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In a shocking turn of events, Karen Silva, convicted of leaving a child in a hot van leading to his death, receives shock probation due to her pregnancy. The community, including the victims mother and prosecutor, express outrage, questioning the justice systems handling of the case.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburghs Christmas card showcases their Japan trip, featuring Prince Edward hiking on a wooden bridge and Sophie contemplating a snowy mountain. The card also includes a playful sumo wrestling photo. The royal family, including the Waleses, gathered for the Kings pre-Christmas lunch, blending tradition with memorable trip moments.

The Duke and Duchess of Edinburghs Christmas card showcases their Japan trip, featuring Prince Edward hiking on a wooden bridge and Sophie contemplating a snowy mountain. The card also includes a playful sumo wrestling photo. The royal family, including the Waleses, gathered for the Kings pre-Christmas lunch, blending tradition with memorable trip moments.

Tess Daly and Claudia Winkleman bid farewell to Strictly Come Dancing after hosting for years, with a tearful final episode. The judges, including Anton Du Beke and Craig Revel Horwood, expressed their love and admiration for the duo. A heartfelt video tribute and a special letter from Queen Camilla highlighted their impact on the show. Tess joined in 2004, and Claudia started on It Takes Two before joining Tess in 2014. Their chemistry made weekends must-watch TV. Rumors of replacements like Alan Carr, Holly Willoughby, or Janette Manrara circulate, but producers focus on the finalists big night.

Prince William and Prince George team up to prepare Christmas lunch for the homeless at The Passage, a charity where William first volunteered with his mother, Princess Diana. This father-son outing, shared on the royals YouTube channel, continues Williams Christmas tradition and reflects his passion for ending homelessness, inspired by his childhood visit to the shelter.

Four men, including one from Greater Manchester, have been found guilty of raping and sexually exploiting a sixteen-year-old girl in a horrific ordeal. The victim, who had run away from home, was lured into a BMW by two of the men and subjected to repeated rapes and assaults in hotels. The men were convicted based on phone records, hotel bookings, and other evidence, and will face sentencing next March.

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.