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World Cup 2026: More Incidents Expected to be Sent to VAR; Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Efforts Against Federal Reserve Governor

January 21, 2026

More Incidents to Be Sent to VAR at World Cup 2026

Sky News reports that the FIFA World Cup 2026 will expand the use of Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology, leading to an increase in incidents being reviewed and sent to VAR for decision-making during matches.

Supreme Court Rejects Trump’s Effort to Remove Federal Reserve Governor

The Supreme Court has rejected former President Donald Trump’s attempt to remove Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook, dealing a significant legal setback for his administration.

Prince Harry’s Emotional Testimony Against Mail Publisher

Prince Harry becomes emotional during testimony against publisher of his wife Meghan’s ‘life a misery’, revealing dramatic evidence presented over the day.

Israel Targets Journalists in Gaza Strike, Killing Three

Israeli military strikes killed three journalists and first responders on the battlefield.

Trump’s Speech at Davos: Controversial Remarks and European Backlash

The BBC reports that Donald Trump’s speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos was met with criticism from European leaders, who found his remarks increasingly abrasive. The article highlights growing discontent among EU officials over Trump’s tone during the high-stakes summit.

Man Admits Killing Father-of-Two by Pushing Him in Front of Ambulance on 999 Call

A man has admitted to killing a father-of-two by pushing him in front of an ambulance during a 999 call, according to reports from BBC News and Sky News.

Brit Awards 2026: A Look at the Nominations and a Major Infrastructure Finance Deal

Sky News reports on the full list of nominees for the Brit Awards 2026, highlighting Olivia Dean and Lola Young as standout contenders. Additionally, the article covers Bridgepoint’s acquisition of a £30 million infrastructure finance data deal, marking a significant partnership in the financial sector.

Japan Restarts World’s Largest Nuclear Plant Amid Fukushima Reminders

After a hiatus, Japan has restarted its largest nuclear plant, the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa facility. This comes as memories of the 2011 Fukushima disaster linger, highlighting ongoing debates over nuclear energy safety and policy in the country.

Ancient Oak Tree at Toby Carvery Restaurant Faces Removal Amid Eviction

A Toby Carvery restaurant is facing potential eviction due to the removal of a historic 500-year-old oak tree. The ancient oak, located near the restaurant in Sky News coverage, has become a focal point in disputes over property rights and environmental preservation.

BBC to make shows for YouTube in landmark new deal

The BBC has announced a new partnership with YouTube, committing to create original programming exclusively for the platform. This significant agreement marks a strategic shift as the BBC aims to expand its digital footprint and reach younger audiences through YouTube’s expansive global reach.

UK Inflation Rises for First Time in Five Months, But One-off Factors Blamed

UK inflation increased for the first time in five months, driven by higher energy and food prices. However, analysts attribute this rise to temporary factors rather than a sustained trend.

Actors’ Union Secures Enhanced AI Protections in Negotiations

The actors’ union has reached a more favorable agreement regarding AI safeguards, improving protections for performers in the face of increasing automation.

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