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Sunday’s newspaper top news and transfer rumors…premier league Liverpool star Mohamed Salah will be given the chance to become the face of the Saudi Professional League in the summer, with the 33-year-old Saudi potentially getting his £400,000-a-week wages tripled as Cristiano Ronaldo’s future at Al Nasr remains in doubt – Sunday Mirror Tottenham manager Thomas Frank says he is not considering stripping Cristian Romero of the captaincy following his red card against Manchester United – The Observer Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player Soccer Saturday Team discusses Cristian Romero’s sending off for challenging Casemiro during Spurs’ loss…
Participants at the Singapore Airshow on Wednesday, February 4, 2026 in Singapore. The show will run until February 8th. Photographer: SeongJoon Cho/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesAmid heightened geopolitical uncertainty, defense buyers at the Singapore Airshow said they were prioritizing sovereignty, from local production and joint development to ownership of the software and intellectual property that runs their systems. Industry leaders say hardware, software and supply chain management are now central to procurement decisions.Executives at the show, which concludes on Sunday, cited shifting alliances and tougher rhetoric from major powers as catalysts for this trend. “There is…
A poster of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi hung at the Liberal Democratic Party headquarters in Tokyo on Sunday, February 8, 2026. Photographer: Toru Hanai/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesBloomberg | Bloomberg | Getty ImagesAccording to NHK’s initial forecast, Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party is likely to consolidate its majority in the House of Representatives, with the Liberal Democratic Party winning between 274 and 328 of the 465 seats. This is roughly in line with opinion poll predictions, with Nikkei Shimbun and Asahi Shimbun predicting that the Liberal Democratic Party and its coalition partner, Japan Restoration Party, would secure more than 300 seats…
The U.S. oil blockade has caused a severe energy crisis in Cuba, forcing the government to ration fuel and cut power outages for many hours a day, paralyzing life in the communist-ruled island nation of 11 million people.Living with near-permanent power outages, bus stops are empty and families rely on wood and coal for cooking as the economic crisis worsens due to Trump administration actions in recent weeks.President Miguel Diaz-Canel has imposed tough emergency restrictions on everything from reduced working hours to fuel sales, against the backdrop of a looming threat of regime change from the White House.The Caribbean region…
Janice and Blaine Carmena had no intention of returning to life at sea, but while scrolling through classified information they discovered an abandoned 76-foot motor yacht that would become their new home. The Canadian couple, who first met while working on a luxury yacht nearly 20 years ago, had long ago traded a life at sea for a life on land. The two married in 2002, raised two children, and built new careers, Janice working as a police officer and Blaine running a company that builds and customizes performance cars. “It was a pretty extreme change for us,” Blaine admits.…
Emma Raducanu said she will take her loss in the Transylvania Open final positively, revealing she has found her “identity” on court and is playing “the way I want to”.Raducanu lost in the Transylvania Open final to local favorite Sorana Cirstea in straight sets, missing out on a chance to win her first title since winning the US Open in 2021. Raducanu, who is expected to move up five places to world No. 25 on Monday, admitted she was feeling the effects of Friday’s marathon semi-final victory over Ukraine’s Oleksandra Olnikova. Use Chrome Browser for a more accessible video player…
A young woman with headphones is browsing vintage vinyl records in a store.Mikhailo Milovanovich E Plus | Getty ImagesMatt Richards, a 23-year-old account manager, deleted all social media apps from his phone last year and was amazed at how his life changed for the better. Richards has been using smartphones since he was 11 years old, and like most Gen Z and Millennials, he grew up with them. But in recent years, he’s noticed that social media has become less fun, with artificial intelligence taking over his feeds, influencers promoting brands, and lifestyles being constantly compared.”I think people back then…
Seoul, South Korea — Excited young couples roam the busy convention center, trying on baby carriers, testing out strollers, and learning about the latest safety features in car seats. The scene in Seoul in January may seem a stark contrast to South Korea’s usual headlines of plummeting birth rates and an impending demographic crisis that threatens to engulf neighboring Japan and China. But against all odds, more babies are finally being born in South Korea. This figure has been rising slowly for more than a year, a rare piece of good news for a government that has been encouraging people…
Arsenal vs. Manchester City is the most even match in Women’s Super League history, with 11 wins each. The pendulum has swung from left to right for years, but most of the time it seems to settle somewhere in the middle.These are two of the most prolific tracking clubs. Except for this season, the rules of the game have changed and Man City are no longer in the chase. They are the ones being chased. Since losing to Chelsea on the opening weekend, Andrii Zeglarc has now won 13 games in a row, giving them an 11-point lead at the…
A snow plow is seen in action while an American Airlines Boeing 737 passenger plane is parked at the gate on the tarmac at LaGuardia Airport in New York on January 25, 2026. Charlie Tribalew | AFP | Getty Imagesamerican airlinesThis year, which promised a turnaround, got off to an eventful start.Pilot and flight attendant unions are questioning CEO Robert Isom’s leadership as American Airlines’ performance lags its competitors by a wide margin, a trend that has led to lower profit sharing for American’s more than 130,000 employees. Adding to employee frustrations, airlines have struggled to recover from a major…