Dianne Buswell showed off her baby bump as she counted down the days to her due date in a hilarious Instagram video on Saturday. During the video Dianne dramatically opens her coat to show off her baby bump, dressed in black leggings and a crop top. It comes after Dianne defiantly hit back at cruel trolls who moaned that her baby bump is 'always out'. The dancer has opted for crop tops, rolled-up T-shirts and sports bras throughout her pregnancy, choosing to have her growing baby bump on full display. Last Wednesday, Dianne marked her last day of work as she counted down the days until her impending due date.

Britain's election watchdog was last night accused of a 'reckless' attempt to water down voter ID rules that risks 'opening the floodgates' to fraud. 'We have already seen high levels of family voting during the Gorton and Denton by-election and this would open the floodgates further to voter fraud. Independent election observers estimated that up to one in eight votes could have been affected by family voting at last month's by-election. It allows registered voters with an accepted form of ID to vouch for someone who does not have accepted ID. 'This would open the door to further family voting, intimidation and impersonation,' he said.

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We mention it here because the garden photographs at No 39 McGrath Park on Blackrock’s Church Rd are so vibrant that you could mistake them for fake. In fact it’s exactly what the garden looks like at the height of summer, with agapanthas pom-poms in full bloom. Its location, near where Church Rd meets Skehard Rd by SuperValu, means it’s highly convenient to the myriad retail/commercial activities of Mahon Point and City Gate. Access to the South Ring road network is close too, as is Blackrock village, Marina Park and the Blackrock/Passage West Greenway. VERDICT: A very attractive option for both downsizers and first-time buyers, given turnkey condition and Church Rd address.

‌At moments like this, the country needs seriousness, not political games. While opposition parties seek to undermine Britain on the world stage, my Labour government is focused on protecting British people at home and abroad. No matter the headwinds, supporting working people and their families will always be at the forefront of my mind. Article continues belowI know many will still be worried about the impact of this war on the cost of living. But they can be reassured they have a Labour government on their side, focused on protecting their families and acting in the national interest.

National Hurling League Division 1B: Dublin 6-32 Down 0-18In the end, Dublin's giant scoreline almost matched the early evening time as the promotion-chasing Sky Blues kept their hopes of Division 1A hurling in 2027 alive. It may all count for nothing in promotion terms if Wexford, who play Clare tomorrow in Ennis, win their remaining games. Dublin outscored Down by 2-2 to 0-1 from the 33rd minute to the interval with Hetherton grabbing his second goal having netted Dublin's opening goal in the ninth minute. Down scorers: Paul Sheehan 0-7 (0-5f, 0-01 65), Daithí Sands 0-3, Finn Turpin 0-3, Tim Prenter 0-1, Tom McGrattan 0-1, Caolan Taggart 0-1, Liam Savage 0-1, Shea Pucci 0-1. DUBLIN: Eddie Gibbons; John Bellew, Conor McHugh, Cathal Kennedy; Conor Burke, Chris Crummey, Paddy Dunleavy; Darragh Power, Conal Ó Riain; Fergal Whitely, Donal Burke, James Madden; Dara Purcell, John Hetherton, Diarmaid Ó Dúlaing.

‌The German emerged as a potential candidate for Real Madrid when they sacked Xabi Alonso in January. ‌Meanwhile, there has also been unfounded speculation that Klopp could return to Liverpool to replace Arne Slot amid a difficult campaign on Merseyside. “I don’t get up and excited if Real Madrid are showing interest. View 2 Images Jurgen Klopp says he is enjoying his current job (Image: John Powell, Liverpool FC via Getty Images)‌“Do I want to coach again? Red Bull gave me an opportunity to find a role which we have been defining together, step by step.

Former president Mary Robinson has called for solidarity to guard against “attacks on truth”. Addressing an International Women’s Day rally in Belfast, she claimed the current United States administration is “flooding the atmosphere with lies”. Crowds gather in front of Belfast City Hall for an International Women’s Day rally (Rebecca Black/PA)Ms Robinson told those gathered: “We have an administration in the United States which is flooding the atmosphere with lies, not to be believed, but to confuse, to confuse that there is no truth. People attended an International Women’s Day rally in Belfast (Rebecca Black/PA)She condemned the “epidemic of violence against women and girls” in Northern Ireland, Ireland and across the globe, and spending on wars at the same time as cuts on spending in international aid. Iranian human rights activist Azadeh Sobout addressed the rally (Rebecca Black/PA)Ms Sobout called for democracy for her country, describing it as being “under bombardment”.

‌Luca Ashby-Hammond 6 - Started a second successive game because of a groin injury to first choice goalkeeper Conor Hazard. The 'keeper was rarely called into action in the second half. He would be a good dependable player for the Pilgrims to look to build around next season. Picked up a knock in the second half after a challenge on him by Brandon Hanlan and was later taken off in the 65th minute, with Owen Dale his replacement. Substitutes (not used): Zak Baker, Xavier Amaechi, Joe MwaroArticle continues belowYou can read more of our Argyle stories from Plymouth Live by clicking HERE

President Donald Trump has joined grieving families at Dover Air Force Base as the bodies of six American soldiers killed in the war in the Middle East were returned to the US. During his first term, Mr Trump said bearing witness to the transfer was “the toughest thing I have to do” as president. Both Mr Trump and vice president JD Vance were present for the transfer, as were their spouses. As is protocol, Mr Trump – wearing a blue suit, red tie and a white USA hat – did not speak during the transfer. President Donald Trump did not speak during the transfer (Julia Demaree Nikhinson/AP)They died just one day after the US and Israel launched its military campaign against Iran.

After being tattooed by Cork last month, Waterford manager Peter Queally sung the praises of his performance coach Shane O’Sullivan when the team responded with the home win over Limerick. “We had Shane O'Sullivan back with us this week. He was celebrating with Ballygunner the previous week, so Shane was a big addition to us as well. That mindset work, that's what we needed more than anything to work on this week, our heads as well as the bodies and that." The presence of seven Ballygunner players in the panel doesn’t suggest a club-versus-county conflict either.

"I personally apologise to neighbouring countries that were affected by Iran’s actions,” Iranian ‌President Masoud Pezeshkian said, urging them not to join US-Israeli attacks on Iran. Iran says it targeted US basesPezeshkian’s comments caused a political stir in Iran, prompting his office ​to reiterate Iran's military would respond firmly to attacks from US bases in the region. Plumes of smoke rise as strikes hit the city during the US–Israeli military campaign in Tehran, Iran, Friday night, March 6, 2026. Gulf states voiced outrage that their civilian infrastructure - hotels, ports and oil facilities - was struck despite their having had no part in the US-Israeli attacks. Iranian attacks have killed 10 people ​in Israel, and at least six US service members have been ​killed.

England head coach Steve Borthwick during a press conference following the match in Rome: Adam Davy/PA Wire. Steve Borthwick is confident he has the backing of the Rugby Football Union after England were plunged into crisis by collapsing to a historic defeat to Italy. England surrendered a 18-10 lead in the third quarter to fall 23-18 at the Stadio Olimpico, registering a third consecutive loss in a Guinness Six Nations that concludes against title-chasing France in Paris on Saturday.

Kilkenny manager Derek Lyng confirmed there has been sickness in their camp recently but he refused to use that as an excuse for their 18-point defeat in Pearse Stadium. “It is the same for everybody,” said Lyng post-match. I will say it for the players, the last few weeks there has been a lot of lads out sick. But, everybody that took to the field today was fit. “We had a few lads sick the last couple of weeks.