Who are the Artemis II astronauts heading to the Moon?
The crew, who are accomplished pilots, engineers and scientists, reveal their hopes, fears and family sacrifices. Source link
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Labour to overhaul non-crime hate incident rules
The Home Office says updated guidance will end the policing of “everyday arguments” online. Source link
Kid Rock sparks US Army probe after helicopter flyby at his mansion
The country rock artist posted footage on Saturday of himself saluting the aircraft from his outdoor pool. Source link
'A succulent Chinese meal' – iconic Australian quote immortalised in national archive
The theatrical monologue given by Jack Karlson as he was arrested in 1991 has been officially recognised as a “lasting piece of cultural folklore”. Source link
King Charles should meet Epstein victims, US lawmaker says
While the trip is not officially confirmed, the King and Queen Camilla are reportedly planning to visit the US at the end of April. Source link
How Pakistan won over Trump to become an unlikely mediator in the Iran war
Pakistan’s role as intermediary in this conflict took many by surprise. But perhaps it shouldn’t. Source link
Why the benefit used by over 8 million people may not be fit for the future
Can Universal Credit and the work and benefits system more generally reshape itself to meet a new reality? Source link
Veteran abused for being gay seeks £50k MoD payout
A reparations scheme offers up to £70k to those who were forced to leave the military for being gay. Source link
‘Scott Mills sacked by BBC’ and ‘Starmer’s 48-hour ultimatum’
Former BBC radio presenter Scott Mills appears on most of Tuesday’s papers, after he was sacked following allegations about his personal conduct. The Guardian says Mills hosted “Britain’s most popular breakfast show”, but was “blindsided” by the decision to take him off air last Tuesday. Donald Trump’s latest threats against Iran also feature on the…
After sex abuse claims, activists and lawmakers rethink Cesar Chavez Day
As a prominent labour organiser, Chavez helped lead a major strike against Delano grape growers in the 1960s, which sparked boycotts across the country, in order to gain better wages and conditions for workers. His mantra, “si, se puede” – which means “yes, we can” in Spanish – has been adopted by activists and politicians…