At least 34 people have died and dozens more are injured after air strikes from Myanmar’s military hit a hospital in the country’s west on Wednesday night, according to ground sources. The hospital is located in Mrauk-U town in Rakhine state, an area controlled by the Arakan Army – one …
Read More »Football Daily – UCL Debrief: 100% Arsenal, nearly for Newcastle & City add to pressure on Alonso
Available for 29 days Steve Crossman reacts to Wednesday’s Champions League results with correspondent John Murray and former Real Madrid and England defender Jonathan Woodgate. Journalist for Marca, Juan Castro, chats about the pressure mounting on Real Madrid manager Xabi Alonso after losing to Manchester City. Does he deserve more …
Read More »Tottenham players including Beth England admit their confessions
Tottenham players including Bethany England, Kit Graham, Jessica Naz and Lenna Gunning-Williams share their confessions, including unpopular opinions and their team-mate icks. Watch live coverage of Manchester United v Tottenham Hotspur in the Women’s Super League on Sunday, 14 December from 14:30 GMT on BBC Two, BBC iPlayer and the …
Read More »Exiled Hong Kong activist target of harassment campaign
Damian GrammaticasPolitical Correspondent Getty Images A high-profile Hong Kong pro-democracy activist living in the UK has been the target of a campaign of harassment involving letters containing fake, sexually explicit images of her sent from China to her neighbours. Carmen Lau, 30, who fled Hong Kong four years ago, told …
Read More »Trump launches $1m ‘gold card’ immigration visas
President Donald Trump has launched a scheme offering fast-tracked US visas to wealthy foreigners who can pay at least $1m (£750,000). The card will give buyers a “direct path to Citizenship for all qualified and vetted people. SO EXCITING! Our Great American Companies can finally keep their invaluable Talent,” Trump …
Read More »Man Utd 0-3 Lyon: Humbled by Lyon – but key lessons learned
Skinner’s reminder of Lyon’s ability cannot be ignored as they boasted a side including 2018 Ballon d’Or winner Ada Hegerberg and USA World Cup winner Lindsey Heaps. Legendary France centre-back Wendie Renard was an unused substitute and elite players such as Lily Yohannes, Kadidiatou Diani and Marie-Antoinette Katoto all came …
Read More »Gavin and Stacey’s Dave’s Coaches up for sale for £200k
BBC/Toffee International Ltd/Tom Jackson The vehicle played a key role in the show’s long-awaited finale which aired last Christmas A “tidy” piece of TV memorabilia has just gone up for sale which should get lovers of Gavin and Stacey revving their engines. The actual Dave’s Coaches bus from the hit …
Read More »Leverkusen score late equaliser to deny Newcastle win
Newcastle United concede another painful late goal as Alex Grimaldo rescues a dramatic Champions League point for Bayer Leverkusen. BBC News
Read More »Ray Winstone given Freedom of the City of London
PA Media Ray Winstone: “This has been such a special day for me” Actor Ray Winstone has said he is “a very proud Londoner” after receiving the Freedom of the City of London. The 68-year old, who has starred in films including The Departed, Scum and Sexy Beast, was honoured …
Read More »Italian cooking awarded special Unesco status
Italian cooking has been awarded special cultural heritage status by the United Nations’ cultural agency Unesco. National favourites including pizza are already on Unesco’s list of “intangible cultural heritage”, but now Italian cooking traditions and the way they are practiced and transmitted have been awarded. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, who …
Read More »‘Exceptional’ British soldier killed in Ukraine accident pictured | UK News
The Ministry of Defence have shared a picture of the British soldier who was killed in a “tragic accident” in Ukraine, as Volodymyr Zelenskyy prepares to give Donald Trump a revised plan for peace with Russia. The Ukrainian president said his delegation is set to hand Kyiv’s proposal to Washington …
Read More »Same-sex couples to compete in British ice dancing
Same-sex couples will be allowed to compete in British ice dance competitions next year after a change for the 2026-27 season, external. British Ice Skating announced the move which follows the lead of national federations in Canada and Finland. Canada was the first country to allow same-sex pairs to compete …
Read More »Pupils refuse to let school closure ruin Christmas
Ashleigh Swan and Keiron TourishBBC News NI BBC Grace and Josh were full of festive spirit at the Christmas dinner The children of Nazareth House have refused to allow their school closure to ruin Christmas. A week after the Londonderry primary school was shut because of an unsafe roof, the …
Read More »Canada’s ambassador to the US Kirsten Hillman to step down
Canada’s ambassador to Washington Kirsten Hillman has announced she will be stepping down in the new year – a key departure as trade talks between the US and Canada remain stalled. In a post on X late on Monday, Hillman said there is never a “perfect time” to leave such …
Read More »Reform defends selection of Bangladeshi candidate in Portsmouth
Emily HudsonHampshire political reporter George Madgwick Addy Mo Asaduzzaman has been selected to stand in Central Southsea next May The leader of Reform UK in Portsmouth has hit back after the party was criticised for selecting a Bangladeshi man to stand in next year’s city council elections. Addy Mo Asaduzzaman, …
Read More »Don’t let Donald Trump interfere with UK democracy, Ed Davey tells Starmer
Becky MortonPolitical reporter Reuters Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has urged the prime minister to stand up to Donald Trump, describing the US president’s new national security strategy as “deeply alarming”. The document, which was published last week, warns Europe faces “civilisational erasure” and says US policy should prioritise …
Read More »US sanctions network it says recruits Colombian fighters for Sudan’s civil war
The US has imposed sanctions on a network it says is recruiting former Colombian soldiers and training individuals to fight in Sudan’s civil war. Eight entities and individuals – primarily of Colombian nationality – have been aiding the Sudanese paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF), the US Treasury’s Office of Foreign …
Read More »Andy Reid MBE’s survival inspires St Helens MP’s medal campaign
Claire HamiltonLiverpool City Region political reporter, BBC News Bernard Platt From left: Defence Minister Al Carns, Cpl Andy Reid MBE, leader of St Helens Council Anthony Burns and David Baines MP An army veteran who survived against the odds after stepping on an improvised explosive device has inspired an MP …
Read More »Abducted Nigerian children reunited with parents – but 150 still being held | World News
Parents in Nigeria have been reunited with 100 students who were abducted last month when gunmen stormed their school. More than 300 students and staff were kidnapped from St Mary’s Catholic School in Papiri, in northern Nigeria, on 21 November, just days after 25 students were also taken in nearby …
Read More »Lori Loughlin returns to Hallmark after Varsity Blues scandal forced hiatus
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! As Lori Loughlin continues to navigate life post-Varsity Blues scandal and recent marriage woes, the “Full House” alum is taking back her wholesome image with a highly-anticipated return to Hallmark. Loughlin, who is gearing up to reprise her role as Abigail Stanton …
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