Alaa Abd El-Fattah Returns to UK Family after Prison Release; Mixed Holiday Gifts and Tragedies Across the Globe
British-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah returns to UK after prison release and reunites with family
Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a prominent British-Egyptian activist who was jailed in Egypt for his political work, has been granted permission to travel back to the UK. He arrived in London from Cairo on Saturday afternoon, where he will be reunited with his family after serving time behind bars.
- British-Egyptian activist arrives in UK after travel ban lifted — BBC News
- British-Egyptian activist returns to the UK and reunites with family after prison release — Sky News
UK’s Christmas Gifts Include Rotten Fruit, Used Pyjamas and Chelsea Fan Book
The UK experienced a range of peculiar presents over the holidays, from spoiled fruit to worn pyjamas and even a book for a Chelsea fan given to a Spurs supporter.
- The Papers: ‘Royal trips to woo Trump’ and ‘Gap year soldiers’ — BBC News
- The UK’s worst Christmas gifts: Rotten fruit, used pyjamas and a Spurs book for a Chelsea fan — Sky News
- The King’s message tops Christmas Day TV ratings — BBC News
Kyiv Under Siege: Russia’s War on Peace and Power Cuts
A massive Russian attack has devastated Kyiv, leaving thousands without power and highlighting President Zelensky’s assertion that ‘Russia doesn’t want peace.’ The assault underscores the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact on Ukrainian civilian life.
- Attack on Kyiv shows ‘Russia doesn’t want peace’, Zelensky says — BBC News
- Thousands without power in Kyiv after massive Russian attack — BBC News
Diogo Jota’s Sons Join Liverpool Tribute
Former clubs and current teammates honor Diogo Jota, with his sons joining Anfield mascots during a match against Wolves.
- Diogo Jota’s children lead tributes before Liverpool v Wolves — BBC News
- Diogo Jota’s sons join mascots at Anfield as star’s former clubs pay tribute — Sky News
Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire begins after weeks of deadly clashes
After intense fighting between Thailand and Cambodia over several weeks, the two nations have signed a ceasefire agreement. The accord brings an end to the hostilities that resulted in numerous casualties and damaged infrastructure.
- Thailand-Cambodia ceasefire begins after weeks of deadly clashes — BBC News
- Thailand and Cambodia sign ceasefire agreement after weeks of intense fighting — Sky News
Christmas Day Shooting: Man Fights for Life in UK
A man was seriously injured during a shooting incident on Christmas Day in the UK, sparking concerns over holiday violence. Emergency services responded to the scene as details emerge about the victim’s condition and potential motives behind the attack.
- Christmas Day shooting leaves man fighting for life — Sky News
- The UK’s worst Christmas gifts: Rotten fruit, used pyjamas and a Spurs book for a Chelsea fan — Sky News
Diana, Princess of Wales, was more ‘predatory and skilled’ than Prince Charles in media war
Diana proved to be more predatory and skilled than Prince Charles in the media battle, according to a Sky News article.
- Diana, Princess of Wales, was more “predatory and skilled” than Prince Charles in media war — Sky News
- Diana ‘was more predatory and skilled’ than Charles in media war — Sky News
UK’s Worst Christmas Presents: Used Pyjamas and Other Shocking Gifts
Sky News reveals the UK’s most shocking and bizarre Christmas presents, including used pyjamas and other unwrapping surprises that left families questioning their holiday season.
Trump’s claims ISIS targeted in Nigeria ‘sketchy’, presidential adviser tells Sky News
Sky News reports that a presidential adviser says Trump’s claim that the US struck ISIS targets in Nigeria is questionable, as claimed by Sky News.
- Trump’s claims ISIS targeted in Nigeria ‘sketchy’, presidential adviser tells Sky News — Sky News
- Trump’s claim US airstrikes in Nigeria hit ISIS targets ‘sketchy’, presidential adviser tells Sky News — Sky News
Three Unaccounted for After Boxing Day House Fire
Three people remain missing after a house fire on Boxing Day, with their status unaccounted for.
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