• Joe and Sam Simmonds star for league leaders• Bath had looked likely to boost play-off chancesThe champions Exeter moved 11 points clear at the top of the Premiership after Joe Simmonds’ late penalty thwarted Bath 20-18.The young fly-half booted half of his team’s points, while his older brother – Read more
The trend, which sees one brow transformed into a five-inch stiletto, turns the bottom of the shoe into the arch of the brow. It emerged on an Instagram account that alters photos of influencers. Via: HIGH HEEL brows are the latest crazy trend to surface on Instagram
Throughout the day, the couple will have the opportunity to meet members of the public and to learn how young people are shaping the future of Northern Ireland. Via: Meghan Markle and Harry arrive in Belfast for Northern Ireland trip
Jaelynn Willey died Thursday night at 11:34pm, surrounded by her family, the St Mary’s County, Maryland Sheriff’s Office said Friday. Via: Maryland shooting victim dies after being taken off life support
A spectacular strike by Edinson Cavani gave the moneymakers the match-up they wanted as Uruguay eased to victory over the Czech Republic to reach the China Cup final. Via: Uruguay 2-0 Czech Republic: Luis Suarez and Edinson Cavani strike
BRUSSELS, March 23 (Reuters) – French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said EU nations would respond to an attack using a military-grade nerve agent… Via: France's Macron says Salisbury attack a threat to all…
Players snap up clothing items as iPhone version of free video game tops iTunes chart in 13 countries A year ago, no one had heard of Fortnite, the online shooter game in which 100 players fight it out to be the last person standing. Now it’s the biggest video game Read more
This week saw the tragic death of Sudan the rhino, as the Brexit shambles rumbled onOne of the best family holidays we ever had was on a game reserve in South Africa about 10 years ago. Back then it was normally tricky to get the kids out of bed much Read more
Racial and religious privilege intersect in how the Austin serial bomber is being perceivedIf a Muslim man planted bombs in predominately white neighborhoods before blowing himself up, you could bet that the White House and various media outlets would label him a terrorist and draw some connection between his religion Read more
New £7.2m attraction celebrates Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s work and life through previously unseen artefacts and a journey into the mind of the great engineer “You are now in Brunel’s ear canal,” Rhian Tritton tells early visitors to the UK’s newest museum as they walk through a dark, disconcerting, spongy corridor. Read more