Swerve TV operates Swerve Combat, the top independent combat-sports FAST channel in the U.S., and Swerve Sports, a fast-growing channel dedicated exclusively to women’s sports. “Swerve is the live sports events leader of FAST,” said Steve Shannon, CEO of Swerve TV. Swerve TV is positioned at the center of these trends, serving Gen Z and millennial audiences with always-on, free access to live sports. About Swerve TVFounded in Los Angeles, Swerve TV is a next-generation sports television company focused on live events and community-driven fandom. Its flagship channels—Swerve Combat and Swerve Sports—reach viewers nationwide through major FAST distributors, delivering free, ad-supported access to combat sports, women’s sports, and emerging leagues.

Former Liverpool star Fabinho was at the heart of a comical scene while being sent off for Al-Ittihad on Tuesday night. The Brazilian immediately ran towards the sideline, refusing to make eye contact with the referee behind him. He handed the captain's armband to a team-mate but even though he wasn't looking, Fabinho was shown a second yellow and then red by the match official. While a third put: 'Bro really tried to gaslight the entire stadium into thinking his shift was over.' 'He knew it is a second yellow card.'

Seán Ó Sé was born on South Terrace in Cork City and grew up in Ballylickey near Bantry. “I am deeply saddened at the passing of Seán Ó Sé,” Mr Martin said. “His friendship with the late Seán Ó Riada was a unique one. His career followed a recording of An Poc ar Buile, a song with which he became forever associated after recording it for Gael Linn in 1962. That was the first time I ever heard An Poc ar Buile.

By Callum Parke, Press Association Law ReporterAn appeal against a judge’s decision to throw out the terrorism case against Kneecap rapper Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is set to be heard at the UK High Court on Wednesday. But the case was thrown out on technical grounds in September last year, with chief magistrate Paul Goldspring ruling that the proceedings were “instituted unlawfully”. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) announced the following month that it would appeal against the decision, stating that the case involved an “important point of law which needs to be clarified”. O hAnnaidh is opposing the appeal, with Kneecap stating last year that “we will win again." Officers may contest the ruling if they consider the case, which centres on Hezbollah, does not concern the affairs of a foreign state.

Irish tillage farmers have warned their struggling sector is a sign of what is to come for the Irish beef industry. "We, as Irish tillage farmers, have been dealing with and competing with Mercosur countries for decades now," he said. "...We simply cannot be opposing Mercosur beef while feeding our livestock with Mercosur feedstuffs. The unlevel playing field is real for Irish tillage farmers. We call on farmers to reject these grains and insist that their suppliers prioritise Irish grain, or EU grain in its absence.

Given the distortions in the reported CPI arising from the government shutdown, one shouldn’t overstress the month-on-month figures. Looking over the longer term, grocery prices rose 2.4% y/y through December 2025. In contrast, they rose only 1.7% y/y through December 2024. September 2025 was the last ERS forecast, given the government shutdown and lapse in data collection. Figure 2: CPI – coffee (blue, left log scale), and coffee price per pound in $ (tan, right log scale), both s.a.

Ueli Kestenholz, an Olympic bronze medalist and decorated Swiss snowboarder, has died in his native country after being trapped by an avalanche. Valais police say the 50-year-old father of two was snowboarding with a skier friend along a remote slope in the Lötschental valley when an avalanche was triggered. A hazard map of the area classifies much of the Lötschental valley as a high risk for avalanches. Ueli Kestenholz, an Olympic bronze medalist and decorated Swiss snowboarder, has died in his native country after being trapped by an avalanche. In total, Kestenholz won 14 World Cup titles over his decorated career.

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PostmortemState Pathologist Dr Heidi Okkers told the trial the head injuries Mason suffered were the result of shaking and being struck by a hard surface such as a floor or wall. The pathologist concluded that the cause of death was a traumatic head injury in association with blunt force trauma to the abdomen. Following McGhee’s arrest for murder, she pleaded guilty to assaulting the child on January 1st, 2021, and March 5th, 2021. When her trial began last month, she pleaded not guilty to the boy’s murder, but guilty to manslaughter. Her anonymity was preserved during the trial to protect a child who was due to give evidence in her trial.

Jesy Nelson has shared new pictures of her baby daughters on Wednesday after revealing their heartbreaking diagnosis. The former Little Mix singer, 34, recently announced Ocean Jade and Story Monroe have been diagnosed with Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA1). A synopsis for the show reads: 'Expecting twins, Jesy opens up about the joy, vulnerability, and fear that comes with carrying two little lives. Jesy shares her twin daughters with fiancé Zion FosterAccording to the NHS, the condition 'is a rare genetic condition that can cause muscle weakness. Last weekend Jesy shared a clip of one of her twin daughters with a feeding tube after revealing their muscle weakness diagnosis.

When Kaouther Ben Hania heard Hind Rajab’s voice for the first time, she was in Los Angeles airport scrolling through social media. When Ben Hania heard Hind’s voice, it brought her to an abrupt halt in the airport terminal, as travellers milled around her. But she immediately cleared her calendar so she could start a new film based around Hind’s voice. The Voice Of Hind Rajab director Kaouther Ben Hania, centre, with actors Clara Khoury and Saja Kilani. That is another level — and cinema can do this.”The Voice of Hind Rajab is released in Ireland on Friday, January 16.

Is The Construction Industry (Finally) On Its Way To Becoming A Tech Industry? It can help construction companies make more informed decisions, improve efficiency, increase safety, minimize risk, reduce costs and many other valuable benefits. According to James Gallagher, P.E., F.ASCE and Principal at Resolution Management Consultants, a leading construction management and dispute resolution firm, said, “Traditionally, construction companies have been slow in embracing technology. Yet the current artificial intelligence revolution has the potential to dramatically change the industry, leaving slow adopters far behind. Said Gallagher, “The construction world is at the early stages of artificial intelligence and the industry’s evolution into becoming more technologically prioritized.

Screen grab of Craig Guildford, chief constable of West Midlands Police, appearing at the House of Commons in London this month. Ms Mahmood said the force had had a “failure of leadership” that “harmed the reputation and eroded public confidence in West Midlands police and policing more broadly”. She said she would seek to restore to the home secretary the power to sack chief constables in new legislation. The force said it was told by Dutch police that Maccabi fans were perpetrators of the violence, not victims. Dutch police disputed a claim that Maccabi fans had at one point thrown people into a river.

Publicans “at breaking point” as price of pint set to rise again! Diageo is the owner of Guinness, along with a number of other well-known drinks brands such as Smithwicks and Rockshore. The Vintners body says drink costs are the “single biggest cost” facing all publicans, who may be left with “no option” but to pass the latest price increase on to their customers. “If suppliers value the role pubs play in Irish life, now is the time to show it through meaningful support. “This isn’t just about the price of a pint,” says the VFI CEO, “It’s about the long-term viability of pubs across the country.

Group describes deal as ‘transformational’Healthcare services firm Uniphar has bought the Limerick-based tech provider TouchStore, which provides dispensing and retail management software to pharmacies across Ireland. In Ireland, Uniphar controls the Hickey’s, McCauley, Allcare and Life Pharmacy chains. A stockmarket-listed company, Uniphar said the acquisition will provide “long-term backing” for TouchStore’s product roadmap and continued innovation to support the Irish community pharmacy sector. It says its software can deliver an increase of up to 6pc on pharmacy retail sales, and provide for efficient management of stock. “Combining our supply-chain expertise with dispensing and retail management software creates a compelling proposition, which will enable pharmacies to increase efficiency, reduce costs and improve ordering and stock management,” he said.