Entertainment
Ofcom chief calls for social media algorithm overhaul after Southport riots
Ofcom chief Melanie Dawes warns social media algorithms need adjusting to stop misinformation after Southport riots, calling for tougher tech responses.
Business
EU weighs deterrent action against US over Greenland tariff threats
EU considers retaliatory tariffs and anti-coercion measures as Trump threatens duties over Greenland annexation opposition.
Crime
US boosts security amid fears of Iranian retaliation after US-Israel strikes
US officials increase patrols and counterterrorism measures over fears of Iranian retaliation after US-Israel strikes, with cyber-attacks also a concern.
Sports
Pegula avoids Chiefs jersey forfeit as she ends Keys' Australian Open title defence
Jessica Pegula avoids a Kansas City Chiefs jersey forfeit as she beats Madison Keys to reach the Australian Open quarter-finals.
Politics
Environment
Health
Diaspora Christmas Food Traditions Unite Communities
Exploring how African and Caribbean diaspora communities in the UK celebrate Christmas with distinctive food traditions, from jollof rice to hibiscus drinks.
Ancient Egyptian inscriptions may be earliest written reference to Moses, claims researcher
A researcher claims two 3,800-year-old inscriptions in the Sinai Desert may be the earliest written references to Moses, but experts urge caution.
Weight Watchers unveils support programme for users of weight-loss jabs
Weight Watchers launches GLP-1 Success Programme offering coaching, nutrition and exercise support for users of weight-loss jabs like Ozempic and Wegovy.
Cutting Hair Does Not Make It Grow Faster, Experts Reveal
Experts explain that cutting hair does not speed up growth, but trims prevent breakage and keep hair looking healthy. Find out how often to cut for best results.
Woman allergic to husband's sperm gives birth after rare treatment
Kathryn Berrisford from Derbyshire had four miscarriages before being treated for a rare allergy to her husband's sperm, leading to the birth of her first child in 2005.
The Big British Arts Quiz: Literature to Pop
From Dickens and Tolkien to Oasis and Wimbledon, our culture quiz roams across British arts and entertainment. Ten mixed questions for curious minds and superfans alike. Take your seat and see how cultured you really are.
