22+ min ago (445+ words) Rescuers in Indonesia are searching for at least 400 people who have been reported missing, many believed to be buried under landslides, after cyclonic rains caused disastrous flooding nearly a week ago. The death toll on the island of Sumatra has risen to more than 440, the government says. Aid has been sent into affected areas by air and by sea, but some villages have yet to receive anything, and there are reports of people stealing food and water to survive. Some foreign aid has arrived, with Malaysia sending medical supplies to Aceh, one of the worst-hit provinces. Millions have been affected by heavy rains across South-East Asia, including Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines. An exceptionally rare tropical storm, named Cyclone Senyar, caused catastrophic landslides and flooding in Indonesia, with homes swept away and thousands of buildings submerged. People are missing in…...

24+ min ago (120+ words) Have your say on Forest's performance What did you make of Brighton's display? Come back on Monday for a selection of your replies Qatar Grand Prix: Norris loses place off startline Premier League: Isak & Gakpo score as Liverpool beat West Ham, Brighton & Villa win Scottish Premiership: Livingston & Aberdeen goalless at break; Rangers held by Falkirk Are Chelsea genuine title contenders? 'Bonds the embodiment of West Ham's spirit' Abject failure becoming the norm - where does Welsh rugby go from here? What next for heavyweight division after TKV win? Newcastle make 'big step forward' for 'fed up' Howe Man City 'bend rules' to deny Leeds - Farke A 'waste of England's time' - what did Wiegman learn from Lionesses' stroll?...

30+ min ago (652+ words) 10-man Chelsea hold Arsenal to draw in feisty London derby Facing Tottenham, Bayern Munich and Chelsea inside a week - a run any side would find an extreme test - and earning two wins and a battling draw cannot be considered anything other than a positive return but Arsenal may be left feeling they could have done even better. After superb performances in beating rivals Spurs before dispatching Bayern at the Emirates, Sunday's match with Chelsea was always going to be difficult with recovery time limited. And preparations were further hit with key centre-back William Saliba ruled out with a knock picked up in training - the France international set for more tests. Given that context, a 1-1 draw secured through Mikel Merino's header to leave the Gunners five points clear at the top of the table is far from a poor result. But…...

57+ min ago (323+ words) Last season's beaten Scottish Cup finalists Celtic have been drawn away to West of Scotland League Premier Division side Auchinleck Talbot in the fourth round, while defending champions Aberdeen will start their defence at home against Championship side Raith Rovers. Jimmy Thelin's side beat Celtic on penalties at Hampden in May to win the cup for the first time since 1990. Sixth-tier Auchinleck beat League 2 Dumbarton 4-0 to reach the fourth round and they now welcome the 42-time Scottish Cup winners to Beechwood Park, which holds 4,000 people. Rangers host League 2 Annan Athletic, while there are three all-Premiership ties. Kilmarnock take on Dundee, Livingston face St Mirren and league-leaders Hearts welcome Falkirk to Tynecastle. Hibernian are away to Dunfermline, Dundee United host Ayr United, while Motherwell host Ross County. All fourth round ties will be played over the weekend of 17-18 January 2026. What has…...

1+ hour, 4+ min ago (326+ words) Nottingham Forest have held a minute's silence in memory of teenager Joshua Travis who was fatally hit by a train in Nottinghamshire. The 14-year-old, who was a former academy player at the club, died on Wednesday evening when he was struck in Burton Joyce. Joshua's death is not being treated as suspicious, the British Transport Police (BTP) said. Inquiries by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) are ongoing. On Sunday, players and supporters observed a minute's silence at Forest's City Ground ahead of their Premier League game against Brighton. Players from both sides also wore black armbands. In a tribute on social media, Forest said they were "deeply saddened" by the death of Joshua, who previously an academy goalkeeper. A number of Nottinghamshire-based clubs also paid tribute. Aspire FC, based in Gedling, said Joshua was a "fantastic goalkeeper and a…...

1+ hour, 4+ min ago (326+ words) Nottingham Forest have held a minute's silence in memory of teenager Joshua Travis who was fatally hit by a train in Nottinghamshire. The 14-year-old, who was a former academy player at the club, died on Wednesday evening when he was struck in Burton Joyce. Joshua's death is not being treated as suspicious, the British Transport Police (BTP) said. Inquiries by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) are ongoing. On Sunday, players and supporters observed a minute's silence at Forest's City Ground ahead of their Premier League game against Brighton. Players from both sides also wore black armbands. In a tribute on social media, Forest said they were "deeply saddened" by the death of Joshua, who previously an academy goalkeeper. A number of Nottinghamshire-based clubs also paid tribute. Aspire FC, based in Gedling, said Joshua was a "fantastic goalkeeper and a…...

1+ hour, 13+ min ago (351+ words) Christian Fuchs feels Newport County's performance in the 2-2 draw with Barrow will have given fans hope that the club can preserve their League Two status this season. The Exiles twice surrendered the lead against the Bluebirds, but ultimately claimed their first point since Fuchs was named as Dave Hughes' successor at Rodney Parade. "We wanted to get the fans on board right away. How they have supported the team was incredible," said Fuchs. "They have been suffering as much as we did over quite a stretch now. "We created some sort of hope amongst everybody, especially with the team, they (fans) have seen what they are capable of doing. "The starting point was today and now we'll move forward." Newport remain at the bottom of the League Two table and are five points adrift of safety having played 18 league matches…...

1+ hour, 15+ min ago (254+ words) A community group that came together to protect a field popular with dog walkers has confirmed it has managed to buy the land. Daisybank Field, at the foot of Leckhampton Hill, Cheltenham, has long been used by locals. It was due to be put up for auction but, in March, Leckhampton With Warden Hill Parish Council managed to secure its status as an asset of community value, giving locals six months to prepare a bid to buy the land for "75,000. The statement continued: "We would like to thank everyone who contributed their stories and memories of Daisybank " the narratives highlighting the importance of this piece of land." The group raised "35,000 towards the cost by crowdfunding. The remaining contributions came from local businesses and individuals, as well as the National Lottery Heritage Fund and two local parish councils. Daisybank CIC says…...

1+ hour, 26+ min ago (270+ words) More than 800 candles were displayed along a waterfront, each carrying a personal dedication in memory of lost loved ones. Poole Quay, in Dorset, was illuminated in a sea of light on Saturday for families and friends to remember their loved ones and to support Lewis-Manning hospice. The event, which was free, raised funds for Lewis-Manning's free hospice services via the public pre-ordering candles or by donating on the night. The hospice said money raised would help provide more than 400 hours of counselling and enable person-centred care at home and in local hubs, supporting about 1,200 people and families across the county. Children from Dorset-based schools decorated more than 300 lanterns which arrived at the quay on an illuminated boat at 19:00 GMT. Pupils from Canford Heath Infant School, Ad Astra Infant School, Heatherlands Primary School, and community groups from St James Church participated....

1+ hour, 29+ min ago (135+ words) Chelsea produce a defiant performance to hold Premier League leaders Arsenal to a 1-1 draw at Stamford Bridge after going down to 10 men following Moises Caicedo's first-half dismissal. MATCH REPORT: Chelsea 1-1 Arsenal 10-man Chelsea hold Arsenal to draw in feisty London derby. Video, 00:09:4710-man Chelsea hold Arsenal to draw in feisty London derby Up Next. The cutest snooker player has arrived! Two-year-old Jude walks out. Video, 00:01:17The cutest snooker player has arrived! Two-year-old Jude walks out 'Never label me a thug' - Clarke and TKV face off. Video, 00:02:32'Never label me a thug' - Clarke and TKV face off Frank pleased with Spurs' performance despite defeat at PSG. Video, 00:02:37Frank pleased with Spurs' performance despite defeat at PSG...