Kyle BrightA young medical student who volunteers to help break stigma surrounding women’s health has been targeted with racist and misogynistic abuse from across the world in posts misidentifying her as the Welsh health minister. NHS Voices, an initiative to promote the work of NHS staff and volunteers, praised Ahmed as an “unsung hero” who has contributed for many years: “Athika has been instrumental in many of the Health Board’s children’s plans and now the women’s health plan. She said: “We’ve had school nurses come in and talk to us about the materials they’ve been working on to use in schools. “I’m grateful to all the young people who have contributed their insights and experiences to make these materials relevant and accessible. “This is part of our commitment to address the gender health gap and improve health outcomes for women and girls across the country.”

January 23, 2026 02:51 UTC

Research from the Walmadany (James Price Point) area documents dinosaur tracks preserved in 130-million-year-old Broome Sandstone, including giant sauropod footprints up to 1.75 metres long, so large that a grown adult can stand inside them. They appear and disappear with tides, shifting sands, and storms – revealed for short windows before the ocean covers them again. Scientists documented an astonishing 21 distinct dinosaur track types, making this the most diverse dinosaur footprint site recorded worldwide. The result is a rare kind of heritage site: one that records both deep geological time and continuous human custodianship. A Conservation Win That Changed HistoryThe Walmadany area is home to the world’s largest dinosaur tracks.

January 23, 2026 02:05 UTC

SynopsisFormer US President Donald Trump has announced plans to sue The New York Times. This action follows the publication of an opinion poll by the newspaper. The poll indicated a decline in voter support for the Republican figure. Trump stated on his Truth Social platform that the poll results will be part of his ongoing legal action against the publication.

January 23, 2026 01:01 UTC

Donald Trump has again disparaged America’s Nato allies, claiming that troops from allied nations “stayed a little back, a little off the frontlines” while fighting in Afghanistan in support of the US campaign against the Taliban. Speaking to Fox News on Thursday, Trump said he was “not sure” Nato would meet the “ultimate test” of defending the US if it were under threat. “We’ve never needed them … They’ll say they sent some troops to Afghanistan … and they did, they stayed a little back, a little off the frontlines,” he said, adding the US has been “very good to Europe and to many other countries. Four hundred and fifty-seven British troops died, while another 2,000 military and civilian personnel were wounded in action. Following Trump’s claims earlier in the week, the Nato secretary general, Mark Rutte, told Trump members of the alliance “will” defend the US, pointing out they “did” in Afghanistan.

January 23, 2026 00:51 UTC

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January 22, 2026 22:08 UTC

LA Galaxy are among the clubs who have shown interest in Manchester United midfielder Casemiro. 'I will carry Manchester United with me throughout my entire life,' Casemiro said in a statement. 'From the first day that I walked out at this beautiful stadium, I felt the passion of Old Trafford and the love that I now share with our supporters for this special club. Casemiro joined Manchester United from Real Madrid in a £70million deal back in 2022 and he is currently the club's top earner on £375,000-a-week. Eternal respect and affection for Manchester United and its wonderful fans.

January 22, 2026 20:17 UTC

January 22, 2026HRRC strongly condemns the increased use of the death penalty by certain states worldwide. Demonstrators against the death penalty stand outside the Moakley Federal Court in Boston, MA 2015. In Vietnam, the government has reduced the number of crimes that are punishable by death, while Zimbabwe eradicated capital punishment for ordinary crimes. Capital punishment – the legal killing of a person by the state as punishment for a crime. Ordinary crimes – crimes that are not extremely serious, such as theft or minor offences.

January 22, 2026 19:46 UTC

Hours after a landslide at the tourist hotspot Mount Maunganui, footage from a helicopter shows the damage to a nearby campsite. The landslide comes after days of record-breaking rain that has seen local states of emergency declared in five regions across New Zealand's North Island

January 22, 2026 19:37 UTC

He also writes horror and science fiction, has eleven books to his credit, and has had more than 200 short stories published. Amaya needs a little more proofing but is penciled in as the full-time starter for 2027. He’ll start more as the season goes on and he is healthy and having success. Owen Ayers is a year or two out of this conversation, and break-glass catcher Christian Bethancourt probably isn’t going to last another season. The path is clear for Amaya to assume the role and mentor Ayers when that player arrives to The Show.

January 22, 2026 19:07 UTC

Linda Liddell, 54, of Duke Street, Whitehaven, pleaded guilty on January 16 and was sentenced at Workington Magistrates Court yesterday (January 21). The offences included a battery on Duke Street on December 29, 2025, as well as breaches of a Criminal Behaviour Order on December 15 and 17. Liddell also admitted a public order offence committed on Duke Street on December 23, along with harassment offences carried out between December 15 and 23. In addition, the court heard that Liddell persistently made use of a public communications network between January 5 and 15, 2026. She was given a two-year Criminal Behaviour Order on Monday, December 15, after being convicted of offences including assault, actual bodily harm, drunk and disorderly, and misuse of 999.

January 22, 2026 19:06 UTC

According to many reports, there is the small matter of his Ineos petrochemicals empire carrying a debt burden of £18billion. ‌No wonder Sir Jim - a legendary penny-pincher at the best of times - has been cost-cutting with some gusto. ‌Michael Carrick's Harry Maguire recall prompts Man Utd disagreement ahead of summer decision READ MORE :Eight key facts from Deloitte Football Money League as Premier League reality becomes clear READ MORE :JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! Latest news, analysis and much more on Mirror Football's Facebook pageBut if Ratcliffe wanted some really jolting financial news, it came with the publication of Deloitte’s annual Football Money League. Look, you don’t win a big pot for coming top of the Deloitte’s Football Money League.

January 22, 2026 18:44 UTC

Canadian poet Karen Solie has been awarded the 2025 TS Eliot Prize for her sixth collection, Wellwater, a profound exploration of ecological destruction, per theguardian.com. Solie was announced as the winner at a ceremony at London’s Wallace Collection on Monday evening. She receives a £25,000 jackpot from the TS Eliot Foundation. This latest accolade follows her success in October, where Wellwater co-won the Forward Prize for Best Collection. Solie, who was previously nominated for the prize in 2019 for The Caiplie Caves, currently divides her time between Canada and the University of St Andrews, where she teaches poetry.

January 22, 2026 18:29 UTC

The US must respect Greenland's sovereignty, the integrity of its borders and international law, the self-governing territory's prime minister has said. Jens-Frederik Nielsen, speaking before an EU summit on Greenland, asked for calm talks and added that Greenland wanted to remain within the Kingdom of Denmark, the EU and Nato

January 22, 2026 18:15 UTC

TLDRDonald Trump has sued JPMorgan Chase and its CEO, Jamie Dimon, for at least $5bn, alleging that the bank stopped offering him banking services in the wake of the January 6 Capitol riot.

January 22, 2026 18:13 UTC