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US Justice Department restores Epstein photo, amid victim concerns and political backlash. The image, showing Trump pictures on Epsteins desk, was initially removed for review but later reposted. Victims rights lawyer Gloria Allred criticizes the release for exposing survivors names and unredacted images. Democrats demand explanations, while Republicans accuse them of past political stunts. As reviews continue, the full Epstein story remains unsettled.

UK hospitals face epidural kit shortage until March due to manufacturing issues, leading to safety concerns and the formation of special teams to manage the switch. NHS assures safety is top priority, with alternatives in place and stock sharing among trusts.

Leon Adams mother seeks justice for her sons brutal Valentines Day attack in 2002, which left him paralyzed and ultimately contributed to his death last December. Despite his unyielding spirit, the attackers stole his life twice. South Wales Police are now re-examining evidence and urge anyone with information to come forward.

A legal challenge threatens to ban civil servants from participating in Pride marches, as the Christian Institute seeks a judicial review. The group argues that official involvement breaches impartiality laws, citing a successful case against uniformed police officers. The challenge focuses on Middlesbrough Pride, where marching with rainbow lanyards is seen as endorsing gender ideology. The government defends an inclusive workplace, but the case raises questions about neutrality in public service.

Jimmy Kimmel, back on air after Trump-led cancellation pressure, delivers a bold Christmas message on Channel Four, warning about threats to free speech and quipping about Trumps first year. Hell pay tribute to protesters who fought for his return, airing on Christmas Day at five forty-five PM.

Former soldier Joseph McCabe, 40, from Glasgow, jailed for 46 weeks for sexually assaulting four cabin crew members on a Jet2 flight from Edinburgh to Tenerife, causing the plane to divert. McCabe, who served in the armys Rologistic Corps, groped, slapped, and tried to hug crew members, despite warnings and a ban from Jet2. He was placed on the sex offenders register for ten years and will serve indefinite no-contact orders with victims.

EastEnders fans rejoice! Debbie Bates, played by Nicola Duffett, returns after thirty years, alongside her husband Nigel Bates, portrayed by Paul Bradley. The special episode, airing December 23rd at 7:30 p.m. on BBC One, focuses on Nigels dementia battle, intertwining past and present. Familiar faces like Barry Evans, played by Shaun Williamson, and Pat Evans, portrayed by Pam St. Clement, also make appearances. The episode, a collaboration with Dementia UK, promises an emotional journey through Walfords history while raising awareness for dementia.

West Midlands Police under scrutiny for banning Maccabi Tel Aviv fans from Aston Villa match, amid allegations of antisemitism and inaccurate intelligence. IOPC investigates, government inspectorate reviews risk assessment, and MPs demand more details from top officers. Maccabi Tel Aviv fined and suspended for racist behavior at a separate match.

25-year-old flight attendant brutally murdered in Dubai hotel room by ex-husband, Albert Morgan, who traveled from Russia. Morgan, driven by jealousy and false accusations, stabbed the victim multiple times with scissors. He had previously stalked her and attempted to frame her. Morgan was caught on hotel CCTV and arrested, despite trying to flee and even sign up to fight in Ukraine. He is now in custody as investigations continue.