UK News Daily UK Appeals Dismissal Terrorism Case, Grimsby Triumphs in Late Header, Braving The New Year Dip, UK Launches Combined Vaccine, and more...
Jan 2, 2026
The UK government appeals a controversial terrorism case involving an Irish rapper's flag display. Grimsby Town clinches a dramatic win with a late header, defying challenging weather conditions. Brave souls across the UK and Ireland participate in New Year's Day charity sea dips, despite some cancellations. A new combined MMRV vaccine is set to reduce hospital visits and parental absences, while Lidl GB celebrates record Christmas sales and outlines plans for rapid expansion.
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Flag Display Raises Legal And Process Questions
- The case questions whether displaying a flag linked to a proscribed organisation can meet terrorism charge thresholds.
- The appeal focuses on legal process and whether charging met formal requirements before the six-month limit expired.
Late Header Decides Windy Match
- Grimsby beat Fleetwood 1-0 with a late 89th-minute header from Jays Kibaya.
- Windy, poor pitch conditions produced a low-tempo match that shaped key chances and managerial criticism.
Charity Sea Dips Face Fierce Weather
- New Year's Day Sea Dips across the UK and Ireland turned coastal towns into charity sites with costumes and inflatables.
- Some events were cancelled for safety as gusts hit 43 mph and waves exceeded eight feet.