The attorneys in the long-running case have been told to call US Magistrate Judge Sarah Cave on Monday in separate sessions. It comes a day after Lively's case was stripped to its bones. In a statement to the Daily Mail, Gottlieb said the jury will still hear her claims about sexual harassment, which he called ’the beating heart' of the case. 'We’re very pleased the Court dismissed all sexual harassment claims and every claim brought against the individual defendants: Justin Baldoni, Jamey Heath, Steve Sarowitz, Melissa Nathan, and Jennifer Abel. In particular, Lively did not sign the Actor Loanout Agreement, or ALA, which would have governed sexual harassment on set, after squabbling with Baldoni’s team for months about the terms.

Some lives are so full and complex and important they can be relived on the printed page in many ways. Roger Casement was one such man and his peripheral role in the 1916 Rising is a story that grows on the page. The Norweigan is a grifter, playing both Casement and the British, whom he first approached offering to spy on Casement. Casement joined in Germany by Joseph PlunkettCasement is joined in Germany by Joseph Plunkett, another doomed figure of supreme courage. His executioner later noted that Casement “appeared to me the bravest man it fell to my unhappy lot to execute”.

A man has appeared in court facing extradition in relation to the murder of Dublin criminal Robbie Lawlor in Belfast six years ago. He is facing charges for the murder of Mr Lawlor and alleged possession of a 9mm pistol between April 2 and 5 2020. Mr Lawlor was shot on Etna Drive in the Ardoyne area of Belfast on April 4 2020. He then informed Mr Gill of his rights again and asked Mr Gill if he understood those rights. Mr Gill was remanded in custody at Cloverhill Prison until the extradition hearing at the High Court in Dublin on April 21.

A US F-15E fighter jet, the same model was shot down over Iran on Friday. Trump has stepped up his rhetoric in recent days as negotiations conducted via intermediaries with new leaders in Iran show limited signs of progress. A man looks at residential buildings damaged by recent strikes at Vahdat town in Karaj, southwest of Tehran. Air strikes also destroyed the Pasteur Institute in Tehran, one of Iran’s leading public health institutions which has produced and distributed vaccines. The worst hit area was northern Israel, which was targeted by Iran and Hizbullah in Lebanon.

So the question on everybody's lips is where is Fergie? This is the longest any celebrity, as far as I can tell, has ever not been seen. While Fergie's been laying low and trying to get her head straight, her mind has been on a business proposal. She is supposedly calling everyone she knows in the TV world. Watch the video above to find out.

Photograph: AFP via Getty ImagesAs the war on Iran enters its second month, reports from state media and residents in the Islamic Republic indicate mounting attacks on civilian infrastructure including homes, factories and electricity facilities. They include those on the capital’s north, a more affluent area where more secular Iranians live alongside regime elites. The pummelling of urban areas is also shifting the mood among some Iranians who might have initially supported the action, two people said. State-imposed restrictions on internet access and telephones mean that only state media and accredited photographers are able to publish footage and photos. Neither the US military nor Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have published a list of what exactly what they have struck.

I still think it was a mistake to have the league finals as a double-header, not least because it’s unfair to Dublin. It’s a home game for Limerick, practically a home game for Clare, and not too inconvenient for Cork either. Their supporters have to travel an hour and a half. This is exclusive subscriber content. Sign in Continue reading for €5 Unlock unlimited access and exclusive benefits

Sr Genevieve might well be the Catholic Church’s answer to Willy Wonka, having turned what once seemed an impossible dream — opening her own chocolate factory — into reality. Raised on a sheep farm in the Australian Outback, Sr Genevieve has enjoyed a colourful life. In recent years, the chocolate kitchen has embraced nuns and volunteers from all over the world who are keen to learn the art. She admits some were initially sceptical about her idea to transform their old home economics room into a chocolate kitchen back in 2010. "I never dreamt that I would be making chocolate but I was lucky enough to get the job after applying.

Mikel Arteta's blunt verdict after Arsenal star Ben White suffers England boosBen White was called up by Thomas Tuchel for recent friendlies for England against Uruguay and Japan, but he was booed by fans at Wembley in a frosty receptionView 2 Images Ben White was booed during England's game against Uruguay (Image: Getty Images)Mikel Arteta insists that while he didn't hear England supporters jeering Ben White recently, the defender came back to Arsenal in positive spirits. Despite netting against Uruguay, England were ultimately held to a 1-1 stalemate by the South American side at Wembley, while Tuchel's men were also humiliatingly dealt a 1-0 defeat by Japan in their final fixture before this summer's World Cup. Upon his return to Arsenal following the latest round of matches, White appeared completely unfazed by the hostile reception he received at Wembley. We also treat our community members to special offers, promotions, and adverts from us and our partners. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like.

Paul Warne’s side remain second but are two points above the chasing pack, while Barrow are one point from safety. Aaron Collins was denied by Barrow keeper Wyll Stanway before Angus MacDonald blocked Callum Paterson’s shot on the line and Ben Wiles saw a low strike clip the post. Barrow came close just after half-time when substitute Scott Smith’s strike just went wide. There was a lengthy stoppage as Paterson suffered a facial injury following a collision with Stanway, although the Dons striker was able to carry on after treatment. Stanway kept out Jack Sanders and Nathaniel Mendez-Laing before the Bluebirds keeper made a brilliant save in stoppage time to deny Joe Tomlinson’s header and secure Barrow a point.

People gather for the annual Good Friday 'Way of the Cross' event in the Phoenix Park, Dublin. Photograph: Grainne Ni Aodha/PA WireMore than one hundred people gathered in the Phoenix Park in Dublin to take part in an event to mark Good Friday. Independent Senator Ronan Mullen, who was among the crowd, said he attends the event most years before heading home to Galway. He said the event aimed to mark “the high point of the Church year” and allowed people to gather with other Catholics. Photograph: Grainne Ni Aodha/PA Wire“There’s an almost pilgrimage element to this, I’m a big fan of the Camino myself and there is something about walking, being with others, reflecting, praying.

Bruno Fernandes makes Cristiano Ronaldo claim after equalling record - 'Easy one for me'Bruno Fernandes has enjoyed a stellar run of form which has resulted in Manchester United's captain being crowned Premier League Player of the Month for the sixth timeView 2 Images Bruno Fernandes has been rewarded for his form (Image: Carl Recine/Getty Images)Manchester United star Bruno Fernandes has equalled Cristiano Ronaldo's record of six Premier League Player of the Month awards. ‌Only three players - Sergio Aguero, Harry Kane and Mo Salah - have won the Premier League POTM award more times than Fernandes. Is Bruno Fernandes the best player in the Premier League? Ronaldo and Fernandes will be looking to lift the World Cup together this summer. For now, though, the latter's priority is on United's Premier League ambitions.

Now the Premier League is dominated by set-pieces. ‌And the popular theory - and it is just a theory - is that actually it began in the women’s game. The women’s game - as it has done in so many other ways - was, according to several of football’s deep thinkers, the start of the craze of corners. ‌Get 70% off Premier League kits and merch This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Fans can find discounts on products from Premier League clubs including Man United, Man City, Liverpool, Everton, Arsenal, Spurs and more.

Coleen Rooney's lavish 40th birthday party has got underway as guests arrived in style with a helicopter seen landing at their £20M mansion. And it appears the star studded guests have began to arrive, with a helicopter spotted landing at Coleen and Wayne's £20million Cheshire home. Elsewhere on Friday, Wayne and lookalike son Kai headed to the barbers in Cheshire ahead of the party. Caterers and staff will keep the party running smoothly, with insiders saying no expense has been spared for Coleen. Ahead of the bash, Coleen said: 'I'm looking forward to it, I love a birthday and a celebration.

Roscommon 2-17 (2-3-11)Mayo 0-13 (0-1-11)Electric Ireland Connacht Minor Football ChampionshipThe Roscommon minor footballers have qualified for the Connacht final with a game to spare for the second year in succession after a superb team display comfortably saw off Mayo at Hastings Insurance MacHale Park, Castlebar, on Friday evening. Jayden Jennings landed a superb two-pointer, while Joshua Coyne tagged on a free after the rampaging Enda Browne was fouled. Ó Cinnseala pulled one back for Mayo, but Carthy started and finished a move to restore his side’s four-point lead. During Roscommon’s third quarter scoring burst, Jennings and Carthy effortlessly guided over two-pointers, while Carthy (2) and Browne accounted for the singles. Subs used: N. Kennedy for J. Jennings (36 mins), N. Dooley for Fallon (42 mins), A. O’Dea for Burton (42 mins), E. Golden for Heneghan (54 mins), L. Nolan for Connor (57 mins).