Video: Paulina Porizkova bares it all in pink bra and panties
Video: Paulina Porizkova, 60, bares it all in pink bra and panties to show off the 15 pounds she's gainedPaulina Porizkova proudly shows off her iconic and age-defying figure at 60 years old in little more than her pink bra and panties to show off the 15 pounds she's gained in this revealing Instagram video shared to her account.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 19:45 UTC
Police launch murder probe after newborn baby falls from height in Westminster
Police launch murder probe after newborn baby falls from height in WestminsterOfficers were called to a busy street in London this morning following reports that a newborn baby had fallen from a height from a residential property - and tragically later died in hospitalView 2 Images Police were called to Horseferry Road in Westminster (Image: Google Maps)Police have launched a murder probe after an 18-day old baby was left injured on a busy street in London after having fallen from a height. Officers were called to Horseferry Road in Westminster at around 7:30am this morning following reports that the baby had fallen from a residential property. Tragically, the baby was pronounced dead after being taken to hospital. Article continues belowThe police cordon covered most of Great Peter Street, which is just off Horseferry Road, on Saturday evening. A spokesperson for the London Ambulance Service said the baby was treated at the scene before being taken to a major trauma centre.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 14, 2026 19:42 UTC
President Connolly’s St Patrick’s Day card invokes UN charter on ‘scourge of war’
President Catherine Connolly's St Patrick's Day card includes a text of the United States Charter which affirms that it will stand up for international lawPresident Catherine Connolly has sent a St Patrick’s Day card which includes the text of the United Nations charter seeking to “save succeeding generations from the scourge of war” and uphold international law. Connolly’s message echoes comments she made on International Women’s Day when she said the “violations of international law we are witnessing are shocking and numbing, but we cannot afford inaction”. “They are deliberate assaults on international law, the international laws that have underpinned global peace for eighty years. The third page contains the greeting: “May the blessing of St Patrick’s Day light the path of peace across the world”. “Ireland accepts the generally recognised principles of international law as its rule of conduct in its relations with other States.”
Source:The Irish Times
March 14, 2026 19:41 UTC
China's sinister 'Trojan horse' that has already breached America's gates and scooped up YOUR data
The platforms serve as 'data vacuums,' Hall told the Daily Mail. 'Tragically, America's digital gates were breached long ago with the CCP's original Trojan horse, TikTok,' Hall writes. Hall writes that few people in the US realize how China's social media technology have functioned as a surveillance app, 'collecting personal data from one in three Americans.' 'AI chatbot DeepSeek is another CCP tool to censor information and promote propaganda,' California Congresswoman Young Kim said last year. 'The safest way to stop CCP Trojan horses is to not let them enter the gates to begin with,' Hall told the Daily Mail.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 19:35 UTC
Barcelona president offers Marcus Rashford update as Man Utd transfer at risk
Rashford, 28, initially joined Barca until the end of the current season, having been frozen out by then-United manager Ruben Amorim. According to reports, Barcelona currently aren't willing to pay that sum and have identified Chelsea star Pedro Neto as an alternative to Rashford. Laporta has now floated some more options, telling Spanish outlet Jijantes: "We could extend (Rashford's) loan further. Should Manchester United allow Barcelona to extend Marcus Rashford's loan? View 2 Images Marcus Rashford has just over two months to convince Barcelona (Image: Michael Driver/MI News/NurPhoto via Getty Images)"It's the ultimate goal, but it's not the reason I'm training hard and giving my all.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 14, 2026 19:20 UTC
Ireland punish Scotland to claim Triple Crown in game for the ages at the Aviva
Six Nations: Ireland 43 Scotland 21A vintage Six Nations had the Triple Crown shoot-out it deserved. On their second multiphase attack, Scotland would not be denied, and a dozen phases after a tap penalty Russell dummied and took the tackles of Sheehan and Gibson-Park to score and convert. Scotland's Sione Tuipulotu is tackled by Ireland's Josh van der Flier and Jack Crowley. A Crowley penalty made it a three-score lead but an even bigger cheer greeted Timoney and Beirne combining to win a turnover penalty on the line in the 77th minute. When Tuipulotu completed an unhappy game by knocking on, McCloskey skilfully offloaded one-handed, basketball-style for O’Brien to finish.
Source:The Irish Times
March 14, 2026 18:58 UTC
Ireland’s once maligned scrum resembled a bastion against Scotland
Otherwise, the Irish scrum resembled a bastion, not only immovable but able to “get a shoulder up” here and there, when looking to play off the scrum. The Irish scrum knew the stakes. The animation on the faces of the Irish players spoke volumes. The next scrum, Ireland won a freekick as Scotland were pinged for stepping through the mark. Paul O’Connell’s work on the Irish lineout in association with the players produced a fantastic platform from which to play.
Source:The Irish Times
March 14, 2026 18:41 UTC
Special thanks to Shrewsbury Town fans, "magnificent" display and finishing off job properly - Cheltenham Town boss Steve Cotterill after Shrewsbury win
Special thanks to Shrewsbury Town fans, "magnificent" display and finishing off job properly - Cheltenham Town boss Steve Cotterill after Shrewsbury winShrewsbury Town 0 Cheltenham Town 2Steve Cotterill after Shrewsbury TownA superb win for youYes, very good and deserved, for me. The away fans were also in fine voice throughoutOf course. That run has become really, really difficult. Nice to walk around three sides and make your way to the away end, where the jubilant ones were, at the endOf course, yes. First away win since Barrow, but some creditable draws since then and now seven unbeaten in totalThe thing is, I don't know where we think we should be.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 14, 2026 18:25 UTC
Can you really find long-lasting love on reality TV? The most successful British dating show is revealed
And now a new study has revealed just what is the most successful dating show out of Love Island, its spin-off All Stars, Love Is Blind and Married At First Sight. Surprisingly, Love Island All Stars has the biggest success rating of producing long-lasting couples. The original Love Island series sits firmly at the bottom of the rankings, making it the least successful show for finding a relationship. Figures analysed by Angelic Diamonds reveal Love Island has the lowest chance of finding love despite being the UK's biggest dating show. Sitting close to Love Island All Stars, Love Is Blind UK offers a strong chance of forming a lasting relationship.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 18:23 UTC
One mogul who has NOT been put off Dubai: Estate agent sells Emirate's record-breaking penthouse for £95MILLION even though it hasn't been built yet
One tycoon has not been put off Dubai amid the Iranian airstrikes as he splashes £95million on a penthouse that has not even been built yet. The deal between the buyer and development company Aman Residences was initially agreed on December 23 before being registered with the Dubai Land Department on March 3. An undisclosed commission was paid to the brokerage and estate agent Jimmy Widen, a 41-year-old Swede who founded the Dubai and Marbella-based agency 3SA Estate, on March 10. 'At €110 million [about £95 million] it's the third most expensive penthouse sold in Dubai, but the most expensive ever sold in terms of square feet,' Mr Widen told the Times. It comes amid claims some Dubai influencers based in the United Arab Emirates are being paid to pump out 'propaganda'.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 18:20 UTC
Sarah Michelle Gellar wears a chic lace slip dress as she joins co-star Kathryn Newton at premiere of their film Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come at SXSW 2026
Sarah Michelle Gellar looked a chic as she attended the premiere of her new film Ready Or Not 2: Here I Come in Austin, Texas on Friday. The actress, 48, was joined by her co-star Kathryn Newton at the event, which took place during SXSW 2026. Sarah looked incredible in a lace slip dress that featured spaghetti straps and a frilled neckline. With Samara unable to attend the event, Sarah was pictured holding up a cardboard cut out of her on the red carpet. Elsewhere, the hotly-anticipated Buffy reboot has cast its new slayer with OG Sarah breaking the news to her new co-star.
Source:Daily Mail
March 14, 2026 18:20 UTC
My Life in Books: 'I read most books hoping that they will change me'
Garry Bannister studied Irish and Russian at Trinity College Dublin and Moscow State University, and headed the Irish department at St Columba’s College in Dublin. He has written several books including the reference book Teasáras Gaeilge-Béarla, which was nominated for an Irish Book Award in 2023. Books for cheering up/escape/comfortIn Irish: I still love The Adventures of Réics Carlo (Cathal Ó Sándair) and the poems written for children by Gabriel Rosenstock. Book that made you sadMany books have made me sad: 1984 by George Orwell — what could be sadder than Orwell’s vision? Book that changed your mindI read most books hoping they will change me — open my mind, my heart, my perspective.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 18:15 UTC
Tom Cleverley pleased with 'well deserved' Plymouth Argyle point at Reading
Cleverley saw his side come from behind twice, with Reading getting both of their goals in the opening 18 minutes, to pick up what he thought was 'a well-deserved point'. There was a frantic start to the match between two in-form teams and Cleverley was impressed with the way Leam Richardson's Reading went about their business. "So when you have got two teams really vying for territory, and both fairly good at it, it's a bit of to-and-fro. "We were at strong opponent today so to come from behind twice and get a well deserved point, I'm pleased." You can read more of our Argyle stories from Plymouth Live by clicking HERE
Source:Daily Mirror
March 14, 2026 18:08 UTC
US must lift illegal blockade of Cuba
Sir, - An intensified and illegal US economic blockade, preventing oil and other essential products from reaching Cuba, has created an unprecedented humanitarian crisis for 10 million people on the Caribbean island. While a US blockade of Cuba has been in place for 64 years, the most recent restrictions on oil imports have resulted in daily electricity blackouts, food shortages and the closure of hospitals, schools and workplaces. The blockade, which is in breach of international law, follows the illegal abduction of Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro and his wife, in Caracas earlier this year and their detention in the US. This followed the interception by the US of vessels carrying oil from Venezuela, including to Cuba. It must call on the US administration to immediately lift the illegal blockade of Cuba and provide the supplies of fuel, food and medical aid required to alleviate the suffering of its people.
Source:The Irish Times
March 14, 2026 18:06 UTC
Olympic champion McClenaghan claims gold at World Cup in Anatalya
Olympic champion Rhys McClenagan led and Irish medal charge at the Antalya World Cup, an Olympics qualifier event for LA 2028 Olympic Games. Teammate James Hickey, who qualified in 6th position, scored a 13.566 for a third place podium finish behind teammate McClenaghan. Montgomery, who qualified fifth, took home the silver medal scoring a 13.833. "On pommel horse it was a fantastic result for Ireland, with Rhys McClenaghan taking gold and James Hickey securing bronze. For James, this being his third senior World Cup and reaching the podium is a fantastic achievement.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 14, 2026 18:04 UTC