The UK sanctioned Ayandeh for funding “hostile activity,” branding him a “corrupt Iranian banker and businessman” and freezing his portfolio worth more than 150 million pounds, according to the report. Financial Times identified his offshore companies in Luxembourg, St Kitts, Nevis, Austria, Germany, and Spain, all of which are worth 400 million euros. Iranians walks past a Bank Ayandeh and Parian, on the first anniversary of the nuclear agreement, in the capital Tehran on Jaunary 14, 2017. The Iranian tycoon is not under sanction in the European Union, according to The Times. Ansari’s family founded Ayandeh Bank, whose collapse was caused by Iran’s economic downfall last year, which has culminated in violent protests this month.

Jamie Carragher explains what's 'not normal' about Arsenal's title challengeArsenal suffered a 3-2 defeat at home to Manchester United at the weekend, with Jamie Carragher claiming that the Gunners do not have a "superstar" in their teamView 2 Images Jamie Carragher has given a clear verdict on Arsenal's forward players (Image: Carl Recine, Getty Images)Jamie Carragher says Arsenal's title challenge this season's is 'not normal' - insisting the Gunners are lacking a 'superstar' in their squad. Arsenal's title aspirations took a blow at the weekend following a 3-2 home defeat to Manchester United. ‌Mikel Arteta's outfit currently hold a four-point advantage over Manchester City in the Premier League standings following the weekend's fixtures. Behind them, Bukayo Saka, Declan Rice, Eberechi Eze and Mikel Merino have each contributed four league goals this season, with Carragher arguing they lack an elite player within their ranks. View 2 Images Bukayo Saka has scored four Premier League goals so far this season (Image: Mike Egerton/PA Wire.)

NGA warned that unchecked buyer power is raising rivals' costs, accelerating consolidation, and directly contributing to higher food prices for American consumers". Source: nationalgrocers.orgUS: Trader Joe's unveils product picks for 17th annual Customer Choice AwardsTrader Joe's has announced the winners of its 17th annual Customer Choice Awards. Hall-of-Famer Teeny Tiny Avocados won produce yet again - the six-count package of single-serving avocados has become a repeat winner in Trader Joe's produce section. Food prices increased at a rate of 3.9% year on year in January, up from 3.3% in December, the BRC's monthly price monitor showed. This is according to the new Top 50 retail formulas in Belgium and the Netherlands, which Locatus has just published.

The Norwegian is spending this season serving as a UEFA technical observer for the Champions League. The responsibility brings him back to England this week, with Solskjaer attending Liverpool's fixture against Qarabag at Anfield. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTSolskjaer is part of a group of more than 20 current and former players and coaches entrusted by UEFA with the technical observer role. The UEFA Technical Observers receive footage from various angles, including broadcast, tactical and high-behind views, which they can review either live at the stadium or remotely." Former Liverpool midfielder Xabi Alonso has been linked with a return as manager after leaving Real Madrid, though Slot brushed off those rumours.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold wants to return to Anfield as a fan in the futureTrent Alexander-Arnold has previously expressed his desire to return to Anfield at some point in the future, amid speculation surrounding his future at Real Madrid. Conflicting reports have surfaced concerning the former Liverpool right-back's standing at the Bernabeu following a disappointing opening half to the season. Alexander-Arnold has previously suggested he intends to return to Anfield eventually, though as a spectator with his children. "I've sacrificed everything, I've done everything I've ever needed to do to try to help the team win games. Read our Privacy PolicyGiven his struggles in Madrid, Alexander-Arnold could be contemplating another fresh start in the near future.

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TLDRThe Guardian reports that the Iranian government is preparing for a potential attack as the US Navy, aided by Israel, deploys assets in the region. The US fleet, including guided-missile destroyers, is in striking range of Iran, and the attack, if it occurs, is aimed at Iran's political leadership rather than its nuclear program. The Iranian government denies any diplomatic talks and warns of a severe response to aggression. The situation has led to a record fall in the Iranian stock market and protests against the clerical leadership.

Ryan Powell has been outstanding in defence for Builth this season, and he also proved his worth at the other end of the pitch, equalising when the home ‘keeper failed to gather a Harry Edwards free-kick five minutes into the second half. With the elements now in their favour, Builth, for whom Keegan McGing impressed in midfield, might have snatched the win, with Lee James missing a headed chance while Harry Edwards pulled a couple of shots wide. But Corwen themselves felt they could have won it with the last play of the day when Joe Ephraim rounded Steventon, but his effort from a tight angle was blocked by the excellent Powell.

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Trent Alexander-Arnold has been tipped to leave Real Madrid alreadyLiverpool should not entertain the idea of re-signing Trent Alexander-Arnold following his ill-fated move to Real Madrid, says Danny Murphy. Despite only being in Madrid for half a season, things have not gone smoothly for Alexander-Arnold. Spanish media reports suggest that Arbeloa has informed Alexander-Arnold he does not feature in his long-term plans, although this claim has since been disputed. I think that would be a difficult one to sell to the fans," Murphy told BestBettingSites when asked if Alexander-Arnold would be welcomed back to Liverpool. Read our Privacy Policy"It's my job now to make contact with everyone, players like Trent," Tuchel stated at the time, after selecting Alexander-Arnold's former Liverpool team-mate Jarell Quansah instead.

Sex and gender bias in research and innovation (R&I) can lead to gaps in knowledge and technology that disadvantage large segments of society. The European Union’s recent policies, including the Gender Equality Strategy 2020–2025 and Horizon Europe framework, explicitly mandate the integration of sex, gender, and intersectional analysis into research content (Council of the European Union, 2025). This paper presents a tested pedagogical approach for teaching researchers to embed sex/gender and intersectional perspectives in R&I. The evolving workshop curriculum, refined through participant feedback, illustrates an effective, empowering methodology for capacity-building in gender+ analysis. The findings offer insights for science education and policy initiatives seeking to standardise sex, gender, and intersectional analysis in research through targeted training and mentorship.

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TLDRGovernment data reveals that at least 4 million salmon died prematurely at Tasmanian fish farms in 2025, with about 500,000 fish dying in November and December due to warmer ocean temperatures. The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) data shows that over 2,500 tonnes of salmon died in the last three months of 2025, bringing the death toll for the year to 20,133 tonnes lost before being processed for public consumption. Scientific studies indicate that Atlantic salmon are adversely affected when ocean temperatures approach 18C, leading to less oxygenated water, liver and kidney damage, decreased appetite, and increased vulnerability to disease. Calls for companies to be fined under animal welfare legislation have emerged, as the RSPCA has made it clear that salmon feel pain, and there has been no apparent regulatory action over the mass salmon deaths. In contrast, Norway imposes significant fines for mass fish deaths at salmon farms.

Entertainment Great British Bake Off Nigella LawsonWe love Nigella Lawson, and we’re far from alone in that. Bake Off has confirmed that Nigella Lawson is to be the new judge on Bake Off "I'm uncharacteristically rather lost for words right now!" — Scott Bryan (@scottygb.bsky.social) January 26, 2026 at 1:07 PMNigella might have been lost for words, but the internet wasn’t. Thousands of newly divorced dads apply for the upcoming season — Wurz (@wurzle.bsky.social) January 26, 2026 at 1:25 PM9. [image or embed] — Simon Pegg (@simonpegg.bsky.social) January 26, 2026 at 2:24 PMInevitably, the subject of the microwave kept cropping up.