Martin O'Neill returned after Wilfried Nancy and Paul Tisdale were sacked, and he has asked Shaun Maloney, Mark Fotheringham and Stephen McManus to help identify January transfer targets.
After Tottenham's 3-2 defeat at Bournemouth, captain Cristian Romero posted an Instagram message that was later edited to remove a reference to 'lies' and urged the club's directors to speak up; Tottenham have five points from their past six league matches.
The Home Secretary is reported to plan removing government support for some asylum seekers and to begin evictions from hotels in the spring; further hotel closures are expected by April.
Nicola Cristiano was found guilty of attempted rape after an incident on a flight from Naples to Edinburgh, and he will be sentenced at a later date.
Razer expanded Project AVA into a five‑inch desktop hologram that can coach esports and handle everyday tasks such as scheduling, and it has opened $20 refundable reservations in the U.S. with no confirmed shipping date.
A Valuation Office Agency revaluation due on 1 April would raise hospitality rateable values in York by about 41%, and local publicans and an MP warn the increase could force some pubs to close; Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer said interim relief is in place as the new rates are introduced.
Brooks Koepka has applied for reinstatement of his PGA Tour membership less than a month after leaving the LIV Golf League; he announced his departure from LIV on December 23 and had one year remaining on that LIV deal.
A Florida nurse was arrested twice after her ex-partner allegedly used AI-generated texts to accuse her; prosecutors later dropped a bond violation and she was acquitted of the battery charge in December 2025.
Nicola Roberts says she will miss her final week of Hadestown after being advised to have a small surgical procedure; she is five months pregnant and announced the pregnancy on Christmas Day.
The NHS reported hospital admissions for flu in England rose nine per cent in the week after Christmas, reversing a recent downward trend, and officials said Christmas and New Year parties caused a 'bounce back'.
