Jimmy Carter, former US president, remembered in sports world after death
WSJ associate editor John Bussey remembers former President Jimmy Carter on 'Fox News Live.'
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Israeli airstrike on Syria kills 11 people, war monitor reports
The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said the airstrike targeted a weapons depot that belonged to Assad’s forces near the industrial town of Adra, near the capital Damascus. The observatory said at least 11 people, mostly civilians, were killed.
At least three migrants drown trying to reach UK from France
The deaths were confirmed after an early morning rescue operation involving French emergency services and the navy’s “Dauphin” helicopter.
At least three dead after attempting to cross Channel in small boats
At least three people have died attempting to cross the Channel in small boats, French authorities have revealed. A large-scale rescue operation off the coast of Sangatte, near Calais, began early on Sunday (December 29).
Coronation Street spoilers for the next week including New Year's Eve and New Year's Day
Christmas is almost a distant memory and there's not long to go now until people across the country will be ringing in the New Year.
The symptom when you eat that means it could be Covid rather than flu
Brits are being warned that a particular symptom experienced while eating could be indicative of Covid-19, distinguishing it from other common winter illnesses. Amid a rise in viral infections, the UK government has updated its guidance on how to tell the difference between the various viruses circulating this season.
Professional boxer Paul Bamba dead at 35, days after winning title bout
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Coronation Street's Joel Deering star gets 'best present ever' after exit as storyline 'not ended'
Former Coronation Street star Calum Lill told fans he got the 'best present ever' this Christmas before it was revealed his storyline on the cobbles may not have come to an end.