It added: "We’ve found the perfect days out to help you make the most of spring and the four-day bank holiday weekend it brings, with lovely places to stay nearby for each." See the off-grid farm experience in the Scottish Borders named the best Easter day out in the UKKersheugh Farm in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders was named the best Easter day out in the UK. Discussing the location in Scotland, The Times said: "Go off-grid with a visit to the farmers Fenwick and Jasmine Jackson and their six children at Kersheugh Farm in Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders (adults £12, children £7; jacksonsatjedburgh.co.uk). "Add the lambing experience to your day ticket (£4pp) and you can pet and bottle-feed the baby sheep. The list also included a bus ride in Herefordshire, a lunch in Soho and the exploration of "glorious" gardens in the Vale of Glamorgan in Wales.

Something went wrong, please try again later. Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville have different predictions for the upcoming Premier League match between Liverpool and Manchester City. Neville responded: "I think City are going to beat you (Liverpool) but I want Liverpool to win because I want the league to be opened up. I think City are going to win on Sunday, I think he's going to come and put a right job in." I think you'll (City) win Sunday, I don't know why.

As reported by The Information (paywalled), OpenAI CEO Sam Altman will return to the company's board along with three new directors. "We are excited and unanimous in our support for Sam and Greg [Brockman]," OpenAI chair and former Salesforce executive Bret Taylor told reporters . Taylor said they also adopted "a number of governance enhancements," such as a whistleblower hotline and a new mission and strategy committee on the board. The summary, provided by OpenAI, continued: "The prior Board believed at the time that its actions would mitigate internal management challenges and did not anticipate that its actions would destabilize the Company. Instead, it was a consequence of a breakdown in the relationship and loss of trust between the prior Board and Mr.

Matfen Hall, near Stamfordham in Northumberland, was ranked by The Times as one of the top 100 best places to stay in the UK. The Orangery at Matfen Hall, a dedicated Tea Lounge (Image: Matfen Hall Hotel)READ MORE: Matfen Hall Hotel draws on tradition to add a touch of glamour to afternoon teaHundreds of properties across the UK were visited and examined to produce the prestigious list. The 4-star country hotel, spa and golf estate in Northumberland has also been cited as one of the top destinations for a golfing holiday, according to Hotels.com with a 27-hole course, par 3 course and driving range open to members and guests alike. This former stately home is set in 300 acres of landscaped gardens, parkland and woodland and has been a popular hotel since 1999.

While some are well-trodden bucket-list staples, others, if you dodge peak season, might be yours alone to enjoy…"Scottish 'Caribbean-esque' beach named one of the most beautiful places in the worldCoral Beach on the Isle of Skye was said to be 'Caribbean-esque'. (Image: Getty)The Times newspaper named Coral Beach on the Isle of Skye in Scotland the second most beautiful place in the world. Discussing the idyllic location, the title said: "A Caribbean-esque beach on Scottish shores? The alabaster white sands at Coral Beach, just north of Dunvegan on the Isle of Skye’s north coast, promise just that. Even in peak season, Coral Beach can feel like your own.

She claims Wander shared a non-consensual explicit photograph of herNina Agdal wants Josh Wander to testify in her case against Dillon DanisEverton's prospective owner has reportedly been summoned to court by a Danish model, who alleges that he shared 'non-consensual explicit photographs' of her. Nina Agdal wants a Florida court to force Josh Wander to testify in her case against the MMA fighter Dillon Danis. Josh Wander - Everton's prospective owner - has been called to court by model Nina AgdalAgdal (pictured with fiance Jake Paul) alleges that Wander shared 'non-consensual explicit photographs' of herYour browser does not support iframes. The Danish model maintains that Wander took an explicit photo of her and shared it without her consent after they had sex in 2012. Danis shared his thoughts on a video of Agdal talking about her sex life ahead of his fight with Paul.

A Shetland dialect version of the online game Wordle has been taken down after being threatened with legal action. Creators of the game Wirdle were approached by The New York Times, which owns the copyright to Wordle. The US newspaper claimed that the minority language version of their game was an infringement of copyright. The group said: 'We regret to have to discontinue Wirdle due to a claim by The New York Times that minority language versions of Wordle are an infringement on their copyright.' A New York Times spokesman said: 'The Times has no issue with individuals creating similar word games that do not infringe The Times' Wordle trademarks or copyrighted gameplay.'

Souttar attempted to head a corner clear but the ball headed the ball down onto his own arm. And speaking on the BBC's Scottish Football podcast, former Rangers goalkeeper Cammy Bell argued that Souttar had not made his body unnaturally bigger as he attempted to head the ball clear. Furthermore, earlier this season UEFA's football board wrote the following recommendation regarding their interpretation of the handball rule following a string of controversial calls. Sharing a series of flashpoints from the Europa League last 16 ties, Rangers was first on the agenda. Madden wrote: "The first clip sees the ball being played by the defender onto their own arm.

Gather round, it's the return of the white shorts in the peloton. Only the brave and the bold will survive, and Luke Plapp surely has that chutzpah in spades. Well of course, go full noughties, conjure the spirit of Cadel Evans, and turn up to defend your yellow jersey with white shorts! But is Plappy the chosen one, who’ll negotiate peace between the two factions and make them a believer, in the auspiciousness of white shorts? YES YES YES!

Jurgen Klopp has labelled Pep Guardiola the 'best manager in the world' as they get ready to go into battle once more. He said: "Pep is the best manager in the world. I don't know how could I judge managers from the past but in my lifetime he's the outstanding manager. "It made me a better manager trying to find solutions. I don't know who thought that up.

In an emotional ceremony marking the enshrining of the right to an abortion in the French constitution, Emmanuel Macron said the historic change was the sealing of a long battle for 'the right to love, to choose, to live freely'. The amendment was marked by an official sealing of the constitution using a 19th-century press that had been installed outside the justice ministry in central Paris so the ceremony could be seen by the public. In his address, Macron said he wanted the measure inscribed in the EU charter of fundamental rights and that it should become a universal right

Parliamentarians in France have voted to enshrine abortion as a constitutional right. Amending the 1958 Constitution, lawmakers voted by 780 to 72 in favour of guaranteeing “the freedom of women to voluntarily terminate a pregnancy”. Activists have been pushing for pro-abortion protections to be included in France’s constitution since the US Supreme Court overturned Roe v Wade in 2022. But Roman Catholic Bishops called for a day of “fasting and prayer so the French could rediscover the taste for life”. They said: “Abortion remains a violation of life at its beginning and cannot be seen under the sole angle of women’s rights”.

A subtle Fabio Silva gesture on his return to Benfica has caused consternation in Portugal. Benfica trail city rivals Sporting by a point in the title race, and were handed a 5-0 hammering by third placed Porto at the Dragao last weekend. But sandwiched in between his formative years at the Dragao was a two-year stint in the Benfica academy. So it's not out of the question that Silva was saying a quiet thanks or an attempting understated keeping of the peace. One thing is for sure - dumping Benfica out will give the natives more to worry about than bit of Porto-based point scoring.

The queues outside the school (Image: Submitted)THERE has been a huge queue of parents at a Bradford school today as they anxiously waited to pick their children up. The school said it was working with police to ensure safety and said parents could collect their children early if they were concerned. A male has now been arrested in connection with four robbery offences which took place between Monday and Thursday this week. The other offences took place in the evenings of Monday 4th March 2024, Wednesday 6th March 2024 and Thursday 7th March 2024 in the Wibsey Park area. In all of the offences, male victims were approached and threatened by masked suspects with weapons who then stole property.

DESPAR Centro Sud: In the Central-South region, two new DESPAR Supermarkets were opened in Eboli (SA) and in Cropani Marina (CZ). Source: wur.nlUK: First Filco 'Together with Morrisons' store opensMorrisons has unveiled the first launch of its new partnership with Filco Supermarkets. Matthew Hunt, director at Filco Supermarkets, and the team have given praise to the support received by the Morrisons Daily team, helping them to launch their Tailbach store under its brand new look. The Berlin-based company had been aiming for €10bln in revenues and €1bln in adjusted core profit (AEBITDA) in 2025. Fruit and vegetables are extremely important for a child's health and lay the foundation for a healthy diet later in life.