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What we know so far about the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting
Nine people have been killed and 25 injured in the shootings at a school and home in a rural community in western Canada.

Watch: BBC in Tehran as Iran marks Islamic revolution anniversary
Lyse Doucet is in Iran for the first time since the crackdown on nationwide anti-government protests.

Andrew sent Epstein UK briefing on Afghan investments, document suggests
The briefing which includes "high value commercial opportunities" in Helmand province, appears in the Epstein files.

'Hard to forgive' love cheat biathlete, says ex-girlfriend
Norwegian medal-winning biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid apologises again for cheating on his ex-girlfriend.

Emergency call released of boy who swam for hours to save family
Austin Appelbee, 13, swam to get help for his mother and siblings after they were swept out to sea.

'Fear and alienation': Senior Co-op staff complain of 'toxic' culture at the top
Lawyers for the Co-op said they do not believe the complaints represent the broader views of staff

Frank sacked by Spurs after eight months in charge
Tottenham sack Thomas Frank as head coach after a run of only two wins in 17 Premier League matches.

Boys stable after double stabbing at school
The two boys, age 12 and 13, were attacked while at school in north-west London.

Skater's emotional tribute to parents who died in plane crash
Maxim Naumov's emotional skate dedicated to his world champion figure skating parents, Vadim Naumov and Evgenia Shishkova, who died in a plane crash in January 2025.

What skating 'Disco Brits' must do to win Olympic medal
Robin Cousins says Britons Lilah Fear and Lewis Gibson need to be "flawless" to win an Olympic medal on Wednesday.

Men's ice hockey starts with a high-profile clash - Wednesday's guide
What's happening and who to look out for at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.

12 things we spotted in the Oscars class photo
Timothée Chalamet, Emma Stone and Michael B Jordan are among the stars at the annual Oscars luncheon.

The ghost ships in the English Channel and the question of what to do about them
What can governments do when countries circumvent or flout the rules to export oil?

Why Frank at Tottenham was a gamble that ended in bitter failure
Thomas Frank's appointment by Tottenham was a gamble that ended in a storm of toxicity, writes Phil McNulty.

What are Canada's gun ownership laws?
A deadly mass shooting in British Columbia is likely to increase scrutiny of whether Canada's gun laws should be toughened.

Sunbed ads targeted at young people spread harmful misinformation, BBC finds
Hundreds of TikTok, Instagram and Facebook ads made misleading claims about health benefits, BBC finds.

How a TV journalist helped crack a murder cold case
An interview by journalist Rafal Zalewski with a murderer was the "tipping point" to her confession.

UK first as cutting-edge therapy used for 'debilitating' heart condition
A new treatment being trialled at Belfast’s Royal Victoria Hospital allows more patients to be treated and quicker recovery.

Are wetter winters and frequent flooding here to stay?
Many places across the UK have experienced their wettest January in more than 100 years.

Children bombarded with weight loss drug ads online, says commissioner
The Children's Commissioner suggested social media advertising for children should be banned.

More than 180 survivors engaged in Harrods abuse redress scheme
The late Mohamed Al Fayed has been accused of sexual harassment during his time as owner.

Police release man detained in connection to Nancy Guthrie disappearance
Police had searched the home of the person, who was taken into custody at a traffic stop.

Woman who murdered, cut up and buried partner jailed
Anna Podedworna is sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of murdering Izabela Zablocka.

Britney Spears sells rights to entire music catalogue
She is said to have sold to independent music publisher Primary Wave on 30 December for around $200m.

Britain's 'loneliest' sheep gives birth to first lambs
Fiona - who hit the headlines in 2023 after being rescued from the foot of a steep cliff - gives birth to twins at a farm park in the south of Scotland.

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Has Keir Starmer Saved His Job (For Now)?
Keir Starmer survives his ‘moment of peril’ but what has it cost him and his government?

Children in Care: How to Fix the Fostering Crisis
Foster carer Louise Allen says the problem isn’t the children, it’s the system.

Michael B. Jordan leads in a powerful story of justice and redemption
Based on the true story of a lawyer who fights to free wrongly convicted men on death row

Why Frank at Tottenham was a gamble that ended in bitter failure
Thomas Frank's appointment by Tottenham was a gamble that ended in a storm of toxicity, writes Phil McNulty.

'Hard to forgive' love cheat biathlete, says ex-girlfriend
Norwegian medal-winning biathlete Sturla Holm Laegreid apologises again for cheating on his ex-girlfriend.

No-balls, a wide & absurd run-out - a wild T20 World Cup finish
Watch South Africa and Afghanistan play out a thrilling final over of their match at the T20 World Cup, culminating in a super over.

Has Milner's record pursuit become a problem for Brighton?
James Milner is one game away from drawing level with Gareth Barry for most Premier League appearances, but has the record become a problem for Brighton?

Al Jazeera

Six men named in US Congress: Why is so much redacted in the Epstein files?
US congressman names six men whose names were redacted in the Epstein files, including a US billionaire and Dubai CEO.

Are drones, AI making it harder to fight armed groups in the Sahel?
Experts say ISIL and al-Qaeda-linked groups use drones to target army positions with IEDs and to gather intelligence.

Iran’s leaders rail against US, ‘sedition’ in 1979 revolution celebrations
A significant part of Iranian society is infuriated and grieving the killings of thousands during recent protests.

Male refugees stigmatised across Europe: ‘This kind of stuff really hurts’
Several men who made dangerous journeys alone tell Al Jazeera they have faced suspicion, hatred and homelessness.

On Ukraine, ‘liberal’ war hawks make the far right look like peacemakers
The louder the West talks about defeating Russia, the further peace in Ukraine moves out of reach.

Bangladesh’s vote for dignity
Bangladesh heads to its first election since protests toppled Sheikh Hasina.

Thomas Frank sacked as head coach by Tottenham Hotspur after eight months
Tottenham sack the Danish manager after a torrid eight-match winless run and with the side in 16th place on the ladder.

Explosions and fireworks at Albania anti-government protests
Anti-government protesters in Albania hurled petrol bombs and fireworks at police.

Russian drone kills father, 3 children in Ukraine, wounds pregnant mother
Authorities in the town of Bohodukhiv, situated near the Russian border, have declared three days of mourning.

Many killed in south Yemen as crowd linked with STC storms gov’t building
Hospital head tells Al Jazeera that five people were killed and 39 wounded when security dispersed protesters.

The USS Honduras sets sail again
Honduras is slipping back into Washington’s imperial orbit.

Iranians mark 47th Islamic revolution anniversary with nationwide rallies
Tehran rallies feature imagery of Iranian missiles and drones from last year's conflict with Israel.

Miller, South Africa beat Afghanistan in second super over at T20 World Cup
David Miller's batting heroics in the second super over got South Africa over the line against Afghanistan in Ahmedabad.

Pezeshkian calls for unity as Iran marks 1979 Revolution anniversary
Iran's president also says his country does not seek a nuclear weapon, and apologises for his government's shortcomings.

Colombia’s Petro says he escaped assassination attempt
Columbian President Gustavo Petro says he has escaped an assassination attempt while travelling by helicopter.

Iran’s president condemns ‘conspiracy from imperial powers’
Iran’s President Masoud Pezeshkian spoke out against intervention by ‘alien Westerners’ during a rally.

Kenya’s Mau Mau History
Chao Tayiana Maina explains how colonial methods of repression used against the Mau Mau resurface in protests worldwide.

In Ukraine’s west, Hungarian minority rights collide with wartime politics
In Zakarpattia, ordinary life continues as an old dispute between neighbouring nations rocks regional geopolitics.

Top Iranian official condemns ‘language of force’
Senior Iranian official Ali Larijani said Tehran is ready to engage in ‘realistic’ nuclear talks with the United States.

Motorcyclist hit by Israeli strike in Gaza
Video shows a person on a motorbike being attacked in central Gaza.

US questions person over disappearance of Nancy Guthrie, mother of TV host
Man arrested and freed same day claims innocence amid FBI release of video of 'armed individual' outside victim's home.

Bangladesh tightens security ahead of first election since 2024 uprising
The crucial national vote is the first since a mass uprising ended 15-year rule of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

Top Canadian pension fund halts deals with UAE firm over Epstein ties
La Caisse suspends investments with Dubai-based DP World over chief executive's links to Epstein.

Arab and Muslim nations at UN condemn Israel’s ‘annexation’ plan
Arab and Muslim nations condemned Israel’s 'annexation’ plan at the UN.

Prapti in Bangladesh
Prapti Taposhi took part in the Bangladesh student-led protests in 2024, which ousted Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.