Kamaru Usman apologised after a recorded FaceTime call with Anthony Joshua — made while Joshua was recovering from a car crash that killed two of his close friends — was filmed backstage, shared online and later removed.
Actor Paul Mescal says playing Paul McCartney in the upcoming four-part Beatles films inspired him to begin writing his own music, and he said McCartney received him with kindness and warmth.
Shoppers highlighted the Armo Reusable Car Air Dehumidifier Bag on Amazon and several buyers reported clearer, 'crystal clear' windscreens; the product is sold in 1kg bags and is offered in multi-pack listings.
Pope Leo XIV said nations' use of force is undermining peace and the post-World War II international legal order, and he called for peaceful political solutions in Venezuela while urging ceasefires and negotiated outcomes for Ukraine and Gaza.
Pandora revised its 2025 organic sales growth to 6% from a prior 7–8% guidance, citing weak consumer sentiment in North America late in the year; it expects about 7.8 billion Danish crowns in operating profit and will publish full fourth-quarter results on February 5, 2026.
MIT researcher Priya Donti says AI can improve grid operations by better predicting renewable output and speeding complex optimization, while noting that different AI models vary widely in energy use and must respect grid physics.
Bose will retire cloud services for its 2013 SoundTouch speakers but will update the app, publish an API, and support local playback options so the hardware remains usable; the server shutdown is scheduled for May 2026.
The Peckham Farmers' Market will launch at Belham Primary School on January 24 and run every Saturday from 9.30am to 3pm, with 25 vendors offering natural, seasonal and ethically produced food.
An investigation reports that Prince Andrew sold Sunninghill Park in 2007 to Timur Kulibayev for £15 million and that part of the purchase was funded via a company prosecutors say was linked to bribe payments. Kulibayev denies wrongdoing, has not been charged, and his lawyers say the funds were legitimate.
A Southampton restaurateur has closed his 20-year restaurant, saying an adjoining hotel used to house asylum seekers led to a sharp fall in customers; local organisations and police gave contrasting accounts.
