Pimblett, 31, brushed away criticism that number one challenger Arman Tsarukyan or those above him, like Charles Oliveria and Max Holloway, should have been given the nod before him. “It makes sense given the situation,” he said. “We don’t know when Topuria is coming back and we can’t hold the …
Read More »Shropshire woman reunited with purse stolen in Birmingham 16 years ago
Mark ElliottRadio Shropshire Beth Heath Beth Heath had her handbag stolen while working at the NEC in 2010 An events manager has said it is “nuts” to have been reunited with a purse that was stolen 16 years ago. Beth Heath, from Shropshire Festivals, said it was taken along with …
Read More »Australian Open 2026: Madison Keys overcomes nerves to beat Oleksandra Oliynykova to start title defence
If Madison Keys was not nervous enough about starting her Australian Open title defence, facing an unknown opponent only added to the tension. The 30-year-old American had a fairytale run in Melbourne 12 months ago, culminating in her lifting the first Grand Slam trophy of her career. However, she made …
Read More »Shetland communities back call for faulty gene screening
Every community in Shetland has backed calls for an islands-wide project to screen for a faulty gene which can increase the risk of a series of life-threatening conditions. Experts believe the gene – which has been linked to a number of cancers – was introduced to Shetland by a family …
Read More »Today’s NYT Connections Hints, Answers for Jan. 20 #954
Looking for the most recent Connections answers? Click here for today’s Connections hints, as well as our daily answers and hints for The New York Times Mini Crossword, Wordle, Connections: Sports Edition and Strands puzzles. Today’s NYT Connections puzzle offers a fairly tricky purple group, but that’s nothing new to Connections players. …
Read More »Suspected cases of avian flu found in River Kennet swans
Stephen StaffordSouth of England Getty Images At least 23 swans are believed to have been found dead along the River Kennet in Newbury (file photo) The deaths of more than 20 swans along a stretch of river is suspected to have been caused by avian flu. The Swan Support rescue …
Read More »Family seek answers over Dublin death
O’Neill family James O’Neill, 43, was a father-of-two from Belfast The family of a man from Northern Ireland whose body lay unidentified in a Dublin morgue for more than a year, despite him carrying identification, have said they are seeking answers about what happened to him. The remains of James …
Read More »NASA’s Curiosity Rover Sent a Postcard From Mars With This Beautiful Photo of the Red Planet
One of the best things about NASA’s Curiosity and Perseverance rovers are the amazing scenic photographs they send us from Mars. These photos give scientists a better view of our red neighbor and are also just cool to see. The latest image from Curiosity is a gorgeous panorama taken from Mars’ …
Read More »Kiefer Sutherland reportedly accused of punching, choking Uber driver
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! New details about Kiefer Sutherland’s alleged assault of a rideshare driver have been revealed. Sutherland allegedly punched the rideshare driver multiple times and attempted to choke him in the early morning hours of Jan. 12, law enforcement sources told ABC News. The …
Read More »Cardiff takeover: WRU look to Ospreys owners to buy Cardiff
If a deal with Y11 was to be achieved, Ospreys fans will fear they could eventually disappear as a professional outfit. That would not happen before the WRU could do a deal with the United Rugby Championship (URC) to reduce the number of Welsh sides in the league, with a …
Read More »Cockroaches found in sink and ice cream at Stockport’s Pizza Roma
Stockport Council Cockroaches were found on the floor of Pizza Roma, in the sinks, and even inside the ice cream machine – presenting a “serious contamination risk”, officers say A pizza shop where cockroaches were found living inside an ice cream machine has been forced to pay more than £13,000. …
Read More »Homes evacuated after discovery of suspicious object
Residents have left their homes in north Belfast following the discovery of a suspicious object in the area. Eia Street, which is off the Antrim Road, is closed at its junction with Brookhill Avenue. Police said the object was found on Monday afternoon and “a number of homes” were advised …
Read More »Sandie Peggie legal team to appeal all versions of tribunal ruling
The legal team representing NHS Fife nurse Sandie Peggie have confirmed they will appeal an employment tribunal ruling, as well as two corrected versions of it. Peggie was suspended from her job in a Kirkcaldy hospital’s A&E department after she complained about transgender doctor Beth Upton – a biological male …
Read More »'We had a good conversation' – Frank on Tottenham board support
Under-pressure Tottenham Hotspur head coach Thomas Frank says he has the support of the club’s board, as they prepare to take on Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League. BBC News
Read More »Gunmen abduct more than 150 Christians in mass kidnapping | World News
Armed bandits have kidnapped more than 150 Christians in simultaneous attacks on a number of churches in Nigeria. The attack occurred on Sunday in Kurmin Wali, a community in the Kajuru area of northern Nigeria, while church services were under way. Different sources gave different tallies of how many people …
Read More »South East Water boss should not get bonus
The boss of South East Water should not receive a bonus after tens of thousands of its customers were recently left without water, the Environment Secretary has said. David Hinto was awarded £115,000 last year on top of his £400,000 salary, and his bonus is in line to more than …
Read More »Mark Stoneman: Somerset sign ex-England batter to coaching staff
Former England opener Mark Stoneman has joined Somerset to work as a batting coach. The 38-year-old who played for Durham, Surrey, Middlesex and Hampshire over an 18-year county career has joined on an initial three-month consultancy basis. Stoneman scored 19,864 runs across the three formats of the game and played …
Read More »Exploring why adapting to the environment is more difficult as people age
[ Of all the brain structures related to behavioral adaptability, this collection of structures correlated with functional performance in older—but not younger—adults. Thus, age-related changes in behavioral adaptability may be reflected in the integrity of these structures. Colors indicate the associated cognitive function. AF, arcuate fasciculus; UF, uncinate fasciculus; CTh, …
Read More »Smestow Academy in Wolverhampton closes after man’s body found
Caroline GallWest Midlands Google Maps The school in Windmill Crescent closed at lunchtime on Monday Police are investigating after the body of a man was found in the grounds of a Wolverhampton school. Emergency crews were called to Smestow Academy at about 10:40 GMT following the discovery, West Midlands Police …
Read More »Who will win title race between Hearts, Celtic & Rangers?
Rangers have also changed head coach and have thrust themselves back into the title race under Danny Rohl after Russell Martin’s early season departure. CA: “Danny’s done a brilliant job. He’s understood where Rangers are and what he’s done. He’s carried himself like a Rangers manager should. He spoke really …
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