecting Wales on March 13, with snow also falling in western, central and eastern Scotland, The Mirror reports. The data suggests that snow could fall at a staggering rate of around four inches per hour in parts of Wales. ‌However, the Met Office long-range forecast paints a different picture, with no mention of snow over the next few weeks.

Chris Large was set to become Staffordshire County Council's new leader last month after Reform UK councillors chose him to lead their group. ‌Cllr Large had previously come under fire after allegedly racist activity was seen on a TikTok account bearing his name. ‌Read More: Council unveils 'realistic' new masterplan for HanleyNeither Cllr Large nor Reform UK have responded to requests to explain his departure from the Reform group. Cllr Cooper resigned as council leader a few days after having his Reform membership revoked. Martin Murray, Reform councillor for Cannock Town, has been serving as acting council leader since then.

Flying English, Scottish and Union Jack flags has been branded 'tools of hate' in a leaked draft of the Government's new social cohesion strategy. A leaked draft of the proposals suggests national symbols were sometimes used last summer to 'exclude or intimidate'. Last summer, patriotic campaigners vowed to continue putting up England and Union Jack flags despite council workers ripping them down. A drive to cover British towns and cities in national flags was being co-ordinated by an online movement called Operation Raise the Colours. A leaked draft of the proposals suggests national symbols were sometimes used last summer to 'exclude or intimidate'.

The slogan of “No guts, no glory” that greets Ireland's players on the way into the Stadion Galgenwaard will resonate. This Dutch side Ireland visit carries a different motivation to appease the 15,000 anticipated turnout. What confronts Carla Ward and her Ireland team is the challenge of exposing those frailties. Star quality is in abundance across the Dutch team, Chelsea represented, as they were, in the French side. Denise O’Sullivan looked a doubt when hobbling off the pitch on Tuesday but Ward is adamant she’ll be back for the double-header against Poland on April 14 and 18.

Ryan Gravenberch has committed his long-term future to Liverpool after signing a new six-year contract. Gravenberch, who has made 123 appearances for Liverpool, has put pen-to-paper on a deal set to run until the end of the 2031-32 campaign, the Press Association understands. “I feel really, really good. I was really proud to extend my contract at such a big club. So, I’m really happy that I can stay for many more years,” Gravenberch told the official club website.

Joe Drennan was struck by a car in a hit-and-run and killed while waiting at a bus stop in 2023. Photograph: The Irish TimesA memorial prize has been established for third-level students in Ireland to honour the memory of journalism student Joe Drennan, who was killed in a hit-and-run. Entries are now open for the Unheard Voices: the Joe Drennan Memorial Prize for a piece of journalism offering a voice to those who so often go unheard. A member of his family holding a keyfob with a photograph of Joe Drennan outside Limerick Circuit Court. [ Sentence for gangland figure who killed student Joe Drennan increased by five yearsOpens in new window ]The Court of Appeal subsequently increased his sentence to 14 years, with one year suspended.

FBI documents withheld from the Epstein Files containing allegations that Donald Trump sexually assaulted a schoolgirl have been released by the US authorities. She claimed she was aged between 13 and 15 when Mr Trump struck her after she bit him while he tried to force her to perform oral sex on him. Mr Trump has consistently denied any wrongdoing related to Epstein or any knowledge of the late financier's crimes. The notes add that Mr Trump then allegedly lashed out and struck her, saying: 'Get this little b**** the hell out of here.' 'As we have said countless times, President Trump has been totally exonerated by the release of the Epstein Files.'

Road closed in County Durham with two taken to hospitalThe A181 is closed between Wheatley Hill Service Station and the Salters Lane junction at Wingate in both directionsView Image University Hospital of North Tees, Stockton (Image: Teesside Live/Katie Lunn)Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash in County Durham. The A181 has been closed in both directions between Wheatley Hill Service Station and Salters Lane at Wingate since shortly before 11am this morning. ‌The North East Ambulance Service has confirmed that two people have been taken to North Tees Hospital in Stockton, and two more were discharged at the scene. ‌In a post on Facebook, Durham Constabulary said: "The road is closed between Wheatley Hill Service Station and the Salters Lane junction at Wingate (both directions) owing to a collision whilst emergency services deal with the incident. Please avoid the route - an update will ensue once the scene is cleared and road is reopened."

Image showing erosion on the North Beach in Greystones, Co. Wicklow. Photograph Nick BradshawRecent erosion of sea cliffs close to Greystones harbour village has exposed waste, leading to concerns a former town dump on top is falling into the sea. The old dump was operated by Wicklow County Council in the 1960s and 1970s. Erosion at the north beach at Greystones. The website said there were also “protection works to eliminate future coastal erosion along the boundary of the old dump location”.

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And after starting all but two of Liverpool's league games this term, Gravenberch has been rewarded with a new contract which will keep him at Anfield until 2032. “I feel really, really good,” Gravenberch told Liverpoolfc.com. So, I’m really happy that I can stay for many more years. I’m happy that I’m here. “I’m really grateful for the supporters because without them we would not be where we are now.

Photograph Moya NolanThe theme of International Women’s Day 2026 is ‘give to gain’. What is the relevance of International Women’s Day? International Women’s Day is still hugely important because it is evolving. Picture: Picture Larry CumminsThe theme of International Women’s Day 2026 is ‘give to gain’. Picture: Chani AndersonI believe as women, maybe this is what we should do this International Women’s Day.