Anderson, IN (46016)TodayOvercast skies and windy. A stray shower or thunderstorm is possible. Winds S at 25 to 35 mph..TonightThunderstorms and gusty winds this evening will give way to steady rain overnight. Winds SW at 25 to 35 mph. Chance of rain 100%.

One brand she returns to time and again is Kiki McDonough, the Chelsea-based label also worn by her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana. Unsurprisingly, Kate has a particular fondness for the brand's colourful gemstone jewellery, and has worn no fewer than 23 pairs of its earrings over the years. However, the coveted luxury label comes with a suitably royal price tag. I've tracked down some of the best high street alternatives, including a £55 option from Revere and a £119 Swarovski design that look much more expensive than their price tags suggest. Recreate the look on the high street

Wales end 15-game, 1,099-day wait for a Six Nations win by beating ItalyBy Phil Blanche, Press AssociationWales ended a three-year Guinness Six Nations losing streak with a 31-17 victory over Italy in Cardiff. Two tries from Aaron Wainwright and another from skipper Dewi Lake gave Wales a 21-0 interval lead which was quickly built on. Garbisi added a conversion. Wales had not tasted Six Nations victory since March 11, 2023 – 15 games and 1,099 days ago – when they beat Italy in Rome. Dewi Lake scores Wales’ third try (David Davies/PA) Photo by David DaviesThe extras were added from the touchline and Wales were in dreamland with a third try before the 30-minutes mark.

EXCLUSIVE: 'My wife saw me off to work 10 years ago - she hasn't been seen since'Doting wife and mother Fatima Mohamed-Ali was last seen on CCTV walking away from her home in Newhaven, East Sussex, in February 2016Mohamed's wife Fatima has been missing for 10 yearsThe morning of February 12 2016 looked like any other for Fatima Mohamed-Ali. ‌The devoted wife and mum-of-three woke her husband Mohamed, made his breakfast and kissed him goodbye as he left for work at 7.30am. ‌View 6 Images Fatima never usually left the house on footBut the shopping trip would never happen. ‌On the day his wife vanished, Mohamed had been to collect her Valentine's present, some jewellery, from the Post Office. She likes to wear a traditional Indian dress under a beige coat.”If you’ve seen Fatima or have any information about her, contact Sussex Police online at https://www.sussex.police.uk/contact/af/contact-us/ or call 101 quoting Operation Accelerate.

Jamie Redknapp fumes over Arsenal penalty decision - 'An absolute disgrace'Arsenal were denied a first-half penalty during their Premier League clash with Everton on Saturday evening, despite VAR scrutinising the incident - and Jamie Redknapp was less than impressed with the verdictView Image Kai Havertz felt he should have had a penalty during Arsenal's clash with Everton (Image: Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)Jamie Redknapp lambasted VAR's decision not to award Arsenal a penalty against Everton on Saturday evening, as Kai Havertz was brought to ground by Michael Keane. ‌However, former Liverpool star Redknapp was less than impressed by the on-field decision, as well as the backing from those upstairs. How on earth have VAR took three seconds to say there's no penalty? The Premier League Match Centre also took to X to explain the decision, citing how there was "minimal" contact between the two players. A post read: "The referee’s call of no penalty to Arsenal was checked and confirmed by VAR – with the contact from Keane on Havertz deemed to be minimal."

But it's likely you're using your air fryer wrong, according to experts. 'Air fryers move hot air around inside the machine, and that heat has to escape somewhere,' Mr Roberts added. 'Most people find a convenient corner for their air fryer and it never moves again,' he added. Earlier this year, researchers from the University of Birmingham found that cooking food in an air fryer produces far fewer air pollution particles than other forms of frying. Researchers previously revealed that cooking chicken breast in the air fryer produced fewer air pollution particles than other cooking methodsHowever, there's an important caveat – this is only the case if your air fryer is clean.

A missile has struck a helipad inside the US Embassy in Baghdad as Donald Trump's war on Iran heads into its third week. Plumes of smoke were seen above the US embassy in the Iraqi capital earlier amid reports a projectile had struck the government building. The US President also vowed to 'wipe out' oil infrastructure on the island if Iran continued its attacks on vessels on the Strait of Hormuz. In recent days, Tehran has launched several attacks on oil tankers on the passage which has seen oil prices skyrocket to $100 a barrel. <p>Your browser does not support iframes.</p>Follow the latest updates on the US-Israel war with Iran

The vintage silver colour scheme by Colourtrend is appropriate to Orchard Lodge, a 1940s Castletreasure former cottage that has been transformed into a four-bed, two-bathroom family home. The owners, Emma and Mike Hanrahan, bought it in 2017 and renovated it after living in the original cottage for a year. Triple-glazed Aluclad windows create the look: “My favourite spot is the snug/sitting room. “You’ve got great accessibility to the city centre and nearby Douglas village, with all its many restaurants and shops. And you’re a five-minute walk to the 207 bus for the city centre and a 10-minute drive to Cork Airport,” says Stuart O’Grady, of Sherry FitzGerald.

Scottish security guards report terrifying surge of violence after shoplifter killed workerNatasha Smith killed a security guard after he challenged her. Natasha Smith killed a security guard after he challenged her in an Arbroath supermarket (Image: Police Scotland )Supermarket security staff have reported a terrifying surge of violence in Scottish stores just days after a shoplifter was jailed for killing a guard. ‌A poll of security staff in supermarket giant Asda exposed a terrifying upsurge in trouble on the shopfloor amid fears the outsourcing of security staff there will put even more workers – and shoppers – at risk, reports The Daily Record. ‌More than a third of staff, 36 per cent, reported being assaulted, while 83 per cent said they have suffered or witnessed verbal abuse, including racist insults and threats of violence. The GMB survey, which quizzed 100 guards working in stores around Scotland was returned last week, revealing less than half, 46 per cent, of security guards feel safe at work.

This year’s visit has been described by the Taoiseach’s office as very special as the US celebrates 250 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence. Mr Martin celebrated Irish athletes, as well as making a brief stop-off at the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art made famous by the Rocky films. On Sunday, Mr Martin will attend the Philadelphia St Patrick’s Day Parade and lay a wreath at the statue of Commodore John Barry. The visit to Philadelphia comes at the start of the Taoiseach’s annual visit to the United States for St Patrick’s Day. The Irish Government said the discussions will cover a range of issues, including the “deep ties” between the two countries.

Gulf states urged US president Donald Trump to pursue diplomacy, not war, warning of threats to energy markets. So far, the vast majority have been intercepted, and western officials have applauded the Gulf states’ ability to defend against the threat. Iranian forces have fired more than 3,000 missiles and drones at the US’s allies in the Gulf and hundreds at Israel. But he said the effectiveness of Iran’s drones would diminish rapidly as more solid drone defences were built. Gulf states have relied largely on fighter jets and US air-defence systems, such as Patriot interceptors, to stop the Shaheds.

Chris Óg Jones, Dara Sheedy, and Mark Cronin were the remaining Cork players to stretch the home advantage from distance. Scorers for Cork: C Óg Jones (1-9, 2tp); S Sherlock (0-10, 2tps, tp free, 0-1 ‘45); M Cronin (0-4, tp); L Fahy (tp), D Sheedy (tp, 0-3 each); T Walsh, P Walsh (0-1 each). Scorers for Kildare: B McCormack (0-4, 2tps); J Robinson (1-1, 0-1 free); A Beirne (tp, 0-1 free), D Kirwan (0-3 each); B Gibbons (1-0); B Loakman (tp), C Dalton C Moran (0-2 each); B McLoughlin (free), C Bolton (0-1 each). CORK: P Doyle; M Shanley, D O’Mahony, S Brady; B O’Driscoll, T Walsh, L Fahy; C O’Callaghan, I Maguire; P Walsh, D Sheedy, S McDonnell; M Cronin, C Óg Jones, S Sherlock. KILDARE: C Burke; H O’Neill, B Byrne, R Burke; L Kelly, P Spillane, E Lawlor; C Bolton, D Kirwan; S Doran, K Feely, C Dalton; C Moran, B McLoughlin, B Loakman.

'Crack den' bus station in Northumberland town to be transformed with £1.8m fundingAlnwick residents have long called out for improvements to the bus stationView Image A sketch showing how the new bus station will look. A dilapidated bus station in a Northumberland tourist hotspot is set to be transformed thanks to a £2m funding package. Last year, Northumberland County Council cabinet member Guy Renner-Thompson branded it “horrible”, adding “it is like a crack den”. Last year, it was reported that residents were “crying out” for an improved bus station thanks to issues with litter and graffiti. The council’s cabinet are expected to accept the funding for the bus station at next month’s meeting.

The Half-Life of Edith Hopkins, Conor Bowman Colmcille Press, €20In my review of a previous Bowman book some years ago, I wondered why there isn’t more pot-banging about this author. I have no idea why, but I admired Horace Winter Says Goodbye a lot, and this new anthology of short stories is even better. The title story is a novella and traces the life of Edith Hopkins, retired piano teacher, now scraping through her final days, riven with dementia in a nursing home. I could pot-bang on and on, but alas a short review can’t do justice to this gem of an anthology. It is one of my highlights so far this year.

There was an inescapable sense of joy and satisfaction for Kimi Antonelli as he became the youngest pole sitter in Formula One history. His Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc finished in fourth, both more than three-10ths down on Antonelli, no little improvement on their deficit in Australia. Mercedes' Kimi Antonelli (centre) with team-mate George Russell (left) and Ferrari's Lewis Hamilton after qualifying. Mercedes’ second front-row lockout indicated that over the single lap they are still the class of the field even as they were pushed closer than in Melbourne. Earlier Russell had won the opening sprint race, with Leclerc second and Hamilton in third for Ferrari.