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Chris Rea's Home: The Birthplace of Driving Home for Christmas
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Chris Reas Driving Home for Christmas - The late singers iconic holiday song was penned in a Middlesbrough home, now owned by unsuspecting residents. The tune, initially a B-side, gained popularity in recent years, becoming a festive favorite for many.
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Palau Takes Migrants, US Aid in Deal
01:23|Palau, a small Pacific island nation, has agreed to accept up to seventy-five migrants from the US in exchange for millions in aid. These migrants, who have never been charged with a crime, will fill key labor shortages in Palau. The US is providing funds for public services, security advisers, and pension plan reform. This deal offers a workaround to US immigration policies and strengthens ties between the two nations.
Korea's Gaming Revolution: From Addiction to Billion-Dollar Industry
02:24|South Koreas gaming industry has transformed from a social ill to a thriving powerhouse, with pro gamers like Son Si-woo, or Lehends, earning six-figure salaries. The market has grown significantly, with exports surging and esports programs in schools and universities. Despite the challenges, trainees like Roh Hyun-jun strive for professional success, showcasing Koreas competitive edge in gaming.
Working Dogs Keep Holiday Spirit Alive
01:41|On Christmas Day, while many dogs relax, these working dogs in Northern Ireland stay on duty. From assistance dogs like Jojo, who calms autistic Lucia, to police dogs Igi and Kodi, and farm dogs like Bowie, they keep going. Despite their hard work, theyre rewarded with extra love, treats, and festive fun.
2025 Weather Wonders: A BBC Weather Watchers Retrospective
01:31|2025 in review: A wild weather year with Northern Lights, storms, heatwaves, and floods, as captured by BBC Weather Watchers.
Kate & Charlotte's Heartwarming Duet at Christmas Concert
02:00|The Princess of Wales annual Together at Christmas carol concert featured a heartwarming piano duet by Kate and Charlotte, marking their first public outing together since June. Other royals and celebrities attended, including Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, Zara Tindall, and Kate Winslet. The event honored community helpers and the power of love, blending family, royalty, and star power.
Handyman Faces New Murder Charges, Fears of Serial Killer
01:19|Sixty-two-year-old handyman Richard Fox, with a history of sex abuse convictions, is now facing charges for a third murder, raising fears he could be a serial killer. Fox, already behind bars for killing two women, was charged with second-degree murder for the death of Crystal Curthoys, whose decomposed body was found in a house he once owned. Fox had previously confessed to murdering two other women, and hinted at more victims during his sentencing. With Fox locked up in Niagara County jail and due back in court in January, families and locals brace for what else might surface.
Brothers' Tunisia School Link to British Jihadist
01:47|Unveiling a chilling connection: A British jihadists brother, Bilel Saadaoui, attended school with Sousse beach attacker Seifeddine Rezgui, both charmed their way to the UK through holiday romances. This schoolboy link adds a haunting layer to the Saadaoui brothers story, highlighting the unexpected origins of terror networks.
Princess Kate & Charlotte's Heartfelt Piano Duet
01:47|The Princess of Wales, Kate, and her daughter Princess Charlotte, captivated audiences with a heartwarming piano duet at the Together at Christmas carol concert. The pair performed Holm Sound, a piece by Scottish composer Erland Cooper, showcasing their close bond and Kates passion for the outdoors. The performance, recorded at Windsor Castle, moved viewers and highlighted the familys reunion after a six-month separation. Kates voiceover message emphasized the importance of kindness and connection during the holiday season.