Dianne Buswell and Joe Sugg welcome first child as couple share adorable pics and announce nameDianne Buswell and Joe Sugg have announced they have welcomed their first child – a baby boy – as they shared the first pictures of their newborn and shared his sweet nameView 7 Images Strictly Come Dancing's Dianne Buswell and YouTube star Joe Sugg have welcomed their first child together (Image: WireImage)Strictly Come Dancing star Dianne Buswell and YouTuber Joe Sugg have welcomed their first child together. The couple announced the arrival of their baby boy in a joint post on Instagram on Wednesday evening, saying: "Never felt a love like it." Alongside the sweet first pictures of their son, Dianne, 36, and Joe, 34, revealed they have named him Bowden Mark Richard Sugg and that he was born on 16 March. Love love love. Strictly professional Dianne and YouTuber Joe announced in September that she was pregnant with their first child, after they met and fell in love on the 16th series of the BBC show in 2018.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 13:51 UTC
Jack MacKenzie proving his worth to play-off hopefuls Plymouth ArgyleMacKenzie missed much of this season due to injuries after signing for Argyle from Aberdeen last summerView Image Argyle left-back Jack MacKenzie arrives at Home Park before the League One game against Stevenage on 17 March 2026 - Photo: Dave Rowntree/PPAUKTom Cleverley has praised the consistency of Jack MacKenzie since the former Aberdeen left-back finally got the opportunity to start playing for Plymouth Argyle. We are trying to protect him as much as we can, but it's all hands to the pump at the minute. MacKenzie has yet to complete a full 90 minutes in a match, and against Stevenage he was replaced at left-back by Brendan Galloway in the 79th minute. Galloway was playing for the first time since he was injured against Stockport at the end of Stockport and MacKenzie took over from him for the rest of that match. You can read more of our Argyle stories from Plymouth Live by clicking HERE
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 13:32 UTC
It was only eight years ago when the mayor of New York declared St Patrick’s Day “Gerry Adams Day” – it seems we forgot about that rather quickly. On the day before St Patrick’s Day, Zohran Mamdani – Democrat mayor of New York, a figurehead for the new generation of the American left – was asked if he supported a united Ireland. I think when it comes to the future of Ireland, the best people to listen to are the Irish,” he said. Never had I thought a staunchly left mayor of New York would sound so much like a British diplomat. The Irish left too has long been at the forefront of this transition.
Source:The Irish Times
March 19, 2026 13:30 UTC
Great news for Irish football! 🇮🇪 We are delighted to announce that Republic of Ireland Head Coach Heimir Hallgrímsson has committed his future to the FAI by signing a new contract. “I said again, ‘I don’t want to be where I’m not wanted’ and I really felt I was wanted. So we decided to extend the contract until after the Euros.”The Football Association of Ireland responded on X, posting: “Great news for Irish football! It was Parrott’s hat-trick against Hungary which ensured Ireland would feature in the play-off mix and he will once again be critical.
Source:The Herald
March 19, 2026 13:25 UTC
England's largest rhododendron has bloomed spectacularly after surviving an incredibly dry summer - and is now as long as 10 double decker buses. The red and pink flowers of the huge plant - dubbed 'shrubzilla' - have bloomed in the sunshine particularly early this year. There's been 'thick growth' all the way around the bush, which sits in the grounds of South Lodge Hotel in Horsham, West Sussex. Rhododendrons love moisture, so a warm, wet winter has been good for it. Last year we had frost quite late on, but this year has been really warm and wet, which is basically very good for the rhododendron.
Source:Daily Mail
March 19, 2026 13:12 UTC
Masked gang break into Lincolnshire Sainsbury's and try to steal cash machineLincolnshire Police is investigating the incidentView Image Four masked individuals attempted to steal the ATM from the Sainsbury's store in the town (Image: Lincolnshire Police)Police are appealing for information after an attempted burglary at a Woodhall Spa supermarket. Four masked people tried to steal the cash machine from the Sainsbury's store at around 1.20am on Sunday, March 15. The thieves forced their way into the building to access the cash point from behind, but were unsuccessful, and no money was stolen. Officers are appealing to the public for help and believe a black AUDI RS4 was involved in the incident. Anyone with information, CCTV or dashcam footage relating to the incident should contact kate.woods@lincs.police.uk quoting incident number 25 of March 15, 2026.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 13:07 UTC
Sinking Cheltenham street fears spark calls to fix collapsed pipes'There is absolutely no point in repairing the road surface until the pipes have been mended because the road will continue to sink'View 2 Images Councillor Julian Tooke is calling on Severn Trent to repair the collapsed pipes under the road in Malden Road, Cheltenham. (Image: Submitted )Concerns over the disgraceful state of a Cheltenham road have sparked calls for action from Severn Trent Water. Malden Road in Pittville is in a poor state of repair but Gloucestershire County Council is reluctant to resurface it until the collapsed pipes underneath it are fixed. "The road surface on parts of Malden Road is a disgrace,” he said. View 2 Images Malden Road, Cheltenham.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 13:04 UTC
But despite not being with his colleagues he sprang into action and saved the man’s life. He started ventilation but the man had no pulseThe man had no pulse so Graham started CPR and asked a bystander to dial 911. A Southampton town police officer arrived on the scene but Graham stayed in control of the situation and asked him to bring his medical bag. Hampton Bay paramedics arrived and transported the man to Southampton Hospital, where he made a full recovery. Firefighting runs in the Fynes family because his own father Damian was a district officer with Dublin Fire Brigade in Phibsboro.
Source:Irish Independent
March 19, 2026 13:04 UTC
Mark Henry: Ireland is one of the happiest countries in the world, but failing to clamp down on social media risks our future well-beingWe know that platforms driven by algorithmically curated content are affecting young people, so the time to act is nowChildren have to get off the screens and out into the real world. Stock imageMark Henry Today at 06:30Some good news first: Ireland is one of the happiest countries in the world. The latest edition of the World Happiness Report ranks us the 13th happiest of nearly 150 nations.
Source:Irish Independent
March 19, 2026 13:02 UTC
Munster have travelled to South Africa for their two-match URC tour with a number of Ireland Six Nations squad members included. While Jack Crowley, Craig Casey and Jeremy Loughman are set to join Clayton McMillan’s playing group for games against the Sharks and the Bulls. The province’s arrival in Durban for the first of those game against the Sharks this Saturday was delayed by 24 hours until Wednesday due to a cancelled flight from London, but 28 players including Edwin Edogbo, Tom Farrell, Brian Gleeson and Michael Milne are in the mix for selection with head coach McMillan set to name his matchday squad at 12:30pm Irish time on Thursday. Academy players Sean Edogbo and Ben O’Connor are also in the travelling party.
Source:Irish Examiner
March 19, 2026 13:01 UTC
Full police statement after bus service gets withdrawn due to 'anti-social behaviour' in Meadow WellNorthumbria Police has implemented dispersal orders in the area in an attempt to address the ongoing issuesView 2 Images (Image: Iain Buist/Newcastle Chronicle)A bus service was withdrawn in Meadow Well due to young people throwing items including stones. Go North East pulled their 307 bus service from use on the estate in North Shields, North Tyneside, on Tuesday due to antisocial behaviour and vandalism. The bus was withdrawn from service after 6pm on Tuesday due to antisocial behaviour (Image: Newcastle Chronicle)In a statement, the force said: "Anti-social behaviour of any nature is completely unacceptable and we will continue to do all we can to tackle this important issue wherever we find incidents occurring, using a range of tactics. "We have recently received reports of young people throwing items including stones at buses in the Meadow Well area of North Shields. Article continues belowA spokesperson for Go North East said: "On 17 March, we withdrew service 307 from Meadow Well from 6pm due to ongoing issues with antisocial behaviour and vandalism in the area.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 12:51 UTC
Steven Gerrard puts forward Liverpool star to replace Virgil van Dijk as captainSteven Gerrard singled out one Liverpool star for praise following the 4-0 Champions League victory over Galatasaray at Anfield on Wednesday nightView 2 Images Steven Gerrard has named his next Liverpool captain (Image: (Molly Darlington/Getty Images))Steven Gerrard believes Dominik Szoboszlai has what it takes to replace Virgil van Dijk as Liverpool captain. He's evolved and he's grown a lot since he's become a Liverpool player," Gerrard told TNT Sports. I think Liverpool are going to see the best of him. Do you agree with Steven Gerrard? View 2 Images Steven Gerrard was full of praise for Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai (Image: Getty Images)"He's always in and around the box.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 12:49 UTC
Mike DeWine has said aims to improve access to clean drinking water by supporting best farming practices, reducing road salt runoff, litter cleanup, dam removal, land conservation and revitalizing water infrastructure. “Although road salt plays an incredibly important role in road safety, high chloride levels in Ohio’s waters can be harmful to aquatic life and be corrosive to local infrastructure like pavement and concrete. Baird said Steubenville typically buys 3,000 tons of road salt every year. “It’s going to allow us to reduce the amount of road salt we use and lowers the temperature at which our efforts are effective. It will be in place before the start of our next winter season,” he said, adding, “It’s the right thing to do – financially, operationally and environmentally.
Source:The Herald
March 19, 2026 12:45 UTC
WEIRTON — Irish eyes were smiling over Form Energy this week, as the battery manufacturer announced its first international agreement. “It’s the first international project that Form has announced,” explained Ted Wiley, Form COO, during a media event in Weirton on Wednesday. He noted there are other projects in development, in addition to the Form Energy agreement which will provide several avenues of opportunity for power supply in the country. Form Energy’s iron-air battery systems are designed to provide 100 hours of energy support, which, coupled with existing energy generation sources, can relieve local transmission congestion while strengthening Ireland’s energy independence. “I am delighted to be at this signing ceremony between FuturEnergy Ireland and Form Energy, to mark what is an exciting and important new partnership that will help boost and expand Ireland’s clean energy usage,” McEntee said Tuesday.
Source:The Herald
March 19, 2026 12:45 UTC
Pep Guardiola and Premier League flops must swallow their pride and copy ArsenalThe Champions League last 16 stage has been a chastening experience for the Premier League, with four sides conceding 28 times as they were dumped out and largely embarrassed on European football's biggest stageView Image Mikel Arteta had a very different week to his Premier League counterparts - Arne Slot exceptedWhat a week it's been for the cream of English football. Over two legs in the last 16 of the Champions League, Manchester City, Tottenham, Newcastle and Chelsea lost by a combined aggregate score of 28-11. UEFA want talks with Premier League bosses to help reduce growing VAR frustration READ MORE :The modern game expects teams to bring the ball out from the back. Arsenal have scored one more goal than City in the league this season. One Sky Sports pundit tried to insist that those embarrassed in the last 16 were done so because of the quality of the Premier League and a tiredness factor.
Source:Daily Mirror
March 19, 2026 12:43 UTC