The ISIS-K (ISIL) group has claimed responsibility for the devastating attack at Moscow’s Crocus City Hall, resulting in 115 fatalities and over 100 injuries. Men in combat clothing entered the concert hall near the Kremlin and shot at people inside. Russian authorities have arrested 11 suspects, including four directly involved, according to the Federal Security Service. The United Nations Security Council strongly condemned the cowardly terrorist act in Krasnogorsk.

Russian President Putin has been briefed on the detention of 11 suspects following the terrorist attack at Crocus City Hall, which claimed 93 lives, including three children. The Russian Investigative Committee confirmed the death toll and reported 107 hospitalized, with five children among them. Reports suggest four detainees were directly involved. Additionally, two suspects were apprehended in the Bryansk region after a car chase. Blood donation appeals overwhelmed hospitals, and Moscow authorities pledged financial aid and funeral arrangements. Citizens mourned victims by laying flowers at the scene.

Buckingham Palace stated that King Charles III is "so proud" of Catherine, Princess of Wales, for her bravery in facing cancer treatment. The princess, undergoing chemotherapy since late February, described her diagnosis as a "huge shock" in a video message. Support poured in from the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and her brother James Middleton. The palace confirmed she'll miss upcoming events, emphasizing privacy. Well-wishers, including UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and US President Joe Biden, sent messages of support. Despite the ordeal, Catherine remains optimistic, urging others facing cancer not to lose hope.            

Russia alleges US suppression of Ukrainian involvement in Moscow concert shooting, killing over 60. White House denies initial Ukrainian connection, citing ongoing investigations. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby emphasizes absence of evidence linking Ukraine to attack. US expresses condolences to victims' families amid ongoing inquiry. Russia's accusations follow a deadly assault on a concert hall, heightening tensions amidst ongoing conflict with Ukraine. Kirby acknowledges horrific nature of attack and stresses need for thorough investigation.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle expressed support for Catherine, Princess of Wales, after she revealed her cancer diagnosis. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex wished for Kate's health and healing, urging privacy for her and her family during this challenging time. Kate Middleton, 42, disclosed her diagnosis, describing it as a "huge shock" and focusing on her recovery. The news follows her recent surgery for a non-cancerous condition. The royal family faces another health crisis as King Charles III undergoes cancer treatment. Buckingham Palace has not disclosed further details about either royal's condition.

Gunmen, dressed in combat gear, unleashed terror at a Moscow concert hall, leaving over 60 dead and 145 wounded. The assailants fired randomly and set off explosives, marking Russia's worst terror incident in years. The fate of the attackers remains uncertain, with authorities warning the death toll could rise. Islamic State claimed responsibility, asserting their gunmen fled the scene. Health officials reported around 60 in critical condition. US officials confirmed ISIS's involvement.           

Princess Kate of Wales, 42, shares a heartfelt video from her Windsor home disclosing her recent cancer diagnosis. Following successful abdominal surgery in January, post-operative tests revealed cancer, leading to preventative chemotherapy. Kate, visibly moved, expresses gratitude for support from husband William and global well-wishers. The royal family, including children George, Charlotte, and Louis, received the news ahead of Easter holidays. Despite the shock, Kate maintains a positive outlook, emphasizing her ongoing recovery and determination.

Several gunmen wearing combat fatigues opened fire at a crowd in the Crocus City Hall concert venue near Moscow, resulting in over 10 fatalities. The incident caused panic and chaos as attendees scrambled to safety. Russian media reported the attack, highlighting the severity of the situation. Authorities are investigating the motive behind the shooting, while emergency services rushed to the scene to provide aid to the injured. The tragic event has shaken the city, raising concerns about security measures at public gatherings.

Paola Marra, 53, who passed away at Dignitas, left a heartfelt message urging UK politicians to reconsider laws criminalizing assisted dying. Teaming up with photographer Rankin, Marra emphasized reclaiming control over one's end-of-life decisions. Highlighting the unbearable suffering of terminal illness, she denounced the current law's cruelty. Rankin, moved by Marra's story, emphasized the need for legislative change, advocating for individual autonomy in choosing how to die. Marra's open letter to Westminster leaders underscored the unfairness faced by those unable to access Dignitas due to financial constraints. Calls for reform intensify as political figures weigh in on the debate.

A Russian missile strike hits Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia dam, causing partial blackouts in Kharkiv. Over 60 Shahed drones and 90 missiles launched in extensive overnight assault, injuring civilians in Kharkiv and Vinnytsia. President Zelensky reports attack on Telegram. Earlier, Russian airstrikes in Kyiv injured a child and 12 others, damaging schools and residential buildings. Amidst escalating tensions, a war think tank suggests Russia is gearing up for large-scale conflict with NATO. Emergency services mobilize to contain dam fire, while Ukraine braces for further aggression.