Northern Lights may be visible across parts of UK tonight:

Nigel Farage is a 'political fraud and hypocrite' who is 'cosplaying' as a working-class champion in order to win votes.— Paul Nowak, general secretary of the TUC, criticizing Nigel Farage's attempts to appeal to the working class.

"People were shamelessly revelling in the further diminishment to the rights of one of the most marginalised, disadvantaged and discriminated groups in our society."— Simona Berry, trans business woman and founder of Sheffield-based company Beta, expressed her concerns about the ruling's implications.

"With deep sorrow I must announce the death of our Holy Father Francis."— Cardinal Kevin Farrell, announcing the death of Pope Francis.

The message we’re getting, frankly, from the highest equalities office in the country is that they want to get rid of us, and they don’t really care where we go.— Cleo Madeleine, spokesperson for Gendered Intelligence, expresses concern about the future of vulnerable trans individuals following the ruling.

"I have written to the Lord Speaker urging him not to agree that Trump should address parliament as previous presidents have done, because he does not respect democracy, the courts or the rule of law."— Lord Foulkes of Cumnock, a former minister in Tony Blair's government, expressed concerns about Trump's address to Parliament.

I'm ready to go, pleading to see my children one last time.— Virginia Giuffre in a worrying post from her hospital bed detailing her health struggles.

"This is the moment to own up to a colossal mistake and change course. Otherwise, America will face ruin for years to come."— Richard Branson discussing the impact of Donald Trump's tariff policies.

I understand why there’s so much focus on our trading relationship with the US but actually, our trading relationship with Europe is arguably even more important, because they’re our nearest neighbours and trading partners.— Rachel Reeves made this statement during an interview with the BBC regarding the UK's trade priorities.

"We are entering a new era."— Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas, chief economist at the IMF, on the impact of trade wars on the global economy.

"Protected the rights of women and girls across the United Kingdom."— J.K. Rowling expressed her happiness about the ruling and emphasized the significance of the victory for women's rights.

"The UK is unshakeable in its commitment to NATO. With Russian aggression growing and security threats on the rise, we are stepping up to reassure our allies, deter adversaries and protect our national security through our plan for change."— Luke Pollard, Armed Forces Minister, in an interview with The Telegraph.

One of the scenarios is ... to give up territory. It's not fair. But for the peace, temporary peace, maybe it can be a solution, temporary.— Vitali Klitschko, the Mayor of Kyiv, said in an interview with the BBC.

He called the allegation that he instructed employees to withdraw thousands of dollars for personal purposes a 'flat lie.'— Klaus Schwab denies the accusations and sees himself as a victim of a smear campaign.

Crimea is Ukraine. It means a lot for the ones who are occupied that others don't recognize this as Russian.— Kaja Kallas, the EU's top diplomat, stated that the European Union will never recognize the Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula as legally Russian.

Wages growing faster than prices and positive growth figures are encouraging but adds that there's more to be done.— Chancellor Rachel Reeves reacting to March's 2.6% inflation rate, emphasizing the ongoing challenges faced by families.