15A cert, limited release, 156 minIn a near future, the world’s population has stopped dreaming – by way of extending lifespan, it seems – and, as a consequence, films have taken on symbolic and nostalgic value. 16 cert, limited release, 111 minFew film-makers move so fluidly between the intimate and the cosmic as Hosoda. That makes his latest film, Scarlet – an audacious anime riff on Hamlet that never quite comes together – all the more frustrating. Full review TBA Pale View of Hills ★★★☆☆Directed by Kei Ishikawa. 12A cert, limited release, 123 minIshikawa’s polished film, adapted from Kazuo Ishiguro’s debut novel, from 1982, simultaneously demonstrates the plusses and pitfalls of tackling that novelist’s work.

We thought an awful lot of this horse coming here today,” said Foley. “He had worked with a couple of the older ones and he was showing signs that he could be very good. “We were hoping he’d improve plenty for whatever he did today but we did think an awful lot of him. “She’ll stay a mile, maybe a mile and a quarter and she was always going to win when she started rallying. “You could say she’d go for a Guineas trial, but I think she’d be better at a mile.

The Government is still hoping to cut workers’ taxes in the budget despite fears that the war in the Middle East will lead to spiralling prices, Tánaiste and finance minister Simon Harris has said. Petrol and diesel prices have spiralled in recent weeks, with the cost of home heating oil also rising dramatically. Mr Harris told the Irish Examiner that the Government is examining a range of options that could be unveiled if the situation deteriorates. “We are now preparing a range of possible measures that could be deployed — could — in a variety of alternative scenarios. Speaking to reporters at Trafalgar Square, Mr Harris confirmed that the Government will fast-track plans to give the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) additional powers.

Photograph: Aaron Schwartz/AFP via Getty ImagesUS president Donald Trump has called on other countries including China to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz to reopen it. He adds that many countries will be sending warships to keep the shipping channel “open and safe”. The island’s terminals is where 90 per cent of Iranian oil is shipped from. Iran’s foreign minister Abbas Araghchi said the Strait of Hormuz is not closed to friendly countries. It is also the only significant UAE port which lies outside the Strait of Hormuz.

Crystal Palace 0 Leeds 0Leeds suffered more capital punishment after Dominic Calvert-Lewin missed a penalty and Gabriel Gudmundsson was sent off in a goalless draw at Crystal Palace. The Whites are now winless in their last 12 visits to London, but they did at least battle for a point despite playing the whole second half a man down. It could be a valuable point as well, with Leeds having been dragged back into the relegation dogfight after five matches without a win. A forgettable encounter only briefly came to life just before half-time, when Calvert-Lewin fired his spot-kick wide, managers Oliver Glasner and Daniel Farke were both booked and Gudmundsson was dismissed.

Division 3: Wexford 1-23 Clare 2-17Wexford’s remarkable bid for back-to-back National League promotions received its biggest endorsement yet when knocking hosts Clare out of the race in Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chiosóg. Scorers for Wexford: M Rossiter (2tp), P Hughes (2tp), S Nolan (3f) 0-5 each; D Brooks 0-4 (2tpf); E Nolan 0-3 (1tp); S Doyle 1-0; E Porter 0-1. Scorers for Clare: M McInerney 1-7 (1-0 Pen, 1tpf, 1tp, 1f); E Cleary 1-4 (1tp, 1f); A Griffin 0-3 (1f); C Meaney 0-2 (1tp); B McNamara (0-1). Wexford: D Brooks; L O’Connor, G Sheehan, E Porter; S Doyle, E Nolan, D Furlong; L Coleman, C Kehoe; N Hughes, P Hughes, C Feeney; T Byrne, M Rossiter, S Nolan. Clare: S Ryan; M Doherty, R Lanigan, A Sweeney; B Rouine, C Meaney, I Ugwueru; B McNamara, C Brennan; D Walsh, A Griffin, S Griffin; E Cleary, M McInerney, C Murray.

The bombardment took aim at military assets on the island, and has so far spared oil facilities. The war in Iran has effectively blocked the Gulf states from exporting a fifth of the world’s oil supply to the international buyers through the Strait of Hormuz. Iran’s attacks on tankers trapped in the vital trade route have erased an estimated 15m barrels of oil from the global market. The risk is that the world’s biggest oil producers will be forced to shut down many of their fields altogether, keeping prices higher for households and businesses for a sustained period. The threat to the Middle East’s oilfields is now considered the main driver for the upward march of market prices.

This year’s annual event was designed by the London Mayor’s office as a family-friendly day of entertainment to celebrate Irish culture. Tanaiste Simon Harris speaking on stage in Trafalgar Square (Lucy North/PA)Speaking from the stage in Trafalgar Square, Tanaiste Mr Harris said of London: “We help build this great city. We help contribute to this great city and I’m so proud of the links between London and Ireland, between Ireland and Britain. Performers during the St Patrick’s Day parade (Lucy North/PA)The flags of the Irish counties were carried aloft as a dance troupe performed a traditional jig. Linda Martin and Ignatius Linane came out to watch the parade (Lucy North/PA)“I always feel welcome, friendly, just happy.

These actions aim to replace US president Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs, which were recently deemed illegal by the US Supreme Court. Ireland was specifically mentioned in documents from US trade representative Jamieson Greer, who pointed out:“Ireland has maintained a substantial goods trade surplus — $97bn or 15.9% of GDP in 2024. In 2023, its goods trade surplus with the rest of the world reached $57bn. Ireland bound within the EU trade negotiations systemIn any event, we are bound within the EU trade negotiations system, which has been a useful shield, giving Ireland protection within the wider trade negotiations. However, as with all negotiations with the Trump administration, the situation is fluid, with potential for further, more targeted actions against some sectors.

Former Sunderland star Michael Gray says he can have a 'laugh and a joke' about his infamous nightclub fight with Wayne Rooney - but ruled out stepping into the ring against him for a charity boxing match. The pair were on separate nights out at Manchester's celebrity hotspot Panacea bar in September 2006 when Gray made disparaging comments about the women Rooney was with. We were at Blackburn and Man United came into the nightclub. 'So I was in there and we had the booths, one with Blackburn lads here and Man United lads there. But then it came out, "Gray asks Rooney and Coleen for a threesome and everything".

He was in fiery mood, hating the new regulations that he said will 'bite the sport in the a***'. Indeed, the Italian noted that when the seven-time world champion claimed his first win in 2007 he was just one. Antonelli's win, from pole, pushed George Russell into runners-up spot - albeit after a technical glitch hampered him in qualifying. Lewis Hamilton took the first podium of his Ferrari career after a battle with Charles Leclerc'I definitely feel like I am back, both mentally and physically, to my best,' he said. Moments later, Norris's team-mate Oscar Piastri was wheeled back into the pit lane, his race over before it began.

New-season collections have already landed, bringing a host of stunning occasionwear pieces perfect for ceremonies, receptions and everything in between. And if you're looking for inspiration, I've turned to the Princess of Wales's favourite high street brands for polished yet accessible event dressing. Think elegant midi and maxi silhouettes - shapes that Kate typically favours - alongside timeless polka dots, satin finishes, delicate lace and romantic florals. What I love about these high street finds is how wearable they are beyond the big day. Many of the dresses could easily be styled again for garden parties, summer events or even dressed down with flats for a more relaxed look.

In 2013, Mr Earle noticed a lesion on his penis and went to see a doctor, who diagnosed it as a genital wart. When the lump continued to grow, a biopsy revealed Mr Earle had penile cancer, which affects between 100 and 166 Australians every year. I lost all focus,' Mr Earle told the Daily Mail. Because I had cancer and lost my penis,' Mr Earle said. Soon after having his penis removed, Mr Earle started CheckYourTackle.com after he struggled to find a support network.

Photo Credit: Colorado RapidsNew York City, NY– The Colorado Rapids could not make it three straight wins after losing 3-1 away to NYCFC. Colorado Rapids finally get punished, playing out of the back. — Burgundy Wave (@burgundywave.bsky.social) 2026-03-15T00:19:24.121ZThe Rapids were shaky in possession after the goal, giving the ball away in dangerous spots multiple times. Tough night for Colorado Rapids trying to play their style on this pitch. This came at a cost of the first NYCFC goal.

Sky has slashed the price of its Essential TV and Sky Sports bundle for the 2025/26 season, saving £336 and offering more than 1,400 live matches across the Premier League, EFL and more. Sky shows at least 215 live Premier League games each season, an increase of up to 100, plus Formula 1, darts, golf and more.