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Lifestyle Marie Claire
Meghan Markle's Brother Says She's a 'Phony'
"There’s a whole different side of her that has started to surface and it’s ugly to see."
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Lifestyle People
Passenger Next to Woman Sucked Out of Southwest Plane Speaks Out: 'I Wrapped My Arm Around Her'
Passenger Tried Saving Woman Sucked Out of Plane
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News Newsweek
Trump says "many people died" when U.S. and Russian troops fought in Syria
President Donald Trump said Wednesday a fight between the U.S. and Russia in Syria produced scores of casualties, apparently referring to a Pentagon-led strike on pro-Syrian government fighters in February. Speaking at a press conference alongside Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, Trump defended his record on Russia after the White House rejected sanctions announced Sunday by U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley. Trump said that, although he wanted to improve Washington's relationship with Moscow and wasn't sure if additional sanctions were currently necessary, he had demonstrated his ability to challenge the Kremlin by building up the U.S. military, funding Western military alliance NATO and bombing Russian fighters in Syria.
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Sports The Independent
Arsene Wenger’s replacement: The leading candidates to be the next Arsenal manager
Arsene Wenger will step down this summer after 22 years in charge at Arsenal, making available one of the most coveted managerial jobs in English football - and there are likely to be plenty of willing candidates to replace him. From former Gunners like Patrick Vieira and Mikel Arteta, to experienced heads like Carlo Ancelotti and Massimiliano Allegri, via young firebrands like Julian Nagelsmann and Domenico Tedesco, we take a look at the leading runners and riders to become the next Arsenal manager.
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News Yahoo News UKPlague of rats 'the size of small dogs’ chewing through car cables as they take over English town
Kaylee Kennedy claims a rat the size of a small dog ran up her son's leg in Milton Keynes.
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News Evening Standard
Dale Winton death: Jon Culshaw reveals late presenter gave him 'tips' about how to do his famous impression
Impressionist Jon Culshaw paid tribute to Dale Winton on Thursday morning, explaining that the presenter helped him perfect his impression of him. On Wednesday evening, Winton’s long-term agent announced the sad news that the Supermarket Sweep host had died aged 62. As tributes from friends and fans poured in, Culshaw joined Susanna Reid and Ben Shephard on Good Morning Britain to share memories of Winton, revealing that his famous impression was made what it was with a little help from the man himself.
