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Minneapolis unrest severs officer’s finger as Gaethje downs Pimblett; Labour weighs Burnham by-election run; Sabalenka reaches Australian Open QF amid Russia/Belarus ban calls; Honnold free-solos 101-story skyscraper; Hamas 2006 election recalled; Jan. 25 birthdays; Carrick’s Man United coaching ties; storms shut Dawlish rail line; London prison protest arrests; NFL Super Bowl picks
Officer’s finger severed during Minneapolis unrest after fatal shooting of nurse
Unrest erupted in Minneapolis after 37-year-old registered nurse Alex Pretti was shot and killed by federal agents during a confrontation. The Department of Homeland Security said Pretti approached officers with a gun and resisted attempts to disarm him, while online footage has been cited as suggesting he may have been holding a phone. DHS officials said that during the ensuing clashes, a Homeland Security agent had a finger bitten off, and graphic photos were posted online. The incident drew sharp political reactions, with Minnesota leaders and Democrats condemning the federal operation and Trump administration figures accusing critics of siding with extremists.
Gaethje says Pimblett’s overconfidence cost him at UFC 324
UFC interim lightweight champion Justin Gaethje said Paddy Pimblett lost their UFC 324 fight because he fought with false confidence.
Labour to decide whether Andy Burnham can run in a parliamentary by-election
Labour is set to decide whether Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham will be allowed to stand in an upcoming parliamentary by-election, amid reports that allies of the prime minister may try to block his candidacy.
Aryna Sabalenka reaches Australian Open quarter-finals amid calls to ban Belarusian and Russian players over the Ukraine war
Aryna Sabalenka reached the Australian Open quarter-finals with a 6-1, 7-6(1) win over 19-year-old Victoria Mboko, overcoming a late second-set challenge and extending her streak of 20 consecutive Grand Slam tie-break wins. The result comes amid renewed pressure from Ukrainian player Oleksandra Oliynykova, who has called for Sabalenka and other Belarusian and Russian players to be disqualified from tennis over the ongoing war in Ukraine. Sabalenka will next face 18-year-old American Iva Jovic, who has reached the last eight without dropping a set.
Alex Honnold climbs a 101-story skyscraper without safety gear
Climber Alex Honnold climbed Taiwan’s 101-story building solo without any safety equipment, becoming the first person to complete the ascent this way.
Jan. 25, 2006: Hamas Wins Majority in Palestinian Parliamentary Elections
On Jan. 25, 2006, Hamas won a surprise majority in Palestinian parliamentary elections, marking a major political shift. The group, classified by many countries as militant, has called for Israel’s destruction.
Notable birthdays on Jan. 25 include Pauline Chalamet and Alicia Keys
Jan. 25 features several notable birthdays, including actor Pauline Chalamet turning 34 and musician Alicia Keys turning 45.
Why Michael Carrick’s Manchester United coaching appointments are more than personal connections
Why Carrick's Man Utd coaches are more than just 'a bunch of his mates': former Premier League manager Tony Pulis outlines the rationale behind Michael Carrick’s backroom staff choices at Manchester United and explains what managers typically look for from key coaching and support roles.
Storm Damage Closes Dawlish Railway Line Until Further Notice
Storm damage has forced the Dawlish railway line to close until further notice after part of the sea wall partially collapsed.
Arrests after protesters enter grounds of London prison
Police say several people were arrested after protesters entered the grounds of HMP Wormwood Scrubs in London during a demonstration supporting a detainee linked to Palestine Action who is on a hunger strike.
NFL playoff predictions: Who will reach the Super Bowl?
BBC Sport’s panel predicts which teams will advance to Super Bowl 60 from Sunday’s championship games, and readers can compare picks and make their own selections.
Dana White praises Paddy Pimblett’s toughness after loss to Justin Gaethje
UFC president Dana White credited Paddy Pimblett for his toughness in his loss to Justin Gaethje at UFC 324, but said Pimblett did not have the right game plan for the fight.
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