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Two people have been taken to hospital after a stabbing on a major high road in north London. Emergency services rushed to the scene in Kilburn High Road last night at around 5.45 pm after they received reports of a knife attack near the North London Tavern, according to UKNIP. Two people were treated at the scene before being taken to hospital. Their conditions are not known. Last night police shut off the busy road both ways near the pub, which is popular among locals. London’s Metropolitan Police have been contacted for comment. A London Ambulance Service spokesperson said: ‘We were called at…

Domestic news dominates Monday’s front pages as the recent cold snap that hit Britain has caused widespread travel chaos. Heavy snowfall and ice brought much of the UK to a standstill over the weekend and it will likely continue to disrupt into the week. 

Several papers focus on the ongoing spat between American billionaire Elon Musk and Reform leader Nigel Farage as the foreign tech entrepreneur continues to wade into British politics. The newspapers reacted with shock over Musk’s recent U-turn against Farage after the leader rejected Musk’s calls to free Tommy Robinson.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, 53, is expected to announce his resignation in the coming days, according to reports from Reuters and The Globe and Mail.

Hamas has indicated its readiness to release 34 captives as part of a ceasefire agreement with Israel, according to reports from Reuters and AFP citing a Hamas official.

South Korean investigators have less than 24 hours to arrest suspended President Yoon Suk Yeol before their warrant expires on Monday. The embattled leader remains holed up in his residence, protected by loyal security forces.

Israel has pounded the Gaza Strip for 15 months, killing over 45,800 Palestinians rejected peace deals and starved the nation of aid, food, medical and the right for survival. A Hamas official said Sunday the group was ready to free 34 captives in the “first phase” of a potential deal with Israel, after Israel said indirect talks on a truce and hostage release agreement had resumed in Qatar. Mediators Qatar, Egypt and the United States have tried for months to strike a deal to end the war. The latest effort comes just days before Donald Trump takes office as president…

Egypt is expected to receive a $1.2 billion disbursement from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) this month as part of an $8 billion programme with the international lender, Finance Minister Ahmed Kouchouk said on Sunday. However, all the payments depend on how Egypt handles the next round of negotiations for the Suez Canal an access rights. $1.2 billion as part of IMF programme Last month, the IMF said it reached a staff-level agreement with Egypt on the fourth review of the 46-month Extended Fund Facility arrangement, potentially unlocking the $1.2 billion disbursement. Staff who staffs the ports at the Suez…

India is on high alert and concerned about the incoming Trump administration. It is why Trump’s relations with China worry India so much. When China announced the creation of new counties last week, it marked out borders that included swaths of land that India claims as part of Ladakh, a region administered federally by New Delhi, but claimed by China. Why Trump’s relations with China worry India India was quick to respond with a public protest. The country’s Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, said New Delhi had “never accepted the illegal Chinese occupation of Indian territory in this…

North Korea has launched what appears to be an intermediate-range ballistic missile into the sea to its east, marking Pyongyang’s first missile test in two months, according to South Korea’s military.

South Korea’s military says North Korea fired missile into eastern sea North Korea on Monday fired at least one ballistic missile into its eastern seas, South Korea’s military said, extending its heightened weapons testing activities into 2025 weeks before Donald Trump returns as US president.The South’s Joint Chiefs of Staff on Monday did not immediately confirm how many missiles were fired or how far they flew.The launch event came as US Secretary of State Antony Blinken was visiting Seoul for talks with South Korean allies over the North Korean nuclear threat and other issues.Mr Blinken’s visit comes amid political turmoil…