The US actress is starring in Evita at the West End venue.

• Evening Standard
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Manchester United duo Kobbie Mainoo and Alejandro Garnacho could both leave before the transfer window closes, and the Red Devils may be left red-faced in familiar fashion

• The Mirror
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A shooting at a Catholic church in Minneapolis has sparked calls for action from Minnesota officials

• The Independent
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Turkey is one of the most popular holiday destinations for Brits, but many people make a common mistake that can end up costing them more money than they realised

• Liverpool Echo
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 37 dakika

Coalition claims ‘destructive’ £1bn scheme should be thrown out on sustainability grounds

• Evening Standard
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 38 dakika

Current UUP leader Mike Nesbitt was among mourners at Friday’s service. DUP leader Gavin Robinson and TUV leader Jim Allister also attended

• Belfast Live
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 38 dakika

EXCLUSIVE: BBC Destination X winner Judith has opened up about her time on the gameshow and revealed the 'close bond' between host Rob Brydon and one of the contestants

• WalesOnline
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 38 dakika

Adolfo Cambiaso, 50, has played polo all over the world and has faced off against the great and good - including the British Royal Family, and he sung the praises of one prominent member

• Manchester Evening News
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 39 dakika

The boy also claimed he had a 'crossbow for killing Jews'

• Birmingham Live
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 39 dakika

Lenny Scott, 33, was shot by Elias Morgan, 35, in Skelmersdale, Lancashire, on February 8 last year.

• Evening Standard
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 39 dakika

"Protesters clashed with police in Jakarta on Friday amid public outrage following the death of a young man during a demonstration. Footage captured shows furious students and delivery riders gathering outside the police headquarters in Indonesia's capital to protest the death of a 21-year-old delivery rider who was fatally run over by an armoured police vehicle near the parliament. The video also shows clashes outside Brigade Mobile Police Jakarta HG in Kwitang, Central Jakarta, where security forces deployed tear gas and additional armoured vehicles. Riot police, equipped with helmets and shields, were used to disperse the gathered crowds. The tragic incident, which occurred on Thursday and was widely circulated online, shows a police vehicle accelerating into a crowd of protesters, striking the man, who was reportedly in the area completing a food delivery. His death has become a symbol of deep-seated public anger over police brutality and economic injustice. The initial demonstrations were fuelled by grievances against lawmakers’ perceived extravagance — specifically, a monthly housing allowance of 50 million rupiah (US$3,000), which is nearly 20 times the minimum wage in some regions of the country. Galuh stated, “From the information we received last night, one of our riders was struck by a police car, leading to his death. We are outraged; had this incident not occurred, we would not have held a demonstration today.” Protesters demanded accountability and systemic reform. Jay added, “We require a thorough investigation into what happened, and we demand that the police officers responsible face the death penalty.” Nadim remarked, “Justice must be upheld, particularly given that this concerns the life of an individual. This matter deserves serious attention; we are calling for justice.” President Prabowo Subianto described the police actions as ‘excessive’ and called for a transparent investigation. Meanwhile, the national police chief issued a public apology and announced the detention of seven officers linked to the incident. Despite these gestures, protests have now spread to other major cities."

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"Protesters clashed with police in Jakarta on Friday amid public outrage following the death of a young man during a demonstration. Footage captured shows furious students and delivery riders gathering outside the police headquarters in Indonesia's capital to protest the death of a 21-year-old delivery rider who was fatally run over by an armoured police vehicle near the parliament. The video also shows clashes outside Brigade Mobile Police Jakarta HG in Kwitang, Central Jakarta, where security forces deployed tear gas and additional armoured vehicles. Riot police, equipped with helmets and shields, were used to disperse the gathered crowds. The tragic incident, which occurred on Thursday and was widely circulated online, shows a police vehicle accelerating into a crowd of protesters, striking the man, who was reportedly in the area completing a food delivery. His death has become a symbol of deep-seated public anger over police brutality and economic injustice. The initial demonstrations were fuelled by grievances against lawmakers’ perceived extravagance — specifically, a monthly housing allowance of 50 million rupiah (US$3,000), which is nearly 20 times the minimum wage in some regions of the country. Galuh stated, “From the information we received last night, one of our riders was struck by a police car, leading to his death. We are outraged; had this incident not occurred, we would not have held a demonstration today.” Protesters demanded accountability and systemic reform. Jay added, “We require a thorough investigation into what happened, and we demand that the police officers responsible face the death penalty.” Nadim remarked, “Justice must be upheld, particularly given that this concerns the life of an individual. This matter deserves serious attention; we are calling for justice.” President Prabowo Subianto described the police actions as ‘excessive’ and called for a transparent investigation. Meanwhile, the national police chief issued a public apology and announced the detention of seven officers linked to the incident. Despite these gestures, protests have now spread to other major cities."

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Moscow's Bolshoi Theater says Russian composer Rodion Shchedrin, who created celebrated ballets “Anna Karenina” and the “Carmen Suite,” has died in Germany at the age of 92

• The Independent
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The Aberdeen-headquartered engineering and energy services firm said Sidara will pay 30p per share.

• Evening Standard
• 2 gün, 13 saat, 40 dakika

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