The two actors have been dating since 2021 and were engaged last year. Ever since fans found out that they are officially together, they have remained the IT couple of Hollywood, with the internet obsessed with them. Starting as co-stars in the Spider-Man movies to now being engaged, it has been quite a journey. So let's revisit some of their best moments together. Here are 11 sweet moments between Zendaya and Tom that just show how in love they are:

The Government will monitor any potential surge in oil prices due to the outbreak of violence in the Middle East, with the opposition calling for immediate action. Tánaiste Simon Harris said he was concerned about the price of oil and gas increasing due to the US war with Iran if there is a “supply shock”. A spokesperson for energy and transport minister Darragh O'Brien said the International Energy Agency (IEA) is "closely monitoring events in the Middle East and potential implications for global oil and gas markets". They need to have a contingency plan on the cost of petrol and diesel as well as home heating oil that is ready to go if the reckless war on Iran drives up oil prices. "They also need to urgently be looking at contingency measures in the event of another spike in international gas prices — this cannot again be allowed to drive up electricity prices across the board."

That is the message from the latest car sales figures from the Society of the Irish Motor Industry (SIMI), which show that sales of electric vehicles (EVs) are likely to exceed petrol cars this year. EVs accounted for more than one in five of new cars sold in the first two months of the year, a 37 per cent increase on the same period in 2025. By the end of February, 10,172 new EVs had been sold, compared to 10,825 petrol cars. Given the growth trend, EVs look set to outsell petrol cars for the full year. Motorists are also getting more confident about battery technology and the availability of public charging points, while still inadequate, is increasing.

The joint US-Israeli strikes on Iran, which started on Saturday, stoked fears of a wider war and damage to the world economy. Iran and Iranian-backed militias have responded, firing missiles at Israel and Arab states, apparently hitting the US embassy compound in Kuwait. Where have US-Israeli air strikes hit Iran? Iranian state media said at least 165 people were killed in southern Iran when a girls’ school was struck. Iran has also expanded its attacks to major regional oil infrastructure, adding a new element to the war gripping the Middle East, directly targeting the lifeblood of the area’s economy.

On Monday Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s war on Iran spread dramatically with deadly Iranian attacks across nine countries in the region. It’ll take four weeks or less.” Intelligence analysis suggests the death of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei has not paralysed the Iranian military which continues to attack regional targets. ‌View 8 Images Trump speaks at Medal of Honour ceremony (Image: AP)It has repelled hundreds of Iranian drones and missiles since the attacks began on Saturday. Three people in the UAE were killed in Iranian attacks on Sunday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has visited the site of a deadly Iranian missile attack in central Israel.

In a review of judicial reviews around planning and infrastructure, Jack Chambers said “radical options” needed to be considered by Government to cut down on legal challenges. Photograph: Chris Maddaloni/The Irish TimesMinister for Public Expenditure Jack Chambers suggested that legal firms be banned from taking environmental cases on a ‘no foal, no fee’ basis. In a review of judicial reviews around planning and infrastructure, Chambers said “radical options” needed to be considered by Government to cut down on legal challenges. Chambers’ letter said that in the UK, people who took cases were “liable for a proportion of the costs associated with an unsuccessful environmental judicial review”. “Coupling this reform with a legal costs mechanism may increase the number of judicial reviews being taken on environmental grounds i.e.

Mart visitI took a trip to Bandon Mart with Pete last Monday. I always enjoy popping down to Bandon Mart with Pete. It is wonderful to see marts busy and the beef trade booming. We often forget how crucial the mart is to the rural economy and the survival of rural towns. Calving on the farmAs sure as I was asked about Frosty’s name in Bandon Mart, we had many more named animals calve this week.

“Some of our stuff around our habits were really good at the weekend (against England). To me, they have really good players. I think they're going to get that. “I know they're going through tough times in the last few years but they're still going to have to go through them. “I think we're good when we have clarity around what we're doing and we're doing every little bit of our game as well as we can.

Okkers said the deceased had extensive bruising over his lip, eyes, nose, cheeks, forehead and upper chest. Under cross-examination, the witness agreed with Brendan Grehan, defending, that the extensive injuries to the deceased’s hands indicated fighting taking place. “The punching injuries could cause the damage you found to the brain without the foot patterns contributing at all?” asked Grehan, which the witness agreed with. Counsel also put it to Okkers that she had described a very extensive brain injury within the head, with swelling as well as haemorrhage. The witness agreed that even if the deceased had got immediate medical attention it might not have been possible to save him.

East Lothian woman walking dog attacked in field as police launch major manhuntA helicopter was seen circling the area following the incidentThe incident took place in a field near Arrow Crescent. (Image: Google maps)Police in East Lothian have launched a major manhunt after a woman was sexually assaulted while walking her dog. ‌The awful ordeal took place at around 8.40pm on Sunday, March 1, in a field near Arrow Crescent, Pinkie Braes. The 45-year-old woman was walking her dog when the man in dark clothing attacked her. The incident left the woman shaken and it comes as a helicopter was seen circling the same area on Sunday evening.

‌The Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO)'s list, which is constantly being updated, includes holiday hotspots, such as Thailand, Egypt and United Arab Emirates. Flights in and out of Dubai, which is in the United Arab Emirates, were suspended on the weekend and Brits there remain stranded. However, his FCDO team has listed 76 countries Brits should avoid for the time being due to the conflict. Of 226 countries or territories with foreign travel advice pages, 76 are currently flagged as having no-go zones. Our sister title, Birmingham Live, has carefully broken down the full list, which features countries all across the world.

Why have the US and Israel attacked Iran? Video: Naomi O'LearyFears of a protracted and complex war deepened as missile strikes were exchanged by countries across the Gulf on Monday, pushing the Middle East into a new chapter of volatility. People view damage to shops and residences destroyed by an air strike on Monday in Tehran, Iran. The reported strike took place on a girls’ ​elementary school in the town of Minab in southern Iran on Saturday. The ‌Israeli military ​said late on Monday night ​that ⁠it ‌was ‌carrying ​out ⁠strikes ​on ​Hizbullah command centres and ​weapons storage ⁠facilities ⁠in ​Beirut.

A man who sexually abused a vulnerable woman in a swimming pool steam room has been jailed for six years. The woman said her life has changed, her independence has been affected, and that she has not been to this swimming pool since the incident. As part of the investigation, gardaí obtained Moqadar's details from the swimming pool. The garda agreed with defence counsel that Moqadar didn't know the woman before this incident, and she didn't know him. The judge noted the incident took place in a steam room, its short duration, the steam, and relative lack of light.

Carla Ward aims to again earn a “one percenter” by narrowing the Tallaght pitch by a metre for the visit of France for Ireland’s opening World Cup qualifier on Tuesday. “We are coming up against the best in the world so one percenters matter,” Ward said about hosting the French, ranked seventh in the world. “I played against some of their players in Europe and they are really, really high-quality,” said the Arsenal star. They’re still competing for three trophies after already collecting the inaugural Club World Cup. “The Arsenal fans know how committed I am to them and to the club.

The talks follow six airspace closures that have occurred over Irish airports due to staffing shortages at AirNav Ireland this year. AirNav Ireland is the State company with responsibility for providing air navigation and related services within the airspace controlled by Ireland. [ Air traffic control staff shortages threaten to disrupt passengersOpens in new window ]It also provides terminal air traffic control services at the three State-owned airports, Dublin, Cork and Shannon. O’Brien stated that while overtime remains integral to AirNav’s 24-hour operations the reliance on overtime is expected to decrease as air traffic controller staffing numbers rise. He said: “AirNav is actively recruiting and training student air traffic controllers to ensure it has the capacity to meet increased demand.