Trump's escalating threats against Iran after the rescue of a downed US airman dominate headlines, with Iran striking Kuwait's oil infrastructure and politicians reacting to aggressive rhetoric, while global oil markets and UK funeral costs feel the impact of the ongoing conflict.

• Iran War Live Updates: Trump Escalates Threat to Hit Iranian Power Plants After U.S. Rescues Downed Airman — New York Times World -
• Trump Revels in Threats to Commit War Crimes in Iran — New York Times World -
• 'We are at the edge of a battlefield': BBC reports near Strait of Hormuz — BBC World -

• How rescue of US airman in remote part of Iran unfolded — BBC World -
• A Looming Deadline — New York Times World -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• At War With Iran Again, Some Israelis Fear Conflict Is Becoming Routine — New York Times World -
• Trump Seems Emboldened With New Threats in Truth Social Post Over Strait of Hormuz — New York Times World -
• What We Know About the Rescue of a U.S. Airman After Two Jet Crashes — New York Times World -
• Analysis: Trump declares victory in Iran war after rescue, but threats to US operation still loom — BBC World -
• Here’s a Timeline of Trump’s Ultimatums Over the Strait of Hormuz — New York Times World -
• Iran strikes Kuwait’s oil infrastructure before Opec+ supply talks — The Guardian -
• Trump warns Iran to reopen strait of Hormuz by Tuesday or face ‘hell’ — The Guardian -
• Iran’s Downing of Fighter Jet and U.S. Rescue Leave Both Sides Dangerously Emboldened — New York Times World -
• How downed F-15 US airman was rescued inside Iran — BBC World -
• ‘Unhinged madman’: US politicians react to Trump’s expletive-laden threat to Iran — The Guardian -
• Seriously wounded US airman rescued from Iran, Trump says — BBC World -
• Seven arrested over alleged support for Palestine Action at RAF Lakenheath protest — The Guardian -
• Despite propaganda coup of F-15 crew rescue, downing is reminder to US that Iran can fight back — The Guardian -
• How the CIA Helped Locate a Missing Airman After Iran Downed a U.S. Fighter Jet — New York Times World -
• In New Threats, Trumps Seems Emboldened by a Successful Rescue — New York Times World -
• US rescues second crew member of downed F-15E fighter jet from Iran — The Guardian -
• Worker for US defense contractor killed in Iraq as colleagues say they are pressured to stay — The Guardian -
• Iran war driving up funeral costs in the UK — The Guardian -
• Iran’s Defenses Have Been Struck, but They Can Still Fire Missiles and Drones — New York Times World -
• Interceptor Missiles Save Lives, but Stockpiles Are Dwindling — New York Times World -
• U.S. Rescues Downed Air Force Officer Deep Inside Iran, Trump Says — New York Times World -
• What we know so far about rescue of US airman in Iran — BBC World -
• Here’s the latest. — New York Times World -
• Asian countries assure Australia ‘normal supply’ of fuel will continue as Albanese focuses on averting shortages — The Guardian -
• US and Iran trade threats to unleash 'hell' as search for missing US airman continues — BBC World -
• Netanyahu confirms attack on petrochemical plant– as it happened — The Guardian -
• Here’s What Happened in the War in the Middle East on Saturday — New York Times World -

National Health Service doctors prepare for a strike as calls are made to crack down on blue badge misuse, while the government announces new hubs to prevent youth crime and introduces a new farm inheritance tax rule causing concern.

• Blue badge permits now held by 1 in 15 adults in England — The Guardian -
• NHS urges patients not to put off care as doctors in England prepare for strike — The Guardian -
• Hubs to help young people away from crime and into work to open in England — The Guardian -

• New UK farm inheritance tax rule will cause ‘significant challenges’, say accountants — The Guardian -
• Starmer attacks Greens, saying vote for Labour rivals puts new workers’ rights at risk — The Guardian -
• Storm Dave: thousands of homes in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland left without power — The Guardian -
• UK has detained 76 ‘age-disputed’ children under one in, one out scheme — The Guardian -
• Labour to back down on foie gras and fur bans to ease EU trade deal — The Guardian -
• Fair Work Agency’s priorities criticised days before its launch — The Guardian -
• Ministers working with Labour backbenchers to temper Mahmood immigration plans — The Guardian -

Protests erupt in Texas against a border wall through a national park, while Trump's mass deportation plans are impacting small towns, and concerns over gunfire near the White House underscore domestic security issues.

• Fuel tanker erupts in flames after toppling power lines in Texas — The Guardian -
• Thousands in Texas protest against border wall through national park: ‘big love for Big Bend’ — The Guardian -
• Trump’s mass deportation plan has broken the quiet of small US towns: ‘We have to take care of each other’ — The Guardian -

• US health officials appear to shy away from anti-vaccine talk ahead of midterms — The Guardian -
• Secret Service investigates reports of gunfire near White House — The Guardian -
• Priest accused of coercing congregants for sex in Texas could have single trial for charges from three separate accusers — The Guardian -
• Man charged with impaired driving after after hitting Louisiana crowd celebrating Lao New Year — The Guardian -
• ICE wanted to build a detention centre - this small farming town said no — BBC World -

Artemis II astronauts are on course to reach the far side of the Moon, captivating the world with stunning lunar pictures, while Nasa's chief discusses the search for alien life as a core mission aspect.

• Chance of alien life ‘goes to heart’ of space missions, Nasa chief says — The Guardian -
• Artemis II astronauts expected to reach far side of moon on Monday — The Guardian -
• Artemis's stunning Moon pictures - science or holiday photos? — BBC World -

• 'Absolutely spectacular': Artemis II crew see first glimpse of far side of Moon — BBC World -

The Australian Human Rights Commission investigates allegations of racial discrimination by the NSW government, a family court rules an Aboriginal child should be returned to his community, and police face a negligence lawsuit after an officer's death.

• Australian Human Rights Commission investigates NSW government over allegations of racial discrimination — The Guardian -
• Aboriginal child moved 1,700km from remote NT community should be returned, family court rules — The Guardian -
• Sisters of officer killed by Dezi Freeman plan to sue police for negligence, lawyer says — The Guardian -

• Nearly 100 NSW service stations fined $1,100 each over misleading petrol prices amid fuel shortage crackdown — The Guardian -
• Asian countries assure Australia ‘normal supply’ of fuel will continue as Albanese focuses on averting shortages — The Guardian -
• Man arrested attempting to board international flight at Melbourne airport charged with murdering woman — The Guardian -

Hungary faces "false flag" claims amidst allegations of a pipeline plot ahead of elections, while the Pope calls for global peace in his first Easter Mass and Germany faces uproar over new military service rules.

• Hungary alleges plot to blow up gas pipeline ahead of election — BBC World -
• Hungarian PM faces ‘false flag’ claims after Serbia says explosives found near pipeline — The Guardian -
• More Than 70 Migrants Missing After Boat Capsizes Off Libya — New York Times World -

• Pope Leo calls for global leaders to choose peace in his first Easter Mass — BBC World -
• Uproar in Germany over law requiring men get military approval for long stays abroad — The Guardian -
• Pope Leo XIV Calls for Peace in First Easter Mass — New York Times World -

Major sponsors withdraw from a music festival due to the booking of Kanye West, following criticism from political figures, while the UK shows trends of falling out of love with social media.

• Diageo and Pepsi drop Wireless sponsorship amid criticism of Kanye West booking — The Guardian -
• Pepsi Drops Sponsorship of Wireless Festival Headlined by Kanye West — New York Times World -
• Is the UK falling out of love with social media? — The Guardian -

Scientists raise concerns over satellite mirror plans potentially disrupting sleep and ecosystems worldwide, as China tightens regulations on its burgeoning drone industry.

• Satellite mirror plans could disrupt sleep and ecosystems worldwide, scientists say — The Guardian -
• China Built the World’s Drone Industry. Now It’s Locking Down the Skies. — New York Times World -