UK - The Independent

*Please note: The news links below will open a new window.

1. Australian Open men’s and women’s seed list and tracker

   Follow the progress of the top-32 players in the men’s and women’s draw at the Australian Open

2. Australian Open order of play and tournament schedule

   Carlos Alcaraz, Aryna Sabalenka, Venus Williams and Emma Raducanu are all in action on the opening day of the tournament on Sunday

3. Active-duty Army troops prepare for Minnesota deployment, defense officials say: reports

   Trump previously threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to crush protests against federal officers surging into the state

4. Is the Australian Open on TV? Channel, live stream and how to watch tennis grand slam

   Jannik Sinner and Madison Keys are the defending champions as the opening grand slam of the year gets underway in Melbourne

5. Mikel Arteta explains Bukayo Saka decision in Arsenal injury update

   Saka started on the bench as the Premier League leaders were held to a 0-0 draw at Nottingham Forest

6. Indonesian rescuers find wreckage of plane in mountainous region

   Indonesian rescuers have recovered wreckage from a missing plane believed to have crashed with 11 people on board

7. Is the Africa Cup of Nations final on TV? How to watch Morocco v Senegal for free

   Morocco dream of a home title while Sadio Mane’s Senegal look to become two-time champions

8. Who is Arthur Fery? British qualifier knocks out 20th seed on Australian Open debut

   The French-born Fery, who is the son of a former tennis player and the president of football club Lorient, stunned an ill Flavio Cobolli on his main draw debut

9. Social media addiction's surprising challenger? Anti-doomscrolling influencers

   With billions of active users across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and other social media platforms, cutting down on screen time is a common goal for many people

10. How the actions of two passionate sisters have helped hundreds of missing people

    As The Independent’s SafeCall campaign hits its target of £165,000 alongside Missing People, it heard from those who witnessed the charity’s modest beginnings