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Think the Seychelles is all white beaches and blue seas? Think again, says Nick Curtis, as he boards a luxury cruise ship to explore its lush coves and rich sea life up close

Patrick Newman joins Bob to discuss Simon Kuznets’ role in developing GNP and GDP metrics and Kuznets’ concerns over how government spending is accounted for in economic statistics.

Actor Simone Ashley turns 30 and singer Justin Moore turns 41, among the famous birthdays for March 30.

Advocates of higher birthrates have support in the Trump administration. But it’s unclear whether their priorities will win out.

On March 30, 1981, John Hinckley Jr. shot and injured U.S. President Ronald Reagan outside a Washington hotel.

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Interlull door has just shut... Hallelujah! So we can get back to the real deal, and finally the true run-in. The first of 2 league games before the all-important UCL QF.

So how did our players fare?

• Gabriel returned early - yellow accumulation suspension (“nice” of Brasil to release him?)...

1. Mars rover makes the most significant find yet in the search for alien life  Earth.com
2. Curiosity rover makes ‘arguably the most exciting organic detection to date on Mars’  CNN
3. Nasa’s Curiosity rover has found the longest chain carbon molecules yet on Mars. It’s a significant finding in the search for alien life  The Conversation
4. Nasa rover discovers largest organic compounds yet found on Mars  The Guardian
5. Curiosity rover detects long-chain carbon molecules... Читать дальше...

1. Children as young as five attacking their teachers  The Telegraph
2. Wales' papers: Rise in school violence and footballer jailed  BBC
3. Kids as young as five attacking teachers as UK schools recovering from impact of Covid  The Mirror
4. 'Violence and aggression' in Welsh schools at 'crisis point'  Penarth Times
5. School crisis as children as young as five attacking teachers  Express

The distance has left them inured, emotions cold as nighttime in Antartica. The carnage back home is Father’s way of dispensing tough love, it’s what we needed, they say.

There are a number of former Premier League talents that football fans will be bamboozled to hear are still plying their trade well into their twilight years - from cult classic stars to 'Big Six' legends

1. Alan Shearer gatecrashes Bruno Guimaraes interview - his reaction is priceless  Shields Gazette
2. Hundreds of thousands celebrate Newcastle's Carabao Cup win  BBC.com
3. Newcastle news: Fan pictures and comments from open-top bus parade  BBC
4. Newcastle revels in silverware success as history boys parade Carabao Cup  The Guardian
5. Howe chasing more Newcastle success after Carabao Cup celebrations  Evening Standard

This network of roads and trails served as vital trading routes

There are many ways to go about booking travel and one of the most popular places to look is Google Flights. Travel websites have been known to monitor web browsing and will raise flight prices when revisiting the booking website. These websites included booking.com, Priceline, Tripadvisor, and many more according to KnownHost.

Americans have found many ways to display a sense of patriotism over the years, but when patriotic symbols and messages find their way into pop culture, they can be inspiring in a fresh, unexpected way. Sometimes, this happens with films that depict impactful events, such as World War II, or that explore topics like freedom […]

1. Anti-American Sentiment Rises in Europe as Trump Fuels Anger  Bloomberg
2. Le boycott: French customers shun McDonald’s, Coca Cola and Tesla to protest against Trump | France  The Guardian
3. Denmark considered U.S. one of its closest allies. Now many Danes are refusing to buy American  CBC.ca
4. After Canada, it's now Denmark's turn: Danes boycott American products, ban Netflix and Californian wine  The Economic Times
5. ‘The Americans didn’t learn their lesson’: Meet... Читать дальше...

1. Millions to get a pay rise in DAYS – check if you’ll be you be £1,400 better off...  The Sun
2. Millions of workers to receive pay rise on April 1  The Independent
3. Minimum wage set to increase on April 1 for all age groups - exactly how much you could get  Liverpool Echo
4. Government confirms date poorest paid will get rise to £12.21 an hour  Chronicle Live
5. Minimum wage changes from this week get 'massive support' from voters - full details  The Mirror

1. The secretive banking system helping smuggle migrants to Britain  The Telegraph
2. Informal money transfer businesses must act against criminality  GOV.UK
3. Revealed: How people smugglers move millions around the world without leaving a trace  The Telegraph
4. NEWS: £2B per year laundered through ‘underground’ UK money transfer networks  AML Intelligence
5. HMRC: Informal money transfer businesses must take action against criminal exploitation  Mynewsdesk

Myriam Spiteri Debono, 72, was appointed president on April 4 last year. Photo: Karl Andrew Micallef

Abby Jimenez knows the recipe for success. The secret ingredient? Betting on herself. After all, years before becoming the author of several bestselling rom-coms—her latest, Say You’ll Remember...

It looks like Marvel Rivals Season 2 will add more than just new characters when it launches in April.

21st Europe has proposed the ambitious Starline network - a high-speed, Tube-style train line aiming to streamline European travel.

Advertised as the biggest labyrinth in the world, Kerdroya is scheduled to open later this month

This village was ranked as one of the UK's poshest villages but it seems there is just one single thing going for it.

Despite being nowhere near a beach, this magnificent city has been hailed as the ultimate European spot with UNESCO World Heritage sites and endless parks.

This lake stuns with its vibrant green waters but hides a deadly secret, making it one of the world's most hazardous bodies of water.