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GB men's curling team beats Switzerland 8-5, guaranteeing at least a silver medal and advancing to the final against Canada. The women's team won their match but missed the semifinals due to other results.
Prince Andrew arrested over Epstein links. UN says Darfur atrocities point to genocide. China leads in green energy.
Prince Andrew arrested for misconduct in public office. King Charles says the law must take its course. Andrew denies wrongdoing.
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Zach Top won the first Grammy for best traditional country album, bringing old-school sounds to new fans. He sees the award as validating his authentic style and is excited to perform internationally.
South Africa faces a national disaster as foot-and-mouth disease spreads across most provinces, devastating cattle herds and farmers' livelihoods. The government is criticized for its response and is now importing vaccines.
A British couple on a motorcycle trip was sentenced to 10 years in Iran for espionage, which they deny. They described dire prison conditions. The UK government calls the sentences unjustifiable and vows to work for their release.
Keir Starmer appoints Dame Antonia Romeo as UK's first female cabinet secretary, the top civil servant role, despite past bullying complaints which were investigated with no case to answer.
Trump's ballroom project, approved by a commission he appointed, involves demolishing the White House's East Wing. Historic groups are suing, arguing it bypassed legal reviews. Public comments were overwhelmingly opposed.
British man Tiger Duggan, 23, died in Thailand after a motorbike crash on Feb. 1. Over £200,000 was raised for his care. His organs were donated, saving others.
Live Nation posted record 2025 revenue and attendance but faces a major US monopoly lawsuit over high ticket prices and industry control.
Rai Sport head Paolo Petrecca resigned after his error-filled commentary of the Milan-Cortina Olympics opening ceremony, which went viral and caused a journalists' strike.