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Pedro Neto's low delivery was converted by the sliding Joao Pedro, whose strike narrowly beat Martin Dubravka. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTReece James - 6 Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTFollowing an eight-day rest period, James was called upon once more. Wesley Fofana - 3Fofana received a yellow card in the opening period for an avoidable challenge on Hannibal Mejbri. Executed a particularly impressive first touch during the opening period that earned generous applause from the Stamford Bridge faithful. Pedro Neto - 6Coming off a hat-trick against Hull last week, Neto started off on a high note.
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First-half goals from Ephron Mason-Clark and Jack Rudoni made it back-to-back victories for the long-term Championship leaders after a three-match winless run. But Lampard, who experienced plenty of title challenges during his playing career, was keeping calm during his team’s slump. “I think it’s the first time a lot of our lads have been in this situation,” said Lampard. But the Albion head coach feels a change of manager will not help the team’s situation. “We haven’t had the desired impact from our own perspective and we create a lot of internal pressure in that sense.
Donald Trump experienced a rare moment in his second term as president Friday: a loss from the nation’s highest court. The US supreme court declared many of Donald Trump’s tariffs illegal in a sharp rebuke that topples a key pillar of the president’s aggressive economic agenda. In a 6-3 ruling, the court decided that a 1977 law designed to address national emergencies did not provide the legal justification for most of the Trump administration’s tariffs on countries across the world. Trump was not happy and, shocking probably no one, lashed out at the justices who ruled against him – including two he appointed in his first term. He also said that the ruling had emboldened him to enact “very powerful alternatives” to the tariffs declared illegal.
Thames Valley Police is probing the accusation, with Andrew taken into custody for 11 hours on his 66th birthday. Scottish Conservative MP for West Aberdeenshire and Kincardine, Andrew Bowie, said due process must run its course before any decision on Andrew's future is decided. Andrew is currently eighth in line to the throne, behind Prince William and his three children, and Prince Harry and his two children. Kate, patron of the Rugby Football Union (RFU), donned an England Rugby scarf atop a dark blue coat. Andrew has previously been accused of having sex with a 17-year-old who was trafficked by Epstein, something he has always denied.
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Karen was incarcerated for a total of six weeks – even though she had been travelling with a valid visa. I didn’t enter the country illegally and I had everything I needed to be there.”So why did ICE detain her, and keep her locked up for so long? Canadian actor Jasmine Mooney was held in an ICE detention centre for two weeks in March. And I am in my 60s – it’s not something I wanted to do.” The guard told Karen sharply that she was fed up with “this crap”. “One day Bill commented on the poor weather, and I said, ‘Yes, but you know what?
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It's time for Declan Rice to lead Arsenal to glory. These are the stories that prove he's up to it - from his defining trait and how he leads without armband to academy stars' 'big brother' and his booming off-field brand, reveals ISAAN KHAN
The US’s ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has contended to the podcaster Tucker Carlson that Israel has a biblical right to take over the entire Middle East – or at least the lion’s share of it. “It would be fine if they took it all,” Huckabee said to Carlson during an interview posted on Friday. Carlson pointed out that this area in modern geography would include “like, basically the entire Middle East”. “The Levant … Israel, Jordan, Syria, Lebanon – it’d also be big parts of Saudi Arabia and Iraq,” Carlson said. Huckabee responded to another aspect of the Carlson interview on Saturday in which, Huckabee wrote on X, Carlson “seemed to be insinuating that the Jews of today aren’t really same people as the Jews of the Bible”.
The Find Out Now poll, commissioned exclusively by The National, projected that the SNP would win 36% of the constituency vote, with Reform UK in second – but 15 points behind – on 21%. Labour polled at 12%, the Greens 10%, the LibDems 9%, and the Tories 7%. Reform's support is worrying, but contained, although having them as the Opposition is not good. And note this:Labour is fourthThe LibDems are fifthThe Tories are sixthScotland is rejecting the mainstream parties of England. Unsurprisingly, polling also shows majority support for independence, again.
A former royal protection officer who reported Andrew Mountbatten–Windsor to the police over claims he smuggled women 'multiple times a week' into Buckingham Palace says he has been told to 'keep quiet' by the Met. It was sent in December last year after Mr Page said Andrew had smuggled unidentified women into his private apartment at Buckingham Palace. Mr Page also claimed there were a number of security breaches at Buckingham Palace between 1997 and 2003, relating to Andrew privately entertaining women. Mr Page previously said: 'With Andrew’s women, multiple times a week, we were just told not to question it. Last week, he told The Sun: 'We were just told a female will be coming at whatever time.
