Looking at food options, community feel, and access to nature, each postcode earned a specific title for why it was the coolest. You can see the full list of the UK's coolest postcodes via The Sunday Times. The coolest postcode in London for 2026For London, it was E14's Poplar that was crowned the coolest place to live for 2026. Branded as perfect for "urban 'makers'", Poplar was described as "pedigree" by The Sunday Times. The bakery shares a space with Poplar Union, a community venue that hosts a range of events like Pilates and pottery classes.

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A key route has been reopened after a broken telegraph pole was cleared. The pole was blocking the B1116 between Laxfield and Fressingfield. A broken telegraph pole was blocking the B1116 between Laxfield and Fressingfield. Picture: iStockA Suffolk Police spokesperson had advised drivers to avoid the area and BT engineers had been made aware of the incident. The route reopened at 11.24am.

Iran protests turn deadly as State repression escalates“I am not afraid. Human rights organisations warn that past experience suggests initial casualty figures in Iran are often significantly underreported. Human rights monitors warn that such conditions increase the risk of extrajudicial killings, torture, and enforced disappearances. A Human Rights CrisisWhile the protests carry clear political implications, many observers stress that they represent a broader human rights crisis. ________________________________________ References • The Guardian – “Iran protests gather momentum as regime cracks down” (11 January 2026) https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jan/11/iran-protests-gather-momentum-demonstrators-protest-movement • The Jerusalem Post – “Why Iranians are chanting ‘Long live the Shah’” https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/iran-news/article-882053

During the regular season, Green recorded two sacks, 17 tackles, and three tackles-for-loss while playing in all 16 games. "​Former Patriot Jarvis Green brings business to Boston Former Patriot Jarvis Green to bring his business, Oceans 97 Inc., to Boston. The former Patriots defensive end was learning the ins and outs of the shrimping business. Jarvis Green ranks 21st all-time in franchise history with 28 sacks. At the time he retired Green ranked seventh (now 14th) all time for the Patriots with 24 tackles for a loss.

Despite Guela Doue scoring another goal for Ivory Coast, Hossam Hassan's team held firm to book their place in the semi-final. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThis means that Salah is guaranteed to miss Liverpool's Premier League clash with Burnley next weekend. Regardless of the result against Senegal, Salah will be available for selection for Liverpool's Champions League match against Marseille. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTHowever, should Egypt emerge victorious, the subsequent festivities may postpone Salah's availability for the fixture in France. Article continues below ADVERTISEMENTThe Reds will be desperate for Salah's presence following three successive draws.

The Adelaide Festival is facing an unprecedented crisis after nearly 50 prominent authors and speakers withdrew from its 2026 Writers’ Week, according to theguardian.com. The mass boycott follows the board’s decision to dump Palestinian-Australian academic Randa Abdel-Fattah from the programme, a move critics have branded “gross discrimination”. The festival board justified the removal of Abdel-Fattah, a Macquarie University academic, by citing “cultural sensitivity” following the recent Bondi terror attack. Abdel-Fattah, who has previously faced criticism from Jewish organisations and the Coalition for her anti-Zionist views, called the association with the Bondi tragedy “obscene”. Evelyn Araluen, the Stella Prize-winning poet described the move as a “betrayal” and a “spectacle of censorship”.

Jerome Powell said on Sunday that the Department of Justice had threatened him with a criminal indictment and served grand jury subpoenas over Congressional testimony he gave last summer regarding a Federal Reserve building renovation project. Powell says this action is a pretext aimed at putting further pressure on the central bank to lower interest rates

Industry Insight: Searchlight's $3.3M opening on 1,925 screens demonstrates specialty theatrical viability at scale between arthouse (<500 screens) and wide release (3,000+), as Fraser's Oscar credibility provides theatrical hook streaming lacks while mid-budget permits profitability at modest gross. Consumer Insight: Audiences respond to Fraser's "residual affection" (comeback narrative, Oscar validation, earnest screen presence) making him theatrical draw for feel-good material—post-Whalegoodwill converts to ticket sales for similar emotional territory. Brand Insight: "Rental family" premise combines cultural novelty (Western audiences unfamiliar with Japanese practice) with universal theme (loneliness, connection desire), allowing Hikari to explore specific culture through accessible emotional framework avoiding documentary distancing.

'ADHD care costs soar' and 'Bin Diesel'13 January 2026, 01:23 GMT Updated 13 January 2026, 05:22 GMTImage caption, There's a mix of stories on Tuesday's front pages. The paper reports the underground complex could be a "security risk" as the prime minister is expected to approve the embassy later this month. Image caption, The NHS is overspending by £164m a year on ADHD services, according to an investigation by the Guardian. The paper reports that Sir Keir Starmer is expected to approve the embassy before a visit to China later this month. The i Paper reports that under-16s in the UK could be banned from social media "within months".

Labor is credited with a 52-48 two-party lead using both respondent-allocated preferences and previous election preference flows, compared with respective leads of 55-45 and 55.5-44.5 last month. The other comes from Fox & Hedgehog, a new outfit founded by former Peter Dutton staffer Michael Horner, and has Labor leading 53-47 from primary votes of Labor 29%, Coalition 25%, One Nation 21% and Greens 14%. Also featured are further two-party preferred match-ups showing Labor leading One Nation 56-44 and the Coalition leading One Nation 63-37, and a “three-party preferred” result with Labor on 46%, the Coalition on 29% and One Nation on 25%. Together with Anthony Albanese (33% approval and 48% disapproval) and Sussan Ley (19% approval and 32% disapproval), personal ratings were included for six further politicians, with Pauline Hanson scoring 38% approval and 41% disapproval. The poll was conducted January 5 and 6 from a sample of 1608.

The head of Generation Rent says the threat of landlords quitting the sector “should be taken with a large pinch of salt”. The comment comes in a Guardian article looking chiefly at the 2% tax rise on rental income imposed by Chancellor Rachel Reeves in November’s Budget. Ben Twomey, chief executive of Generation Rent, says most landlords are able to absorb an increase in tax. He adds: “Regardless of costs, landlords find it all too easy to raise rents anyway when wages are rising and building new homes slows down. The Guardian – not known for its support for landlords in the past – cites one for whom the Reeves increase will cost £2,500 a year.

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2025 was a brilliant year for high income dividend shares. Legal & General, M&G and Phoenix all had solid track records of maintaining or growing dividends and strong Solvency II ratios, signalling capital strength. Even so, M&G’s forecast to yield 7.18% in 2026, Phoenix around 7.7%, and Legal & General an impressive 8.33%. However, M&G, Legal & General and Phoenix would all suffer in a stock market crash. If we do get another year of steady gains, those once-in-a-decade yields may be gone for good.