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"There will be no deal with Iran except UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!" About 300,000 people have been displaced in Lebanon in the past four days, according to the Norwegian Refugee Council. Iran has cast the war as an unprovoked attack and describes the killing of its leader, Khamenei, as an assassination. The Lebanese health ministry has reported 123 people killed and 683 wounded as a result of Israeli attacks. Iranian attacks have killed 11 people in Israel since the war started.

A schedule change has been confirmed as the broadcaster will air a Six Nations match instead, from 7.20pm. Why isn't Emmerdale on TV tonight? The latest ITV soaps schedule change hasn’t pleased fans in the slightest, as some have branded the decision “disgusting”. “Not everyone like sport and there are occasions when the only option is sport, sport or more sport!”A second aggravated viewer wrote: “Disgusting once again take the soaps of for sport. “FA Cup on one and 6 Nations Rugby on the other!”When is Emmerdale on next week?

Tragic reason Diogo Jota was driving and what caused car crash eight months onThe late Liverpool and Wolves striker is expected to be honoured when the two clubs meet in the FA Cup fifth round on Friday eveningView 3 Images Diogo Jota lost his life in a car accident (Image: PA)It's been just over eight months since Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre Silva, died in a car accident. Trent Alexander-Arnold's latest Diogo Jota gesture spotted months on from tragic death READ MORE :A police investigation determined a tyre blowout happened whilst Jota tried to overtake another vehicle on the A-52, roughly 70 miles west of Valladolid. Arne Slot's team suffered a 2-1 defeat to Rob Edwards's side in the Premier League on Tuesday night. ‌In their inaugural home match of the Premier League season, Wolves also honoured their former player. He went on to net 65 goals in 182 matches for Liverpool, clinching the Premier League, FA Cup and League Cup.

Caelan Doris: Ireland ‘nowhere near’ full potential with Triple Crown in sightsEd Elliot, PACaptain Caelan Doris insists Ireland are “nowhere near” realising their full potential as they chase the minimum of the Triple Crown following a record win away to England. Andy Farrell’s side retain an outside chance of reclaiming the Guinness Six Nations title ahead of back-to-back home games against Wales and Scotland. “We know we’re nowhere near our potential as a team and there’s a lot of hard work to be put in, and there’s a long journey for us to go on still. “You can see the progression game on game. “I’m sure in camp they’ve been taking a lot of positives from that (Scotland) game.”

SubscriberDonal Lenihan: Ireland have rediscovered their identity - but the bar has been resetThe challenge now is for Ireland to maintain that high level of performance over the next eight days

Hungary's Viktor Orban has accused Ukraine's Volodymyr Zelenskiy of slow-walking repairs to a damaged pipeline running across Ukrainian territory. Photograph: Olivier Hoslet/EPAA simmering dispute between Ukraine and Hungary has spun into a full-blown diplomatic crisis, with Kyiv accusing Hungarian authorities of taking several Ukrainian bank employees “hostage”, along with tens of millions of euros they were transporting. Orban has accused Zelenskiy of slow-walking repairs to a damaged pipeline running across Ukrainian territory, which brings cheap oil from Russia to Hungary and Slovakia. “The cargo was registered in accordance with international transportation rules and current European customs procedures,” the Ukrainian public bank said. Ukraine’s foreign minister Andrii Sybiha accused the Hungarian authorities of taking “seven Ukrainian citizens hostage” and “stealing money” belonging to the state bank.

While we have a few more sunny days ahead of us, Met Éireann has said conditions will take a turn for the worse again heading into next week. Met Éireann has warned of difficult travelling conditions this morning, with a cold start to the day bringing widespread frost and ice. It will be a sunny and dry day, with highs of 8 to 11C. As dry conditions and clear skies are set to continue into tonight, it will be another cold one with lows of -1 to 4C. Met Éireann’s outlook for the rest of next week is no better as “further wet and windy conditions” are expected.

FORMER Scottish National Party leader and First Minister Nicola Sturgeon (55) will deliver a keynote lecture in Ireland next week. The longest-serving First Minister of Scotland, Ms Sturgeon was a defining figure in modern Scottish and UK politics. Upon becoming leader of the Scottish National Party she led the party to the greatest electoral strength in its history. Ms Sturgeon will deliver the 26th annual Philip Monahan Memorial Lecture at University College Cork (UCC). UCC Department of Government official Dr Aodh Quinlivan said it was an honour to have Ms Sturgeon deliver the address.

Bank of Ireland said Park Developments had a 'strong track record of delivering high quality commercial property and housing'A number of additional housing schemes in the planning process are to be supported with funding from AIB and Bank of Ireland after the banks extended debt to home builder Park Developments. Park Developments is one of Ireland’s largest and longest‑established property development companies. [ Park Developments pays €15m for Balbriggan siteOpens in new window ]In addition, Park Developments said the money will go to build 79 houses at Estuary Ridge and Hurlers Field in Kinsale. The new debt facilities with AIB and Bank of Ireland will be classified as green loans. Bank of Ireland acted as agent for the transaction, while AIB was arranger and sustainability co-ordinator.

She was presented with the €5,000 prize by sponsors Bill and Denise Whelan at the Belltable Theatre as part of the Limerick Literary Festival in honour of Kate O’Brien earlier this week. It has already won Irish Novel of the Year and been longlisted for the Book Prize. It was shortlisted for Irish Novel of the Year. Ahead of the main festival, The Crescent has announced Bookmarks: a new spring preview series of literary events. Each Literary Way criss-crosses the border, revealing a staggering concentration of literary giants.

Global stock markets continued to take a hammering on Friday as oil prices rocketed in their biggest weekly gain for six years, with no sign of a swift resolution to the conflict in the Middle East. The sharp gains since the US-Israel war with Iran began on Saturday mean oil prices have risen by around 25 per cent so far this week – the biggest weekly gains since early 2020 at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. EuropeEuropean shares posted their steepest weekly decline since April as the war in Iran showed no sign of nearing a resolution. The Stoxx Europe 600 Index was down 1 per cent by the close, extending its weekly drop to 5.6 per cent. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 Index fell 0.9 per cent, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled 1.2 per cent.

Wales and Ireland will no longer meet in their traditional red and green with the Six Nations announcing changes to their kit policy for last year’s edition. Wales will therefore where a change strip, rather than their traditional red, in Dublin in round four under rules that are also expected to apply at the 2027 World Cup. Colour blindness (colour vision deficiency, or CVD) affects approximately one in 12 men (8%) and one in 200 women. In the UK there are approximately three million colour blind people (about 4.5% of the entire population), most of whom are male. Wales, meanwhile, are searching for a first Six Nations win since 2023, though pushed Scotland close in their final outing before the fallow week.

Rory McIlroy occasionally looks at Scottie Scheffler and wonders if he should take another leaf out of the world number one’s book. “He has no ego when he plays golf,” McIlroy told the Fried Egg podcast about Scheffler. Those include Bandon, Fishers Island, Chicago, and Pasatiempo in the US, New South Wales in Australia, and one in Kerry. “I took that golf trip to Tara Iti in New Zealand a couple of years ago, which was absolutely amazing. I'd love to do one of those a year, and do something like that because that was so much fun.”

Potholes 'worse than ever' as North Lincolnshire councillors criticise state of roadsSome have been described as 'craters' with the situation branded 'absolutely shocking'View 2 Images Potholes at the junction of Frodingham Road and Berkeley Street, Scunthorpe, in February 2026 (Image: North Lincolnshire Labour Group)Opposition councillors in North Lincolnshire have called for greater transparency over pothole repairs and road spending. It comes amid concerns over the state of the area's roads generally as being "worse than ever". ‌Opposition Labour councillors have questioned if urban areas are getting their fair share of pothole repairs off the back of a recent council press release highlighting extensive pothole repairs in the Isle of Axholme. Crosby and Park Ward councillors Helen Yates, Christine O'Sullivan and Naseer Ahmed (all Labour) highlighted ahead of the council budget meeting potholes in their ward. At the subsequent budget meeting, Labour opposition group leader Cllr Len Foster (Brumby) raised potholes as a main concern.