New Faces and New Challenges Emerge in Politics, Sports, and Tech
From Parliament to the F1 track, unexpected winners and losers
From Parliament to the F1 track, unexpected winners and losers
The Labour Party is facing soul searching after the Green Party's recent win, prompting questions about leader Keir Starmer's strategy and the party's focus on Reform.
Despite severe flooding in some areas, the UK winter is not record-breaking, while Crystal Palace's chaotic season could end in European glory, and Manchester United faces a costly sacking.
Manchester City's Pep Guardiola tells his team to relax, while Arsenal's Mikel Arteta demands resilience as the title race heats up.
Dramatic comeback victory marks a turning point for Scotland's rugby team
Mouat's Team Settles for Silver After 9-6 Loss in Repeat of 2014 Olympics
While Chelsea's poor home form and disciplinary issues continue to plague the team, Tammy Abraham's return to Aston Villa brings hope to the fans, and Jorrit Bergsma's historic speed skating win inspires at 40.
Second abrupt dismissal of a judge-appointed prosecutor this month sparks controversy
The Alba Party, led by Kenny MacAskill, is facing an "immediate crisis" that may prevent it from registering for the upcoming Holyrood elections, casting doubt on its participation.
Norway's Johannes Hoesflot Klaebo makes history with six gold medals, while a baby monkey in Japan finds solace in a soft toy after being abandoned.
GB's four-man team faces a tough challenge to medal in Cortina
From Chelsea's Neto to Trump's Iran Threat, a Week of High Stakes
Keely Hodgkinson breaks a 23-year-old world record while President Trump imposes new tariffs, as sports and politics intersect in unexpected ways.
As the Winter Olympics reach their climax, curling is drawing in millions of viewers with its unique blend of skill, strategy, and quirky charm.
New projects and sales emerge as lawmakers weigh property tax elimination and developers secure funding
From record-breaking sales to high-rise condo projects, the region's luxury market is abuzz
Catch up on the latest news in sports, real estate, and royal scandals
The British royal family is facing a tumultuous period as Prince Andrew's association with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein comes under investigation, while his brother King Charles navigates the fallout. Meanwhile, the nation's attention is also focused on the Winter Olympics, where Team GB's curling team is on the cusp of making history.
Sam Fender and Olivia Dean have finally reached number one on the UK charts with their song "Rein Me In" after a record-breaking 35 weeks, while the UK government has agreed on a drone defence plan with four EU allies, seeking inspiration from Ukraine's drone manufacturing programme.
A holiday park in the UK was marred by tragedy when two teenagers lost their lives, while across the Irish Sea, the Ireland rugby team is gearing up for a crucial Six Nations match that could make or break their title hopes.
From the British monarchy to the world of sports and politics, this week's news has been filled with unexpected twists and turns. The Duke of York faces calls for removal from the royal line of succession, while athletes in various sports deal with injuries and triumphs. Meanwhile, a major tariffs ruling deals a blow to Trump's agenda.
A recent Supreme Court ruling may have dealt a rare blow to President Trump's trade agenda, but experts warn that it's unlikely to mark the end of his tariff-heavy approach to international trade. The decision has sparked debate about the limits of executive power and the future of US trade policy. As the administration weighs its next move, businesses and lawmakers are left to wonder what's next for the embattled tariffs.
In a week of mixed news, NASA sets its sights on sending humans back to the Moon in early March, while the Australian cricket team secures a consolation win in the T20 World Cup. Meanwhile, serious crimes and health issues are brought to the forefront as a man is charged with raping his unconscious wife and the late Eric Dane's efforts to raise awareness for ALS are remembered.
In a mixed bag of news from the UK, Manchester United co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe dodges FA charges over immigration comments, neutral athletes are allowed to attend the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics closing ceremony, and the details of former prince Andrew's 11-hour detention on his birthday are revealed.