Formula 1 heads to Saudi Arabia for the fifth race of the Formula 1 season from 18-20 April. Oscar Piastri took a dominant victory at the Bahrain Grand Prix to move within three points of McLaren team-mate and championship leader Lando Norris in the title race. Sunday's grand prix at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit in Saudi starts at 18:00 BST.

London:A Dhaka court on Sunday issued an arrest warrant against ex-PM Sheikh Hasina 's niece and UK Labour MP Tulip Siddiq for allegedly acquiring a 7,200-square-foot plot during her deposed aunt’s tenure in office.Dhaka metropolitan senior special judge Md Zakir Hossain Galib issued the warrant based on charge sheets filed by Bangladesh’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), which sought to declare Siddiq (42), who resides in London, as a fugitive. The court also issued arrest warrants for 52 others, including Hasina, Siddiq's mother Rehana, her brother Radwan, and sister Azmina.The judge set April 27 as the deadline for the implementation of the arrest warrants or the appearance of the accused in court.ACC DG Md Akhtar Hossain said members of the Hasina family had secretly and illegally acquired six 10-katha plots on Road No 203 in Sector 27 of the diplomatic zone of Purbachal New Town on Dhaka outskirts, with help from senior Rajuk officials, Bangladeshi daily “The Business Standard” reported. Hasina and her family members allegedly took possession of the plots in 2022.“The arrest warrant would make Ms Siddiq, a sitting Labour MP, an absconding suspect wanted in a foreign criminal investigation. It would also pave the way for Bangladeshi authorities to seek her extradition,” The Daily Mail reported.There is currently no extradition treaty between the UK and Bangladesh.Siddiq resigned from her role as the UK’s anti-corruption minister in Jan after it emerged that she was under investigation by ACC.The court had also issued an arrest warrant against Hasina and her daughter Saima Wazed last Thursday in a separate probe involving other plots in Purbachal New City.A Conservative Party spokesperson commented, “She should immediately stand down as a Labour MP.”Siddiq’s lawyers issued a statement saying, “Ms Siddiq knows nothing about a hearing in Dhaka relating to her and has no knowledge of any arrest warrant that is said to have been issued. To be clear, there is no basis at all for any charges to be made against her, and there is absolutely no truth in any allegation that she received a plot of land in Dhaka through illegal means."

Stricter Compliance RulesChildren turning 14 must re-register and submit fingerprints within 30 days of their birthday. Any change of address must be reported within 10 days, failing which individuals may face up to $5,000 in fines or 30 days in jail. (Join our ETNRI WhatsApp channel for all the latest updates)The rule primarily targets undocumented immigrants, with DHS estimates putting the number of illegal Indian immigrants in the US at 220,000. For example:DHS Secretary Kristi Noem reiterated the message: “Foreign nationals who have been in the US for more than 30 days must register by April 11. And for the millions of immigrants living in the US, the message is clear: carry your papers—or face the consequences.

Britain is heading towards its worst year for wildfires on record, after 112 fires in 15 weeks burnt an area bigger than Liverpool. In the past few days a fire caused huge plumes of smoke at moorland near Marsden in West Yorkshire, and it took firefighters days to bring it under control. Woodland in Shropshire caught fire at the weekend, and wildlife-rich heathland in Dorset was devastated earlier this month. Satellite data shows that 95 sq miles have burnt this year, already making it the second worst year on record for the area burnt and the number of fires. Only 2019 was worse for area burnt and 2022 for the number of fires, according to figures from the European Forest Fire Information System.

Princess Anne, Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton and King Abdullah of Jordan are among those to have frequented the Michelin starred-restaurant. The building is owned by the Crown Estate and Veeraswamy’s lease expires in June. The Crown Estate told MW Eat, which owns Veeraswamy along with a handful of other Indian restaurants including Chutney Mary, last summer that it would not be renewing the lease. Veeraswamy’s founder, Edward Palmer was the great grandson of General William Palmerv and the Moghul Princess Faisan Nissa Begum. Palmer was influenced in the creation of the menu by his great-grandmother REX/SHUTTERSTOCKRanjit Mathrani, co-owner of MW Eat, said the

TrendingHow much money will the Masters 2025 winner earn? The Masters represents the first big-money spinner for golf players this year, but that doesn’t mean the sport’s top talents haven’t already been earning the big bucks in 2025. Other big earners on the Tour this year have been Russell Henley with £4.3m in prize money, and Collin Morikawa just behind with £4.2m. As such, it means the winner of the Masters will bank a healthy £2.8m for topping the standings this evening. Total prize money for top 10 players at the 2025 Masters: 1 - £2.8m 2 - 1.6m 3 - £1.0m 4 - £752,000 5 - £627,000 6 - £564,000 7 - £525,000 8 - £485,000 9 - £454,000 10 - £423,000

The owners of British Gas and Johnson Matthey have teamed up with JCB scion Jo Bamford to launch a £6.5 billion project to dramatically increase Britain’s hydrogen production. Engineering giant Arup, cement-maker Heidelberg, the building materials company Tarmac and the pipeline business National Gas, are also among a heavy coalition led by Bamford, which has submitted proposals to energy secretary Ed Miliband. The consortium, Project HySpeed, wants to build one gigawatt of green hydrogen production capacity in the UK by 2030. They estimate that it would attract £6.5 billion of private investment and create 24,300 jobs, with at least half of them in this country. Lord Bamford has become an advocate for the advantages of the clean-burning hydrogen combustion engine JCB BAMFORD EXCAVATORS GROUPThe government’s 2023 Hydrogen Production Delivery Roadmap is targeting ten gigawatts of low-carbon hydrogen production by 2030.

Jordan Spieth hit a Masters official in the crotch with the grip of his clubJordan Spieth left a Masters official hunched over in pain after tagging him in the nether region with the grip of his golf club. Spieth has been flying under the radar for most of the week. And one unlucky customer bore the brunt of his playfulness by taking a tap in the crotch. Spieth wore the green jacket in 2015 and has finished inside the top five on five other occasions. But the fact that you're not supposed to talk about it is a bit frustrating because it is a difference-maker."

Who is Tulip Siddiq ? Born into a politically prominent Bangladeshi family, she is the daughter of Sheikh Rehana and the niece of Bangladesh's former prime minister Sheikh Hasina. She faced criticism for her perceived closeness to her aunt’s authoritarian regime in Bangladesh. She made headlines in 2019 for attending Parliament in a wheelchair two days before giving birth, casting a crucial vote on Brexit. Following that, she became the first MP to vote by proxy under new rules.

Universities are drafting in management consultants to help them cut jobs, sell land and merge amid fears some could be heading for collapse. The UK’s largest accounting firms and consultancies have seen a slowdown in other corporate contracts and are increasingly offering their services to help universities get their finances in order. EY has been hired to advise on financial sustainability for universities including Kent and Middlesex. Its “big four” rival PwC, the UK’s largest professional services firm, has been brought in to draw up cost-cutting initiatives at the University of Dundee, which proposed shedding more than 600 jobs last month after revealing a £35 million deficit. Meanwhile, ministers and regulators are drawing up plans for the first ever insolvency regime for universities that

A retrial of Sarah Palin's case against 'New York Times' begins Mondaytoggle caption Justin Sullivan/Getty Images/Getty Images North AmericaAs another New York City institution once said , it's déjà vu all over again for The New York Times and former Alaska Republican Gov. Palin has the rare opportunity to retry her defamation case against the Times even though she lost it twice in a 24-hour period in early 2022. Sponsor MessageConservative allies had hoped to use the case to upend protections for the press stemming from a six-decades-old U.S. Supreme Court ruling in a defamation case that also involved the Times. Sponsor MessageThe judge's misstepThe editorial in question in the Palin case was posted late in the evening of June 14, 2017. The New York Times declined to comment ahead of the case.

Maidenhead MP Josh Reynolds has been revealed as one of the 30 most inspiring people under 30 – alongside Molly Mae Hague and F1 driver Lando Norris. The annual Sunday Times Young Power List was revealed this month and features a mixture of entrepreneurs, politicians, and individuals from the world of entertainment and sport. Mr Reynolds was elected as Maidenhead’s new Liberal Democrat MP in July last year. The 26-year-old, who grew up in Maidenhead, is the youngest Liberal Democrat MP in the Commons and says it is an ‘honour’ to have been recognised on the list. He said: “It’s wonderful, it’s an honour that I represent the area that I grew up in.

Britain has watched President Trump’s tariffs with a mix of shock, fascination and queasy recognition. The country, after all, embarked on a similar experiment in economic isolationism when it voted to leave the European Union in 2016. The lessons of that experience are suddenly relevant again as Mr. Trump uses a similar playbook to erect walls around the United States. Critics once described Brexit as the greatest act of economic self-harm by a Western country in the post-World War II era. Britain, he said, now faces a hard choice between rebuilding trade ties with Europe or preserving them with Mr. Trump’s America.

PHOTO: AFPLONDON - The UK passed an emergency law on April 12 to stop the last British factory that can make steel from scratch shutting down, allowing the government to take control of the struggling Chinese-owned British Steel plant. The Times newspaper said British Steel workers had seen off a “delegation of Chinese executives” trying to enter critical parts of the works. The British Steel plant - the last UK factory that can make steel from scratch - produces steel crucial for UK industries, including construction and rail transport. British Steel has said US President Donald Trump’s tariffs on the sector were partly to blame for the Scunthorpe plant’s difficulties. British Steel has its roots as far back as the Industrial Revolution but took shape in 1967 when the Labour government nationalised the industry, which at the time employed nearly 270,000 people.

Rory McIlroy is on the brink of history as he heads into the final round of The Masters with a two-shot lead over Bryson DeChambeau. Stay in my own little world. He added, "I have to put myself in my own world and concentrate on myself and set myself a score. "He [DeChambeau] will do what he does - I have to stay firm and stay in my own little bubble. 6.50pm - Justin Rose and Zach Johnson.