Renowned plastic surgeons - who did not treat Kimmel but opined based on footage and photographs - told Daily Mail that Kimmel's age-defying appearance may stem from a combination of Botox, lifts, liposuction and skin-tightening treatments. 'There's clearly been a big change,' Zarrabi told Daily Mail. San Francisco plastic surgeon Dr Corey Maas told Daily Mail that Kimmel is likely keeping up Botox treatments and may have had submental liposuction, a procedure under the chin. Many saw Kimmel’s weight loss as extreme yet effective, but Maas told Daily Mail that he probably had assistance from top-tier plastic surgeons. 'It is more likely he has had a liposuction, neck lift or invasive procedures like Sofwave or Ultherapy.'

Music legend Morrissey has cancelled another gig on Saturday night amid ongoing health conerns. The promoters for the show took to social media to share a short statement saying all ticket purchases would be refunded. They wrote: 'Due to artist illness, the Morrissey show on January 17, 2026, at 8 PM has been cancelled. 'All ticket purchases will be refunded automatically at the point of purchase. In October, Morrissey cancelled his shows in Turkey due to a backlash against his support for Israel.

Keir Starmer joined European allies warning of a 'dangerous downward spiral' in Nato today after Donald Trump threatened a trade war over Greenland. Mr Trump's intervention has sparked fresh fears he is intent on ripping apart the Western pact that has maintained world peace for the past eight decades. 'We believe it is wrong, we believe it is deeply unhelpful,' she told the BBC's Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg of Mr Trump's tariff threat. 'Applying tariffs on allies for pursuing the collective security of Nato allies is completely wrong. Mr Tice told the BBC that Mr Trump was worried about China getting a foothold in the Arctic.

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Oliver Glasner feels Crystal Palace are being ‘abandoned’ with ‘no support’By Rebecca Johnson, Press AssociationOliver Glasner feels his Crystal Palace players are being “abandoned” with “no support”. Palace slipped to a 2-1 defeat against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light – their 10th successive game in all competitions without a win. Glasner made no substitutions during the game, stating that he is trying to protect his players and called for more support. That’s how it feels now, I think the players left their hearts on the pitch. We feel that we are being abandoned, no support, playing with 12/13 players for weeks now and the bench just kids.

US president Donald Trump during a celebration for the 2025 Stanley Cup champions in the White House in Washington, DC, on Thursday. The Florida Panthers are visiting the White House to celebrate their 2025 Stanley Cup victory. At a White House ceremony on Thursday honouring the Florida Panthers, the Stanley Cup champions, Trump mused about the players flanking him: “Young, beautiful people. Donald of Deliria is wallowing in brute force. “Ice has become a lawless mob rather than law enforcement under President Trump,” he said.

South Africa on Sunday declared a national disaster over torrential rains and floods that have killed at least 30 people in the northern part of the country, damaged thousands of homes and washed away roads and bridges. The declaration was made by the head of the National Disaster Management Center and announced by the government. A woman stands outside a flooded house in Nkomazi, Mpumalanga Province, South Africa, on Friday (Alfonso Nqunjana/AP)But the ministry of Co-operative governance and traditional affairs said at least three other provinces had also been affected by the severe weather. Parts of South Africa and neighbouring Mozambique and Zimbabwe have had heavy rain for weeks which resulted in severe flooding in central and southern Mozambique and northern South Africa. The floods in northern South Africa caused the closure of the Kruger National Park and the evacuation of hundreds of tourists and staff members from flooded camps to other parts of the park.

It can happen, it’s chaotic but you can’t let it happen against you and that’s the key thing. But they took a five-point lead into the final quarter when Finnerty and Ciaran Mulhearn found the range for the Tribesmen. Galway and Mayo is always a big battle, no matter what we are playing each other in. Mayo: Cian McHale 0-5 (1 2pf), Adam Barrett 1-0, Jack Carney 0-2 (1 2p), Niall Hurley 0-1 (f), Darragh Joyce 0-1, Jack Livingstone 0-1 (45), Fenton Kelly 0-1, Stephen Coen 0-1, Paul Towey 0-1, Fergal Boland 0-1. Mayo: J Livingstone; L Golden, S Coen, S Callinan; F Kelly, J MacMonagle, C Keaveney; D Joyce, D Thornton; D Duffy, J Carney, N Moran; C McHale, K Callaghan, N Hurley.

Third seed Alexander Zverev will be hoping some of his brother's luck has rubbed off on him after notching a neat milestone to reach the Australian Open second round. The afternoon match ended about 4pm local time, with Zverev joking he might spend his spare time trying his luck at the casino. 'My brother has won a lot of money in the casino this week, so I hope the streak continues,' Zverev said. Zverev could face Australian No 2 Alexei Popyrin - who takes on world No 50 Alexandre Muller first-up - in the second round. Etcheverry eventually prevailed 6-2 3-6 4-6 6-3 6-4, while 10th seed Alexander Bublik advanced at the expense of America's Jenson Brooksby, winning 6-4 6-4 6-4.

A fisherman who was charged with public intoxication following an incident in West Cork in December pleaded guilty to the offence at a recent sitting of Skibbereen District Court. The court was told that Fahy was seen walking in the middle of the road with no shirt on causing disruption to traffic. Defence solicitor, Flor Murphy, said Fahy was a fisherman based in Castletownbere and when he was fishing there was “no problem”. He told Judge Joanne Carroll that he sometimes used drugs but only when he was drinking and that he did not drink when he was working. The judge said that if he did not make the €150 contribution by then he would be fined €300.

File photograph: Stephen Collins/CollinsA woman has been granted two interim protection orders and an interim barring order against three of her adult children. She told a court they have been “taking drugs and robbing my medication and money” from her home due to their addictions. “She has a very bad drug problem,” the woman said, adding that there had been incidents of violence and intimidation as well. Judge Gerard Furlong granted the woman an interim safety order until the case is heard later this month in the Dublin District Family Court. It’s been escalating for over 18 months.”Judge Furlong granted the man an interim barring order until a full hearing later this month.

Wolves 0 Newcastle 0Wolves extended their unbeaten run in the Premier League to four matches after they battled to a goalless draw with Newcastle at Molineux. Jose Sa remained untroubled in the Wolves goal before he was needed late on to keep out Bruno Guimaraes and Joelinton, which was needed to earn his side an eighth point of the campaign. Wolves remain 14 points adrift of safety but another encouraging performance and a second clean sheet of the season will leave Rob Edwards plenty to be encouraged about. Newcastle were not shy of putting a cross into the box. The Wolves goalkeeper then needed to be alert to make a smart double save with four minutes left to play.

Fans have been left scratching their heads over Jannik Sinner's outfit at the Australian Open. On the badge, the words 'Champion, Arrived Jan 2025, Melbourne Park' were embossed. Rod Laver Arena was heaving for their first-round matches, capping a day when a record total of 100,763 fans packed into Melbourne Park. 10 Alexander Bublik advanced over Jenson Brooksby 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, No. 29 Frances Tiafoe overpowered Jason Kubler 7-6 (4), 6-3, 6-2 and Michael Zheng fended off Sebastian Korda 6-4, 6-4, 3-6, 6-7 (0), 6-3 in an all-American first-rounder.

I saved €250,000 in salaries by using AI instead of humans, says Irish business ownerFounder of Hotel & Spa Resorts Adrienne Stewart says she was able to train ‘staff’ in just minutesAdrienne ­Stewart said all businesses will soon adopt AI. Photo: Carsten BergerNiamh Horan Today at 06:30An Irish entrepreneur has saved more than €250,000 in ­salaries by choosing AI instead of humans for a number of high-level roles within her company.

I was in New York recently, with many people now wondering what the heck I was doing there. A claim that I had gone to New York for a hair transplant. And with youth still on my side, remember I'm only 55, I figured New York would be the best place for me to begin again. "If ever you change your mind," says he, "there will always be a cop job waiting for you here in New York City. My adventures in New York were at an end, my farming adventures for 2026 only just beginning.