Video: AFL coach reveals why he was HAPPY when he saw video of two of his stars being arrested in the USAHawthorn coach Sam Mitchell has explained he was happy with stars Dylan Moore and Connor Macdonald after seeing the video footage of them getting arrested in America.

March 19, 2026 04:53 UTC

Melissa Hoskins was struck by the car Dennis was driving outside their upmarket Adelaide home during an argument the pair had on December 30, 2023. The judge said that while the athlete had disregarded his wife's safety, he was not criminally responsible for her death. On Thursday morning, Dennis posted a photo appearing to show his son and daughter riding their bikes on a suburban street, with the caption 'Two absolute weapons'. Love you guys over at @channel7 @7newsadelaide it was great being able to wish you a great day,' Dennis captioned the post. 'We were yelling at each other, and I was just like 'I'm out', as in like I'm just gonna leave the house,' Dennis told officers.

March 19, 2026 04:21 UTC

“Amchi Mati, Amchi Manse” was a popular TV show. Today, the land mafias are the enemies of “Amchi Mati, Amchi Manse.” A controversial land deal in Bihar involves the enemies of “Amchi Mati, Amchi Manse” leasing over 1,000 acres of prime agricultural land at a throwaway price. Whereas “Amchi Mati, Am chi Manse” expresses a sense of belonging, identity, and at tachment to one’s homeland and community, affirming cultural pride and solidari ty—qualities entirely absent in the TCP Minister’s ethos. And this is because “Amchi Mati, Amchi Manse” is not the ethos of the present dis pensation. “Amchi Mati, Amchi Manse” ought to be a lived ethos by all and protected by those especially elected for that very reason.

March 19, 2026 03:24 UTC

Fearne Cotton has revealed she believes that 'stress' is what led to her developing tumours on her jaw. Reflecting on her health during an appearance on Jamie Laing's podcast on Wednesday, Fearne discussed why she believes the tumours grew. Fearne Cotton has revealed she believes that 'stress' is what led to her developing tumours on her jaw'And I was like, 'What? Fearne was told the tumours were non-cancerous but she still took it as a sign that things 'had to change'. But I knew I had to sort of change things and not get to that point of absolute burnout, constantly.'

March 19, 2026 03:21 UTC

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March 19, 2026 03:15 UTC





But one contributory factor, identified by a growing number of commentators across the political spectrum, is over-regulation. Regulation is essential to protect the environment, ensure standards and safeguard public health. Yet excessive regulation can stifle development and become a vehicle for vested interests to act contrary to the public good. The Minister of State for Planning, John Cummins, has indicated that a range of developments will no longer require planning permission. The proposals should also help to free up a planning system that has become a serious chokepoint, allowing planners to concentrate on the larger projects that matter most.

March 19, 2026 02:30 UTC

Dick Advocaat has agreed to work as an advisor to Feyenoord boss Robin van Persie, just a month after stepping down as Curacao manager. It has now been confirmed by Feyenoord that Advocaat is to return to the Dutch club in an advisory capacity. 'I would like to help Feyenoord, and Robin van Persie in particular, to finish this season well,' Advocaat said. Advocaat will serve as an advisor to under pressure Feyenoord boss Robin van PersieVan Persie has been coming under mounting pressure, with Feyenoord facing a battle to secure qualification for next season's Champions League. Van Persie's side are three points clear of third place NEC, with Ajax a further two points behind in fourth.

March 19, 2026 02:30 UTC

Aussie cricket great Usman Khawaja has revealed he has become a father for a third time, with his wife Rachel giving birth to their third daughter. Khawaja made the announcement on Wednesday night in a joint Instagram post with Rachel, featuring photos of the newborn with her parents and two sisters. Amira Maya Khawaja born last Friday. 'Congrats mate, must be an opener's thing,' joked childhood friend and former Australia teammate David Warner, given he also has three daughters. Khawaja announced that he and his wife were expecting their third child shortly after he retired from Test cricket at the end of the 2025/26 Ashes series.

March 19, 2026 02:16 UTC

Work begins on new affordable housing site in StroudFive new houses and two flats will be built on an 'underused' plot in the townView Image Work is now underway on new affordable housing in Stroud (Image: Stroud District Council)Work has begun to build seven new affordable homes on an 'underused' plot of land on the outskirts of Stroud. Cllr Gary Luff, Chair of our Housing Committee, said the project is an important step in delivering the affordable, sustainable housing our district needs. ‌Cllr Gary Luff, Chair of Stroud District Council Housing Committee, said: "Affordable housing delivery remains a key priority for Stroud District Council, and with a significant shortage of affordable homes locally, we’re pleased with the progress on this important scheme. The project forms part of Stroud District Council’s wider commitment to delivering new affordable homes across the district. Article continues belowAnother significant housing development at Glebelands, also being constructed by Speller Metcalfe, is scheduled for completion in 2027, further demonstrating the council’s ongoing investment in high-quality, sustainable and affordable housing for local residents.

March 19, 2026 02:13 UTC

Lidl All-Ireland PPS Junior C final: St John Bosco (Kildysart) 2-17 Salerno SS (Salthill) 0-10A superb display from full-forward Caoimhe McMahon helped St. John Bosco from Kildysart in Clare claim the Lidl All-Ireland Post Primary Schools Junior C title with victory over Salerno at St. Brigid’s GAA in Kiltoom. St. John Bosco were clinical throughout and sharper; every player in their forward line was on the scoresheet. Despite that quick score St. John Bosco replied with three points in a row, all from Caoimhe McMahon. St. John Bosco were relentless and in the 53rd minute McMahon got a goal her performance deserved to stretch their lead further. Scorers - St. John Bosco: Caoimhe McMahon 1-9 (1f), I Garry 1-0, J Kennedy 0-3, K Kennedy 0-2, A Keane, Caera McMahon, S Talty 0-1 each.

March 19, 2026 01:51 UTC

Europeans are choosing to prioritise health and cost before sustainability, in their food decisions, according to a survey of 19,954 consumers across 18 countries. But their engagement in high-impact sustainable behaviours such as reducing animal-based foods has fallen, according to the European Institute of Innovation and Technology's (EIT) survey. But overall, health has become the dominant driver of dietary change, according to the EIT survey. The survey has been conducted every year since 2018 by the academic partners of the EU's EIT Food Consumer Observatory. The share of younger consumers who eat a sustainable diet was found to equal to that of older consumers.

March 19, 2026 01:42 UTC

Blame a voracious curiosity, or the gig economy, but the man regularly known as Bressie is today as much of an academic, mental health campaigner and documentary maker as he is a musician. Mostly, thank God, life seems to be good, but moments of pain are as much a part of the journey we're all on. It also speaks to the focus of Breslin’s PhD research in Irish historical mental health intervention. “Over 200 years, I've been looking at all the various ways we've approached mental health and the systems that have been used to support people,” he says. Niall Breslin & The Polaris Quartet play Live At St Luke's in Cork on Friday, April 10 at 8pm.

March 19, 2026 01:30 UTC

A 7pc annual return is generally considered good for the stock market. Crypto traderWill Nutting, Nutstuff Newsletter founderI think cryptocurrencies are the future of finance and are now a credible alternative to gold and the stock market. I'll put £20 or less on the early bets – so this first week, I'll make at least five bets; and if I win, I'll place more. I look for quality, design and age – and every week I'll be able to explain exactly why I selected a certain item. So, our five experts will not only be battling each other in the race to £10,000 but also a stock market dabbling monkey.

March 19, 2026 01:30 UTC

Aussie F1 star Oscar Piastri will have to rewrite history in two ways if he wants to win the 2026 World Drivers' Championship. That margin is already larger than the biggest deficit any F1 star has overcome in order to win the drivers' title. Piastri didn't start the Australian Grand Prix after crashing his car on the reconnaissance lap in front of his home fans at the Albert Park circuit. He then didn't take part in the Chinese Grand Prix after his McLaren suffered an electrical issue with the power unit just moments before the race began. Piastri's next chance to break into the points will come at the Japanese Grand Prix on March 29.

March 19, 2026 01:20 UTC

Barcelona will ask Manchester United if they can extend Marcus Rashford's loan for another season to avoid paying the full £26million asking price this summer. Rashford watched from the sidelines on Wednesday night as the two players keeping him out of the team, Lamine Yamal and Raphinha, ran riot sending Barcelona into the quarter-finals at Newcastle's expense. But despite his struggles to consolidate a starting place the club want to keep him. The fact that Joan Laporta won Sunday's election and will remain president until 2031 only strengthens that desire. That has left him up against Raphinha and Yamal for a starting berth and replacing them, as their exhibition against Newcastle showed, is mission impossible.

March 19, 2026 01:10 UTC