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Tulip Siddiq named in third Bangladesh inquiry into money laundering and power misuse

Former anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq has been named in a third inquiry being launched by authorities in Bangladesh investigating money laundering and power misuse.

Three people arrested after boy, 14, stabbed to death on London bus

Two teenagers and a woman have been arrested after a 14-year-old boy was stabbed to death on a bus in southeast London.

Singer and TV personality Linda Nolan dies

Singer Linda Nolan, who rose to fame alongside her sisters in The Nolans, has died after several years of battling cancer.

New presenters of BBC's Match Of The Day announced

Mark Chapman, Kelly Cates and Gabby Logan have been confirmed as the next presenters of the BBC's football highlights programme Match Of The Day.

Papal thriller and Mexican mafia musical lead this year's BAFTA nominations

This year's BAFTA nominations have been revealed, with papal thriller Conclave leading the race.

'Pepperoni or cheese?' Police call handler's quick thinking after woman rings 999

A police call handler's quick thinking meant officers were dispatched to a domestic incident - even though the caller asked for a pizza delivery.

Double moonshot mission begins as lunar landers blast off on SpaceX rocket

Two private missions heading for the moon have blasted off on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Sven-Goran Eriksson died millions of pounds in debt

Former England football manager Sven-Goran Eriksson died with debts of almost £4m, according to Swedish media.

Police climb barricades to arrest South Korea's president

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been arrested, six weeks after his short-lived attempt to impose martial law.

Author Neil Gaiman denies allegations of engaging in non-consensual sex

Best-selling author of books for adults and children Neil Gaiman has denied allegations he engaged in non-consensual sex with several women.

World news.

Police climb barricades to arrest South Korea's president

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been arrested, six weeks after his short-lived attempt to impose martial law.

Hamas 'accepts draft ceasefire agreement' and release of some hostages

Hamas has reportedly accepted a draft ceasefire agreement and the release of dozens of hostages, with an Israeli official saying the details are being finalised.

Author Neil Gaiman denies allegations of engaging in non-consensual sex

Best-selling author of books for adults and children Neil Gaiman has denied allegations he engaged in non-consensual sex with several women.

Prosthetic penis photos get football club's eagle handler sacked

Fans of an Italian football club will be without their beloved eagle mascot Olympia flying overhead for a while - after its handler was sacked for posting photos of his prosthetic penis online.

Sven-Goran Eriksson died millions of pounds in debt

Former England football manager Sven-Goran Eriksson died with debts of almost £4m, according to Swedish media.

Musk sued over buying Twitter shares at artificially low prices by US finance regulator

Elon Musk is being sued for failing to disclose his purchase of more than 5% of Twitter stock in a timely fashion.

Ireland moves closer to forming a new government

Two of Ireland's biggest political parties are close to finalising a deal to form a coalition with independent politicians to return to power for another five-year term.

Dozens of bodies pulled from illegal mine - as 82 survivors face arrest

Rescuers have pulled out at least 60 dead bodies and 82 survivors from a gold mine in South Africa, police said - adding that the survivors would all face illegal mining and immigration charges.

UK bans import of German cattle, pigs and sheep to prevent foot and mouth disease spreading

Importing cattle, pigs and sheep into Great Britain from Germany has been banned to prevent the spread of foot and mouth disease.

Push for EU youth mobility scheme as Labour MPs told 'put your money where your mouth is'

Labour MPs have been told to "put their money where their mouth is" and back a bill for an EU Youth Mobility Scheme.

US news.

'I thought I would die right there on the sidewalk': Sky News reunites with Palisades fire survivor

At 4.30pm last Tuesday afternoon, a dark grey smoke cloud loomed over North Mount Holyoke Avenue in Pacific Palisades, obscuring the setting sun.

Author Neil Gaiman denies allegations of engaging in non-consensual sex

Best-selling author of books for adults and children Neil Gaiman has denied allegations he engaged in non-consensual sex with several women.

David Schwimmer says he once served divorce papers on Sir Rod Stewart

The one where Ross divorces the rock star...?

Trump's defence secretary pick told he 'lacks character and competence' at Senate confirmation hearing

Donald Trump's choice for US defence secretary has been accused of lacking the competence for the job, during a much-disrupted Senate confirmation hearing.

Victim of smears or reformed man? Trump's defence chief pick evaded difficult questions on character

There is no dispute that Pete Hegseth is an unorthodox pick. That is precisely why he was Donald Trump's chosen one.

Musk sued over buying Twitter shares at artificially low prices by US finance regulator

Elon Musk is being sued for failing to disclose his purchase of more than 5% of Twitter stock in a timely fashion.

New Orleans attacker looked up how to access balcony on Bourbon Street, FBI says

The US army veteran who killed 14 people in a terror attack in New Orleans had looked up how to access a balcony on the city's famed Bourbon Street, the FBI said.

Michelle Obama to miss Donald Trump's inauguration

Former first lady Michelle Obama will not attend the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Donald Trump.

Trump engaged in unprecedented criminal effort to overturn 2020 election, prosecutor's report says

President-elect Donald Trump engaged in an unprecedented criminal effort to overturn his 2020 election defeat, according to a report by Special Counsel Jack Smith.

What is the Chinese social media app TikTok users are 'migrating' to?

Chinese social media app RedNote has quickly become the most downloaded app on the Apple's US App Store in recent days, ahead of a potential US ban on TikTok.

Business news.

Surprise fall in inflation after two months of rises

There's been a surprise fall in inflation to 2.5% after two months of rises, official figures show.

Good news on inflation could be quickly erased by tax rises and Trump turbulence ahead

A fall in December's CPI inflation of 0.1 percentage points to 2.5% is marginal, but by being below expectations it delivered an above-expectations boost to Rachel Reeves.

Inflation is up - but which prices are rising and falling fastest? Use our spending calculator to find out

Inflation unexpectedly fell to 2.5% in December, following two consecutive months of increases.

Musk sued over buying Twitter shares at artificially low prices by US finance regulator

Elon Musk is being sued for failing to disclose his purchase of more than 5% of Twitter stock in a timely fashion.

Apple AI feature 'must be revoked' over notifications misleading users

Apple AI is sending misleading push notifications about sensitive stories like Gisele Pelicot's mass rape trial, Britain's grooming gang scandal and a prison officer filmed having sex with an inmate.

Backlash at world's biggest advertising firm after staff told to work four days a week in office

Thousands have signed a petition imploring the world's biggest advertising agency, WPP, to revoke a new rule forcing employees to attend the office four days a week.

Chancellor accused of refusing to 'face up to her own failures' amid market turmoil

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been accused of refusing to "face up to her own failures" by "jetting off to Beijing" during a week of market turmoil.

Storm damaged port partially re-opens - as government looks to secure future

A key port connecting Wales and Ireland will partially re-open a month after it was closed due to storm damage.

Competition watchdog launches investigation into Google

Google could be required to hand over data it collects to businesses as the UK competition regulator launched an investigation into the tech giant.

TikTok reacts to report of Musk ownership to prevent US ban

TikTok has described a report it could sell its threatened US business to Elon Musk as "pure fiction".

Politics news.

Tulip Siddiq named in third Bangladesh inquiry into money laundering and power misuse

Former anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq has been named in a third inquiry being launched by authorities in Bangladesh investigating money laundering and power misuse.

Calls for government to intervene in 'dying' English rugby as sport 'falls into crisis'

MPs are calling for the government to intervene in the upheaval currently gripping English rugby.

Tulip Siddiq resigns as Treasury minister

Tulip Siddiq has resigned as a Treasury minister after controversy over links to her aunt's ousted political movement in Bangladesh.

Good news on inflation could be quickly erased by tax rises and Trump turbulence ahead

A fall in December's CPI inflation of 0.1 percentage points to 2.5% is marginal, but by being below expectations it delivered an above-expectations boost to Rachel Reeves.

Spot the difference between Starmer's first ministerial casualties

This is a tale of two ex-ministers: the first ministerial casualties of Sir Keir Starmer's government, after just six months in power. Spot the difference.

From Brexit protests to freeing detained constituent: Who is Tulip Siddiq?

Anti-corruption minister Tulip Siddiq has resigned after controversy over links to her aunt's ousted political movement in Bangladesh.

Chancellor accused of refusing to 'face up to her own failures' amid market turmoil

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been accused of refusing to "face up to her own failures" by "jetting off to Beijing" during a week of market turmoil.

'Time to grieve': Paid bereavement leave should cover miscarriage, MPs say

Women and their partners should be given paid time off work if they experience a miscarriage, MPs have said.

Badenoch says grooming gang abusers are 'peasants' from 'sub-communities' in other countries

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has said grooming gang perpetrators are "peasants" from "sub-communities" in other countries.

Push for EU youth mobility scheme as Labour MPs told 'put your money where your mouth is'

Labour MPs have been told to "put their money where their mouth is" and back a bill for an EU Youth Mobility Scheme.

Technology news.

Double moonshot mission begins as lunar landers blast off on SpaceX rocket

Two private missions heading for the moon have blasted off on a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.

Apple AI feature 'must be revoked' over notifications misleading users

Apple AI is sending misleading push notifications about sensitive stories like Gisele Pelicot's mass rape trial, Britain's grooming gang scandal and a prison officer filmed having sex with an inmate.

Musk sued over buying Twitter shares at artificially low prices by US finance regulator

Elon Musk is being sued for failing to disclose his purchase of more than 5% of Twitter stock in a timely fashion.

TikTok reacts to report of Musk ownership to prevent US ban

TikTok has described a report it could sell its threatened US business to Elon Musk as "pure fiction".

Competition watchdog launches investigation into Google

Google could be required to hand over data it collects to businesses as the UK competition regulator launched an investigation into the tech giant.

American #TikTokrefugees flood Chinese social media app ahead of ban

US TikTok users are flooding to a popular Chinese social media app ahead of America's looming ban, using the hashtag #TikTokrefugees.

'Devil' winds that fuelled the LA wildfires are back - here's what it could mean

Scorching, deadly fires that tore through Los Angeles apace last week were whipped up by furious winds that had barrelled in from the desert.

Jenny Eclair says she 'can't compete' with 'terrible' AI Michael Parkinson podcast

The first episode of a podcast hosted by AI replicating Sir Michael Parkinson has been released - and comedian and podcaster Jenny Eclair has branded it a "terrible, terrible idea".

Snapchat 'asleep at the wheel' when it comes to suicide and self-harm content, says children's charity

The social media site Snapchat is "fundamentally failing to act on suicide and self-harm content", according to the Molly Rose Foundation.

Heathrow reveals record year for passenger numbers - leaving climate campaigners 'speechless'

A record number of people travelled through Heathrow last year - a trend the airport is celebrating but which others say is a cause for alarm.

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