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1. Two students die following meningitis outbreak at University of Kent

   It is understood that 11 people from the Canterbury area, most aged between 18 and 21, are currently in hospital and reported to be seriously ill

2. Tottenham: Igor Tudor predicts 'something big' and makes admission over future

   Igor Tudor ends Tottenham’s record six-game losing sequence with a deserved point against Liverpool

3. Two dead after meningitis and septicaemia outbreak at university

   The UKHSA said it was notified of 13 cases with signs and symptoms of meningitis and septicaemia from Friday to Sunday in the Canterbury area of Kent.

4. Three things we learned from Tottenham draw as Richarlison provides spark of inspiration

   Guglielmo Vicario was unconvincing overall on his return to the team but Tottenham show fight at Anfield

5. Joel Dommett turned up to film Celebrity Sabotage day after waking in ambulance during London Marathon

   The comedian fainted at mile 17 of the London Marathon but still arrived on set the next day to film the hidden-camera show, where one disguise saw him pose as an armchair

6. Starmer and Trump discuss ‘importance’ of reopening Strait of Hormuz

   Tehran’s stranglehold on oil tankers passing through the narrow sea passage has driven energy prices up across the world.

7. Donald Trump and Keir Starmer hold crisis talks on opening Strait of Hormuz closed by Iran attacks on tankers

   Cabinet minister Ed Miliband confirmed that Britain is considering deploying de-mining drones to the Middle East

8. Liverpool: Arne Slot reacts to booing after Tottenham draw and sends message to fans

   Liverpool drop points from a winning position once again this season as Spurs draw dents top-four hopes

9. ‘She’s already a winner’: Kerry town beams with pride for Jessie Buckley

   Ahead of the Oscars, locals pinned up posters in shop windows and shared their hopes for proud Kerry woman Jessie Buckley.

10. Micheal Martin hails vibrancy of Irish-American community on St Patrick’s Day

    The Taoiseach was invited to the parade in Philadelphia as a guest of honour.