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Queens Park Rangers secured a remarkable 4-1 victory over Leicester City, surging to just one point off the top six in the Championship. Coventry City earned a crucial point at Southampton, despite a late red card, and manager Frank Lampards post-match altercation. Charlton Athletic ended a six-game winless streak against Oxford United, with Charlie Kelmans resurgence noted. In League One, Huddersfield Town won 3-1 at Rotherham, while Plymouth Argyle thrashed Doncaster 5-1. League Twos Harrogate Town lost 4-0 to MK Dons, while Bristol Rovers drew under new manager Steve Evans.

Liverpool secured a hard-fought 2-1 win over Tottenham, despite playing against nine men for the final 20 minutes. The victory was marred by injuries, with Isak and Frimpong both leaving the field injured. Despite the challenges, Liverpools head coach praised the teams resilience, while Tottenhams manager commended his players fighting spirit. The win boosts Liverpools position in the table, while Tottenhams struggles continue, but their late fightback offers hope for a turnaround.

Boxing champ Tyson Fury, his family, and their wealth have moved to the Isle of Man, a self-governing spot with lower tax rates than the UK. Fury, who previously lived in a home worth over two million pounds, now enjoys a tax rate of just twenty-one percent on income and no capital gains or inheritance tax. The family has been spotted around Douglas, the capital, and Fury is considering making it their permanent home. Meanwhile, boxing fans await a potential fight between Fury and Anthony Joshua in 2026.

Bradfords UK City of Culture finale: A community-driven celebration of dance, poetry, and song, featuring 250 performers, including 90 local residents, marked the end of a successful year filled with cultural events, transforming lives and inspiring future leaders.

South East Waters CEO admits reliance on single facilities after Kent outage, plans £30m expansion at Bewl Water reservoir to boost resilience, following dry weather-induced hosepipe bans and regulator-approved bill hike.

Australias Bondi Beach becomes a scene of horror as a father-son duo, Sajid and Naveed Akram, allegedly carry out the countrys worst mass shooting in thirty years, killing fifteen and injuring forty-two at a Jewish Hanukkah celebration. The shooters, who led a double life, pledged allegiance to Islamic State, trained with guns, and built explosives. Heroic acts emerged amidst the chaos, but tragedy struck as heroes lost their lives. The attackers home and hideout were raided, uncovering more weapons and propaganda. Sajid died at the scene, while Naveed faces fifty-nine charges. The community mourns, calling for stricter gun laws. The full story of their radicalization is still unfolding.

Imran Khan, former Pakistan Prime Minister, and his wife Bushra Bibi received additional prison sentences in a corruption case involving a luxury jewelry set gifted by Saudi Arabias crown prince. They were convicted for violating rules and selling the jewelry for profit, adding ten years for criminal breach of trust and seven for misconduct. Khan, facing over 150 charges since his 2022 ouster, is currently in solitary confinement, with his party and supporters alleging politically motivated persecution.

Prince Harrys memoir, Spare, delves into his long-standing struggle with his mothers death. He sought closure through a psychic who channeled Princess Diana, offering comfort and acceptance. Harry also explored supervised psychedelics for healing. Despite ongoing family rifts, he continues to spend Christmas with his family in Los Angeles.

Shocking footage emerges as migrants dinghy sinks in English Channel, prompting UK Border Force to deploy all vessels. Desperate passengers bail out water with Nike trainers as leaders scream for order. Smugglers reckless tactics lead to potential disaster, with thousands more migrants expected to cross before Christmas. Germanys new law imposes harsher penalties on smugglers targeting the UK, but calm forecasts suggest no letup in crossings.