Christmas Tragedy: Man Dies in Injured Incident; Abd El-Fattah Returns to UK from Prison; Conflict Escalates Between Thailand and Cambodia; Media War Rages On; Power Struggles in African Elections; King’s Christmas Message Tops TV Ratings; Trump Questions ISIS’ Target in Nigeria; Zelensky-Trump Peace Talks Set for Sunday; Russia Downes Seven Storm Shadow Missiles; Unaccounted After House Fire; Presidential Adviser Advises Skirting Gerry Adams Meeting.
Man Dies After Being Found Injured on Christmas Day
A man tragically died after being discovered injured on his doorstep during the Christmas holiday.
- 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
- Man dies after being found injured on street on Christmas Day — BBC News
British-Egyptian Activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah Returns to UK After Prison Release
Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a prominent British-Egyptian activist who spent time in prison for his pro-democracy advocacy in Egypt, has been granted permission to return to the United Kingdom after his travel ban was lifted. Upon arrival, he reunited with his family, marking the end of an emotional chapter in his life.
- 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
Thailand and Cambodia Engage in Ceasefire Talks Amid Escalating Conflict
Following weeks of intense fighting between Thailand and Cambodia, the two nations have signed a ceasefire agreement after ongoing ceasefire talks.
- Thailand and Cambodia sign ceasefire agreement after weeks of intense fighting — Sky News
- Thailand bombs Cambodian border area as ceasefire talks continue — BBC News
Diana, Princess of Wales, was more ‘predatory and skilled’ than Prince Charles in media war
In an analysis highlighting Diana’s assertiveness and strategic communication prowess, Sky News asserts that she outmatched Prince Charles in the media battlefield.
- 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
Clinton Advised to Steer Clear of Public Handshake with Gerry Adams, Records Reveal
Former US President Bill Clinton was reportedly instructed by the White House to avoid a public handshake with Irish Republican Army leader Gerry Adams due to political sensitivities surrounding Northern Ireland peace efforts.
- Clinton told to to avoid public handshake with Gerry Adams, records show — Sky News
- Clinton told to avoid public handshake with Gerry Adams, records show — Sky News
Power Struggle: Two Men Compete for Leadership in African Elections
Two prominent figures vie for political dominance in two key African elections, facing off against each other with contrasting backgrounds and agendas.
- One general, one mathematician: The men competing for power in two African elections — BBC News
- One of the men who went missing in sea off Devon coast named — Sky News
King’s Christmas Message Tops TV Ratings
The King’s Christmas Day message receives top ratings across UK television, outperforming other programming.
- The Papers: ‘Royal trips to woo Trump’ and ‘Gap year soldiers’ — BBC News
- The King’s message tops Christmas Day TV ratings — BBC News
UK’s Worst Christmas Presents: Used Pyjamas and More
Sky News reports on a selection of the UK’s most unusual, uncomfortable, or downright embarrassing Christmas gifts in its segment ‘Used pyjamas anyone? UK’s worst Christmas presents unwrapped’, highlighting items like used pyjamas as some of the year’s least appreciated festive offerings.
Trump’s Claims ISIS Targeted in Nigeria ‘Sketchy’, Presidential Adviser Tells Sky News
The US presidential adviser clarified that Trump’s statement about ISIS targets being hit in airstrikes over Nigeria is ‘sketchy.’ The claim lacks sufficient evidence and context to confirm the extent of the operation.
- 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
Following a house fire on Boxing Day, three people remain missing and unaccounted for in the aftermath of the tragic incident.
- Three unaccounted for after Boxing Day house fire — Sky News
- Three people unaccounted for after house fire — BBC News
Zelensky and Trump to Discuss Peace Talks on Sunday
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is set to meet with US President Donald Trump in New York on Sunday for talks aimed at ending Russia’s war in Ukraine. The summit comes as both leaders seek to build momentum ahead of a planned peace conference next month.
- Zelensky plans to meet Trump on Sunday for talks on ending Russian war — BBC News
- Zelenskyy ‘doesn’t have anything until I’ve approved it’, says Trump – as peace talks loom — Sky News
Russia ‘downs seven Storm Shadow missiles’ – as Zelenskyy set for Trump meeting on Sunday
In a significant military operation, Russia successfully downed seven Storm Shadow cruise missiles launched against Ukrainian targets. This incident occurred concurrently with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s scheduled visit to meet with former US President Donald Trump in New York.