18 h. ago ‘I’ve been told I’ve done well many times’ – Ryan Tubridy on his first month of marriage and life in London

‘I’ve been told I’ve done well many times’ – Ryan Tubridy on his first month of marriage and life in London  The Irish Independent

Politics

33 h. ago Brooklyn Beckham's family feud timeline from 'wedding day drama' to legal letter

Brooklyn Beckham and his wife Nicola Peltz-Beckham have allegedly been feuding with his famous parents David and Victoria for many months - see a break down of the feud's timeline here

Society

34 h. ago This legendary north London cinema is closing down next month

This legendary north London cinema is closing down next month  Time Out Worldwide

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35 h. ago The Bakerloo line is being rebranded for two weeks this month

The Bakerloo line is being rebranded for two weeks this month  Time Out Worldwide

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37 h. ago Syria announces ceasefire in Aleppo after three days of clashes with Kurds

US envoy welcomes pause in hostilities in contested region although it is unclear whether deal will holdSyria’s government has announced a ceasefire after three days of clashes with Kurdish fighters in Aleppo, which has led to more than 140,000 people being displaced.The pause in the fighting, which was the most intense in the country for more than six months, came into effect at 3am local time (midnight GMT). Under the terms of the ceasefire, Kurdish militants were to leave the three contested neighbourhoods of Sheikh Maqsoud, Ashrafieh and Bani Zaid, where clashes were happening. They would be provided safe passage to the north-east of the country, which is controlled by the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), and be allowed to take light arms with them. Continue reading...

Events

3 d. ago Canary Wharf’s spectacular Winter Lights festival returns this month: dates and artworks to know about

Canary Wharf’s spectacular Winter Lights festival returns this month: dates and artworks to know about  Time Out Worldwide

Politics

3 d. ago Head teacher who assaulted deputy with wrench at school admits missing prison life

Anthony John Felton was jailed for grievous bodily harm with intent in April 2025 and released four months later. He has now opened up about his time behind bars

Events

4 d. ago Car owners praise windscreen defrost trick that 'shaves a good ten minutes off in the morning'

"This thing has saved me more time than I can count in the winter months. It shaves a good ten minutes off my morning routine"

Politics

5 d. ago King Charles 'railroaded' into Prince Harry reunion and remains 'extremely wary'

Prince Harry and his estranged father had their first face-to-face meeting in 19 months the last time Harry was in the UK - but it may not have put them on the road to full reconciliation

Politics

5 d. ago Six Manchester United stars Ruben Amorim fell out with before club chiefs swung axe

Ruben Amorim has been sacked by Manchester United after just 14 months in charge at Old Trafford, during which time he fell out with a handful of senior players

Politics

5 d. ago Jake Paul reveals brutal details of broken jaw from Anthony Joshua fight

The YouTuber-turned-boxer was brutally knocked out by the former two-time heavyweight champion in their controversial dust-up last month

Sport

5 d. ago Cars crash into London buildings 5 times a month on average, new numbers show

Cars crash into London buildings 5 times a month on average, new numbers show  CBC

Events

5 d. ago Is it true that going out when it is chilly can make you catch a cold?

Respiratory infections are more common in winter, but it’s largely because we spend more time indoors in close contact with other peopleIs spending too much time outside on chilly days to blame for coughs and runny noses? Not exactly. “Colds are more common in the winter, but it’s almost certainly correlation, not causation,” says John Tregoning, a professor in vaccine immunology at Imperial College London.One marginal factor is that UV light can kill viruses. Sneezing outside in the summer, for example, may expose viral droplets to sunlight, which can deactivate the virus, while faster evaporation causes it to desiccate. But the main driver is behavioural: in colder months, we spend more time indoors with poorer ventilation and in closer contact with others. Continue reading...

Politics

6 d. ago Scots prisoners delivered late to court more than 10,000 times in just 10 months

Prisoner transfer company GEOAmey has a £238million contract and has already been fined about £4million over performance issues.

Events

7 d. ago INSIDE WESTMINSTER: Now it's just a matter of which of the plotters breaks cover first

For Labour MPs, this month is a time for watching and waiting to see whether the Prime Minister's leadership rivals will finally break cover and launch a dramatic bid to topple him.

Politics

7 d. ago Jake Paul drops out of WBA cruiserweight rankings after loss to Anthony Joshua

Paul removed from WBA top 15 after Joshua KOFight drew 33m global viewers on NetflixLoss followed brief cruiserweight ranking runJake Paul has fallen out of the World Boxing Association’s cruiserweight rankings following his sixth-round knockout loss to Anthony Joshua last month.The YouTuber-turned-boxer was stopped by the former two-time heavyweight champion in a scheduled eight-round bout in Miami, where Joshua scored four knockdowns before the referee halted the contest in the sixth round. Paul suffered a broken jaw in two places and required surgery after the fight. Continue reading...

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7 d. ago RICHARD KAY: The blueprint for Charles's annus mirabilis that could see a new home for Andrew and a big decision on Harry and Meghan

RICHARD KAY:There were times in the last tumultuous 12 months when the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor drama threatened to obliterate all the good works of the Royal Family

Politics

8 d. ago London’s Famous No Trousers Tube Ride Returns To London This Month For its 2026 Event

London’s Famous No Trousers Tube Ride Returns To London This Month For its 2026 Event  Time Out Worldwide

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8 d. ago From Donald Trump to Benjamin Netanyahu, let 2026 be a year of reckoning | Jonathan Freedland

These malign figures will do anything to avoid paying for the harm they have done, but accountability must eventually come to bothIt’s not quite a new year resolution, and it’s certainly not a prediction. Think of it instead as a hope or even a plea for the next 12 months. May the coming year see those leaders who have done so much damage to their own countries, and far beyond, at last be called to account. Let 2026 be a year of reckoning.Start with the man whose reach is longest, by dint of the mighty power he wields. Such is the nature of the US electoral system that Donald Trump, who returned to power less than a year ago, will face the judgment of voters in 10 months’ time. His name will not be on the ballot but, make no mistake, the midterm elections of 3 November will deliver a verdict on the second Trump presidency.Jonathan Freedland is a Guardian columnistGuardian newsroom: Year One of Trumpism: Is Britain Emulating the US? On Wednesday 21 January 2026, join Jonathan Freedla...

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9 d. ago Get four months of premium music streaming for free with this New Year deal

A limited-time New Year deal is offering months of ad-free music, podcasts and audiobooks for absolutely nothing

Economics