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Freddie Freeman has withdrawn from the 2026 World Baseball Classic for 'personal reasons', and no further details have been released.

Rosacea.org and a National Rosacea Society survey report seasonal changes commonly affect people with rosacea, and experts say indoor heat can also trigger flare-ups.

Bobi Wine, a former pop star who calls himself the 'ghetto president', will face President Yoweri Museveni on 15 January; he has mobilised wide youth support and has previously been arrested on charges that were later dropped.

An insider told reporters that Nick Reiner, who has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, raised weight-related concerns that led to a medication change before his parents were found dead; he has been arrested and charged with two counts of first-degree murder and his arraignment is scheduled for February 23.

Myanmar held the second phase of its three-part general election, with voting in 100 townships amid ongoing armed conflict; a final round is scheduled for Jan. 25.

Puka Nacua dropped a potential touchdown late in the first half of the Rams' Wild Card game and returned to the bench where teammates and coach Sean McVay consoled him; he had earlier scored a touchdown and gained 63 first-half yards.

Scottish Finance Secretary Shona Robison says next year's Holyrood Budget will prioritise the NHS and action on the cost-of-living crisis, and Labour has said it will not block the draft plan so it is expected to pass.

The NASUWT has called on the UK government to introduce a statutory ban on social media for under-16s, saying unregulated access is harming pupils' mental health and behaviour; the government points to the Online Safety Act and school phone guidance as current protections.

The company behind London's Pride recorded a £120,726 loss in 2024 after a profit in 2023, while organisers across the UK report rising costs and falling corporate support that have led some events to pause or organisations to become insolvent.

The Department for Transport has published a traffic-light map rating 154 local highway authorities across England on road conditions and use of maintenance funding; authorities rated red will receive dedicated support through a £300,000 programme.