Harlesden Triple Shooting: A 46-year-old woman, Michelle Sadio, was tragically killed in a drive-by shooting outside a wake at a church in northwest London. Two men were injured, one critically. The community is left in shock, describing scenes of chaos and devastation. Police are investigating, but no arrests have been made.

Marc Guehi, Crystal Palace captain, received a formal warning from the FA for writing “I Love Jesus” on his rainbow armband during the Rainbow Laces campaign, breaching regulations against personal messages. Ipswich Town captain Sam Morsy, citing his Muslim faith, refused to wear the armband but faced no action as it did not breach FA rules. The incidents have sparked debates about balancing religious beliefs with football’s push for inclusivity.

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“The next person I meet I want to marry and have kids with”: Maya Jama reflects on love, independence, and her relationship goals following her recent split from Stormzy. She emphasises the importance of self-happiness and finding a partner who adds value to her life.

The couple, together for several years, celebrated the milestone with family and friends. Crooks, a co-founder of the Strawberries & Creem Festival and son of ex-footballer Garth Crooks, proposed in a heartfelt moment.

The UK media is facing backlash for excluding Cynthia Erivo, who stars as Elphaba in Wicked, from their coverage of the movie’s promotion. Critics argue this reflects a larger issue of racial bias in British media, where Black excellence is overlooked in favour of white talent. The omission has sparked outrage on social media, calling for better representation and accountability.