newyorker.com - Four decades ago, a hotel bomb nearly claimed the lives of Margaret Thatcher and her ministers. Can we still feel the aftershocks?

dailymail.co.uk - An Aussie almost lost the chance of a lifetime when officials from the lotto called to confirm them to confirm a big win.

theguardian.com - Charles and president likely to instead stage back-to-back visits to mark 25 years of Good Friday agreement

npr.org - British tabloids have long exploited the U.K.'s ambivalent ties to the European Union with exaggerated, funny and often unfounded stories about regulations aiming to undo English food culture.

theguardian.com - Wine from England and Wales – ‘Brexit juice’ – makes up three-quarters of 2019-20 figure at Westminster

breitbart.com - A Tennessee law restricting drag shows was temporarily blocked on Friday, preventing officials from enforcing the law over the next two weeks.

breitbart.com - An alleged intruder in Lake Forest Park, Washington, kicked in the door to a home Wednesday afternoon and was shot dead by the individual renting the home.

theguardian.com - Case opened over concerns about Institute of Economic Affairs’ political independence

dailymail.co.uk - The bird of prey laid the first egg in a man-made nest box on Tuesday and a second egg has since been spotted. The nest box and platform was installed on the cathedral bell tower in 2016.

dailymail.co.uk - The Home Secretary defended the Government's plans to send migrants to Rwanda despite being challenged over a 2018 incident.