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1. Prince Harry-Daily Mail trial live: Publisher ‘knew it had skeletons in closet’, court told, as privacy battle begins

   The Duke of Sussex is joined by Sir Elton John, his husband David Furnish and actress Liz Hurley in taking legal action

2. Novak Djokovic equals Roger Federer record while reaching Australian Open milestone - latest

   Djokovic’s dominant win over Pedro Martinez followed victories for Iga Swiatek and Coco Gauff on day two

3. Meeting two versions of Paddy Pimblett as Scouse star finally fights for UFC gold

   Before fighting for the interim lightweight title, ‘Paddy The Baddy’ speaks to Alex Pattle about opponent Justin Gaethje, rival Ilia Topuria, and his beloved Liverpool FC

4. Trump’s obsession with Greenland is a victory for no one but Putin

   Trump may be unaware that he’s doing Russia’s bidding, but Europe and the UK understand they need to handle him carefully or risk giving the Kremlin multiple victories, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley

5. 6 new sleeper train routes coming in 2026

   Roll across Spain, chug between European capitals or travel the Silk Road on trains leaving the station this year

6. Transfer news live: Liverpool identify Guehi alternative, Frank’s Spurs future in doubt, Chelsea in wonderkid talks

   All the latest January transfer window news, gossip and rumours

7. What tariffs could Trump impose on the UK and how will it impact the economy?

   A look at what Trump’s tariff plans could mean for the UK

8. Shark attack at busy tourist spot leaves boy, 12, critically injured

9. What to know about the train crash in Spain

   A high-speed train in southern Spain derailed Sunday evening, colliding with another train and killing at least 39 people

10. How Trump has brutally reshaped foreign aid since returning to the White House

    The president’s decision to halt billions of dollars in aid has had severe consequences on the ground in Africa and around the world, writes Nick Ferris. It has also spurred other nations to follow suit in slashing international spending