Burnley and Derby County wrapped up a match with no goals at Pride Park. Despite multiple opportunities, a breakthrough eluded both teams. Burnley remains just behind Leeds United in their promotion journey, while Derby stays on the edge of the relegation zone as the season's tension skyrocket.
The National Science and Media Museum in Bradford unveils its £6m refurbishment with a spectacular David Hockney exhibition, highlighting his groundbreaking artwork, including a unique multi-screen video installation and early 'joiner' photocollages. The exhibition, coinciding with the city's 2025 cultural celebrations, echoes Hockney's inventive use of technology in art.
China has declared it will respond firmly against Trump's plan to impose an additional 50% tariff on Chinese goods, escalating the trade conflict between the two nations. This move, coupled with previous tariffs, could result in a cumulative 104% duty on imports from China. Beijing labels these actions as U.S. bullying, pledging to defend its interests. The tension has led to volatility in global markets, stirring fears of inflation and recession.
President Trump declared a national emergency to tackle the U.S. trade deficit, enacting a 10% tariff on goods from all countries starting April 5, 2025, with higher tariffs for top deficit nations from April 9. The policy aims to combat unfair trade practices and bolster domestic industries, with specific focus on automotive exports affected by barriers in Japan and Korea.
The 2025 Olivier Awards saw *Fiddler on the Roof* lead the pack with 13 nominations, tying with *Hamilton* for a record. The event highlighted the best in theatre, with categories like Best New Musical, starring shows such as *Benjamin Button* and *The Great Comet*. Major winners included *Fiddler on the Roof* for Best Musical Revival and *Giant* for Best New Play.
Manchester United is set to face Manchester City in a Premier League clash, with influential players like Rashford sidelined due to injury. Manager Erik ten Hag must rethink his strategy, while City's lineup stays mostly stable. Expect fierce tactical matchups as United aims to counter City's dynamic attack.
SAG-AFTRA’s Duncan Crabtree-Ireland has taken a strong stance against Sony's Tony Vinciquerra for attributing U.S. production shifts to union strikes and contract negotiations. Vinciquerra pointed to international tax incentives, drawing productions to lower-cost countries. Crabtree-Ireland dismissed these claims as an excuse to exploit cheaper labor abroad, emphasizing fair compensation and local job protection as priorities.
Thomas Müller is set to leave Bayern Munich after a distinguished 16-year tenure, having won a staggering 32 trophies. Despite his desire to remain, the club chose not to extend his contract. Müller's final objective is to bring the Bundesliga title back and make the Champions League finals. Harry Kane lauded Müller's legendary status, calling for a fitting farewell season.
Global markets took a nosedive as China retaliated against U.S. tariffs, slapping 34% import duties. This move sent the Dow spiraling down by over 1,000 points, while key indices and companies with strong ties to China faced significant losses. Despite robust U.S. employment data, concerns over an escalating trade war overshadowed markets worldwide, intensifying fears of a global recession.
Carlo Brancati, a hair transplant consultant from Middlesbrough, sets his sights on a £250,000 investment on BBC's The Apprentice. With his background in psychology and sales, Brancati aims to create an online platform linking patients with top hair transplant clinics worldwide. Fueled by personal experience and a substantial social media presence, he seeks to provide reliable resources for hair restoration decisions.
