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The Italian coach, who succeeded at Brighton with stylish possession football from 2022-24 but struggled at Marseille with recent collapses, would choose Spurs if offered the job next season. Tottenham sit in relegation trouble after sacking Thomas Frank in February, with Igor Tudor as interim admitting it's his toughest role yet. Manchester United, meanwhile, have revived under caretaker Michael Carrick, unbeaten in league play this year and fourth with 48 points. Fans at both clubs react sharply, with United supporters dismissing De Zerbi and Spurs ones split between his flair and Pochettino nostalgia.

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Roberto De Zerbi, fresh off a tough Marseille exit, eyes Tottenham as his next Premier League stop over Manchester United, according to Sky Sports reports.

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Numerous X posts criticize the England national football team's recent poor performance, predicting failure to advance past the group stage or reach the quarterfinals in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Users describe the squad as lacking quality and unprepared for the tournament. The discussion highlights widespread doubt about England's chances of success.

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Redcountessa, a former Labour member, left Your Party—launched in July 2025 by Corbyn and MP Zarah Sultana after his Labour expulsion—and joined the surging Green Party, citing hopes for greater impact from lefties uniting there. The Greens, led by Zack Polanski since August 2025, saw membership top 200,000 in England and Wales last week, fueled by Hannah Spencer's upset by-election win in Gorton and Denton on February 26, where they beat Labour. While supporters praise the party's focus on NHS, workers' rights, and environmentalism, critics slam its stances on housing, trans rights, and pro-Palestine views, highlighting fractures in Britain's left as local elections approach.

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A self-described Green Socialist waved goodbye to Jeremy Corbyn's Your Party over internal tensions, betting the Greens offer a better home for left-leaning voters.

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Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf highlighted masses on March 29 in Tehran, Tabriz, and Urmia, with congregations filling ornate churches under chandeliers and icons. He contrasted this with Israeli police initially blocking Latin Patriarch Pierbattista Pizzaballa from the Holy Sepulchre due to security risks from the Iran war, later allowing a limited service after Netanyahu's intervention. Qalibaf claimed a sharp drop in Christians from 12.5% before 1948 to 1% now—though censuses show lower starting figures—and amid tensions, critics noted Iran's arrests of Christian converts.

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On Palm Sunday, Iran's parliament speaker shared photos of packed church services in Tehran, framing them against a barred entry at Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre.

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Last week, a truck carrying 413,000 KitKat wafers vanished en route from an Italian factory to Poland, prompting Nestlé to warn of Easter shortages and track the bars via unique codes. Social media users highlighted the company's 1970s infant formula marketing in low-income countries, which studies link to millions of infant deaths due to unsafe dilution practices amid poverty and poor water access. Recent accusations include adding sugar to cereals in places like Senegal while keeping European versions plain, plus past comments on water pricing and supply chain issues—the company insists it follows global standards today.

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Thieves swiped 12 tons of KitKat bars from a truck heading to Poland, but online chatter quickly turned to Nestlé's long shadow of scandals.

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The visit from April 27 to 30 includes a state dinner on April 28 and a stop in Bermuda, highlighting UK-US ties despite recent tensions over Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. Trump called it 'TERRIFIC' and expressed respect for the king, while the British Embassy shared excitement. In the UK, critics like Alastair Campbell and Sir Ed Davey urged cancellation over Trump's remarks on Britain, and US Rep. Ro Khanna requested a meeting with Epstein survivors, though none is planned.

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla are gearing up for a historic trip to the White House, invited by President Trump for talks and a state banquet during America's 250th independence anniversary.

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Assailants on motorcycles opened fire in Angwan Rukuba, Jos North, around 7:30 p.m. on March 29, killing 28 people including those gathered for church observances, as confirmed by Governor Caleb Mutfwang. Dozens were wounded, prompting a 48-hour curfew, exam postponements at the University of Jos, and protests despite restrictions. Leaders like Mutfwang vowed justice and aid, while President Tinubu's office offered condolences and summoned the governor amid calls to end the cycle of violence in Plateau State's tense Middle Belt.

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A mother cradled her young son Promise, begging him to wake up amid bodies on dirt roads after gunmen struck a crowded bar and market on Palm Sunday.

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Argentina's economy expanded 4.4% in 2025, reversing a 1.8% contraction in 2024, thanks to Milei's austerity, deregulation, and peso devaluation since December 2023. Inflation dropped sharply to 33.1% year-on-year by February 2026, with urban poverty falling to 31.6% from 52.9% a year earlier and real wages starting to rise. Supporters credit free-market changes for the gains, while critics note U.S. support and persistent unemployment at 7.5%, alongside uneven recovery across sectors.

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President Javier Milei took office amid 211% hyperinflation and slashed spending with his 'shock therapy.' Now, official numbers show a strong rebound taking hold.

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In the first senior men's international at Everton's 52,000-capacity Hill Dickinson Stadium, Côte d'Ivoire beat Scotland 1-0 thanks to Pépé's 12th-minute rebound goal. Scotland manager Steve Clarke tested fringe players like George Hirst and Jacob Hyam in a 3-5-2 setup, making multiple subs, but they couldn't break through despite 14 shots to Ivory Coast's 11. Thousands of Tartan Army fans packed Liverpool pubs with sing-songs, and stadium food like a £7.50 battered Mars bar in whisky custard earned laughs, while Andy Robertson hit 92 caps to become Scotland's second-most capped player.

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Nicolas Pépé tapped in the winner early after his shot ricocheted off the post, and Côte d'Ivoire's defense stood tall against Scotland's onslaught at Liverpool's waterfront stadium.

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The moment from Iyabo Ojo's 'The Return of Arinzo' premiere spread widely online, drawing millions of views and reigniting the longtime rivalry between the Nollywood stars. Abraham's husband Kolawole Ajeyemi urged her to stay patient on Instagram, while she unfollowed Akindele and deleted a comment vowing never to greet her again. Their history includes early collaborations that turned competitive with box office hits like Akindele's record-breaking films over ₦2 billion and Abraham's blockbusters, leaving fans divided between memes and defenses of both.

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Toyin Abraham leaned in with a friendly greeting at the Lagos movie premiere, but Funke Akindele kept her gaze forward without responding, adjusting her hair instead.

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Users highlighted Snyder's apparent likes for Second Amendment content, generative AI artwork, and other posts, tying it to his past pro-Israel stance from a 2023 open letter. Critics mocked it as no surprise for the director of Batman v Superman and the Justice League Snyder Cut, while supporters downplayed a single pro-gun like as basic constitutional support—something Snyder backed via the NRA in 2018. Snyder has called himself a liberal Democrat in a 2021 Guardian interview, and some fans focused solely on his films amid ongoing DC fandom tensions with James Gunn's reboot. He has not responded publicly.

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Screenshots of Zack Snyder's Instagram activity surfaced, showing likes on pro-gun posts and AI art that some called right-wing. Reactions split fast between critics and defenders.

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