Coventry Telegraph - April 10, 2025

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April 10, 2025

New specialist school could open in Cov

A NEW specialist primary school with 48 places could open in Coventry.

1 min

10,000 expected to help celebrate colourful festival

OVER 10,000 Sikhs will be celebrating the religious festival of Vaisakhi with a fun-filled parade through Coventry.

1 min

Coventry 'hidden gem' named among best in tourism awards

A HISTORIC Coventry venue has been announced as a finalist in Visit England's Awards for Excellence.

2 mins

Chancellor 'committed to securing a US trade deal'

CHANCELLOR Rachel Reeves sought to reassure the City yesterday as stocks continued to slide following Donald Trump's imposition of sweeping tariffs.

2 mins

DR Congo returns jailed US citizens

THREE Americans convicted on charges of participating in a botched coup attempt in the Democratic Republic of Congo last year have been repatriated to the United States days after the country commuted their death sentences to life imprisonment, an official said.

1 min

China's 84% revenge

CHINA has raised tariffs to 84% on goods coming from the US in an additional counter-measure.

1 min

We're all doomed here now in broken Blighty

CAN all the people who are fed up of our Government doing nothing about the asylum seekers coming here illegally start buying dingies and then make their way over to France?

1 min

Currant affairs

TRUSTY, SPRING FLOWERING SHRUB IS GOOD NEWS FOR US AND WILDLIFE

1 min

SHAKE UP YOUR MAKE-UP

EXPERTS EXPLAIN WHEN TO DITCH OLD COSMETICS, BY SARA KEENAN

2 mins

Mind the Gap as high street goes for high fashion

WHEN I was growing up, Gap was one of those brands that everyone wanted to be seen wearing. Owning one of its sweaters or stomping around in a pair of Gap jeans signified you were one of the 'cool kids'.

2 mins

CATCHING THE EYE...

Oystercatchers announce their spring arrival on the nuptials scene

1 min

England skipper Brook bats off cash questions

HARRY Brook insists there is no amount of money on the lucrative franchise circuit that could sway him from his England commitments ahead of a crucial next few months.

1 min

Paterson's late strike just perfect for crucial City win

COVENTRY Kid Jamie Paterson scored a brilliant stoppage-time volley to give the Sky Blues victory against stubborn relegation battlers Portsmouth at the CBS Arena.