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RadioTimes.com has rounded up everything you need to know about how to watch Aston Villa v Everton on TV and online. Read more football features: Best players in the world | Best players of all time | Live football on TV todayWhen is Aston Villa v Everton? Aston Villa v Everton will take place on Sunday 18th January 2026. Aston Villa v Everton kick-off timeAston Villa v Everton will kick off at 4:30pm. Listen to Aston Villa v Everton on radioYou can listen to the match on BBC Radio 5 Live.

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Claim:In mid-January 2026, typing the domain "nazis.us" into a web browser redirected to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's official website. Rating:Rating: TrueContext:Snopes found that the nazis.us domain was registered by Mark Davis, a candidate for Congress in Florida's 16th District. We also discovered that the person who initially shared the claim, Mark Davis, was the one who bought the "nazis.us" domain. Accessed 15 Jan. 2026. Accessed 15 Jan. 2026.

The town has an area of only 20 hectares and is nestled at the very end of the River Stour. Historically, it’s recognised as the centre of the activities of renowned witch hunter Matthew Hopkins, known to history as the Witchfinder General. Town - Manningtree has been crowned the coolest postcode in the UK (Image: Google Maps)It’s not the first time Manningtree has been listed in the Sunday Times, as in 2019, Manningtree made the top 10 in the Best Places to Live list. The Mistley ThornIn the centre of the coastal village of Mistley, The Times noted this hotel eatery is “loved for its choice of locally landed seafood”. Bonus – A House for EssexA House for Essex (Julie’s House) is ranked the top attraction for Manningtree on Tripadvisor.

British-Palestinian doctor Rahmeh Aladwan has claimed that she was arrested four times in less than three months over social media posts that allegedly expressed support for Palestine and opposed Israel. Aladwan said the arrests were politically motivated and targeted her free speech.Posting on X, Aladwan said: "Today, I was arrested for the fourth time in less than three months. She was previously suspended for 15 months by a medical tribunal over alleged antisemitic social media posts and claims of supporting "violent action and terrorist organisations." The Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service said the posts could discourage patients from seeking treatment from her. The GMC launched the investigation after complaints that she had made antisemitic comments on social media.

Councillors are set to discuss plans for the demolition and redevelopment of a care home in the heart of Holyport. Bupa Care Homes is seeking permission to knock down and rebuild Holyport Lodge care home at the junction of the Green and Ascot Road. The council’s planning department said the scale and appearance of the proposed care home is considered acceptable and the plans should be approved. A total of 52 en-suite bedrooms with specialist facilities and 24-hour care will house residents living with dementia. However, the Royal Borough’s planning officers said that ‘on balance’ the redevelopment’s scale, appearance, layout and landscaping is ‘acceptable’.

University of Nottingham spin-out, Cerca Magnetics has been placed at 15 in the highly regarded Sunday Times 100 Tech 2026, which ranks Britain’s fastest-growing private technology companies. Sales of Cerca’s lightweight wearable brain scanner reached £6.4m in 2024. Cerca Magnetics was founded in 2020 with support from the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme. Now, it’s possible and opening up new worlds of research, particularly related to the developing brain in the early years of life. Cerca co-founder and University of Nottingham Professor of Physics, Matthew BrookesEmail: jane.icke@nottingham.ac.ukPhone: 0115 7486462Location: Jane Icke - Media Relations Manager Science0115 7486462

January 16, 2026HRRC strongly condemns Pop Mart and Shunjia Toys Co. Ltd in their treatment of workers involved in the production of the Labubu doll. Both companies must implement employment practices in accordance with international labour laws and support the health and wellbeing of their employees. All of the workers interviewed by China Labor Watch, a US-based NGO, were working exclusively on the production of Labubu toys. [Image credit: VCG/Getty Images]In 2025, Chinese toy company Pop Mart saw the popularity of the Labubu doll increase substantially. In summary, the CLW report detailed 18 “key issues ” which Shunjia Toys Co. needed to immediately address, along with the mistreatment of workers throughout their employment.

More abortions are taking place in England and Wales than ever before, new statistics show. Most abortions (nine in ten) took place before ten weeks, with the majority of women taking abortion pills at home, unsupervised. “Everyone who values life across England and Wales must surely be grieved at this dramatic increase in abortions. “This suggestion that ‘There is no right number of abortions’ demonstrates that abortion providers will never be satisfied, no matter how many unborn children are killed. The right number of abortions is none.

Rail services to and from London Euston were severely disrupted at around 7.45pm yesterday (January 15). Officers and paramedics were called to Apsley station after a casualty on the tracks was reported. The incident is not being treated as suspicious, and a file will be prepared for the coroner. “Officers attended along with paramedics but sadly a person was pronounced dead at the scene. “The incident is not being treated as suspicious, and a file will be prepared for the coroner.”

Charles’ written comments marked the first anniversary of the 100-Year Partnership between the UK and Ukraine, as the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion approaches at the end of February. Deputy Prime Minister David Lammy has travelled to Ukraine, according to reports, for a forum of the centenary partnership, to discuss the details of future cooperation between the two nations. “I wish, above all, to convey my profound hope that Ukraine can achieve a just and lasting peace that safeguards its security, sovereignty and prosperity, in a way that Ukrainians deserve. “We stand with you.”Charles has publicly supported Ukraine since the early period of Russia’s invasion, meeting Ukrainians who have sought sanctuary in the UK at many events, and his recent Christmas Day broadcast featured the choir Songs for Ukraine Chorus. It will involve co-operation in healthcare and tackling disease, as well as agricultural technology and the space industry.

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The Government has been urged to ban online pornography glorifying or promoting child sex abuse. In a Committee Stage debate on the Crime and Policing Bill in December, Peers called on the Government to clamp down on extreme online sexual content depicting children. ‘Demonstrable harm’Lady Bertin said her proposals sought “to close the gap between the law governing offline and online pornography” and warned that online pornography “is now so extreme and pervasive that it does not just reflect sexual tastes; it shapes them”. ProliferationAccording to police figures, online child sexual exploitation and abuse increased by 26 per cent between 2023 and 2024 with 51,672 recorded crimes. Last year, the Internet Watch Foundation reported a proliferation of AI-generated videos depicting child sexual abuse and a fourfold rise in confirmed reports of AI-generated sexualised images of children in the first six months of 2025 compared with the same period in 2024.

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