Daily Inshorts - 16 January 2026
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West Midlands police chief retires over Israeli fans ban row
Craig Guildford blames the "political and media frenzy" as he confirms his decision to step down.
Life-extending prostate cancer drug to be offered to thousands in England
Abiraterone will be available in a matter of weeks and will be offered to 7,000 men a year.
Hospital violated trans complaint nurses' dignity, tribunal rules
A judge says the hospital chiefs' changing room policy created a "hostile" environment for women.
Trump threatens new tariffs on countries opposed to Greenland takeover
The president made the threat while a bipartisan group of US lawmakers were visiting Denmark in the hope of easing tensions over the territory.
Exiled crown prince urges world to help protesters topple Iran's government
Reza Pahlavi, a US-based opposition figure, called on the world to target Iran's Revolutionary Guards leadership.
SIR in Uttar Pradesh | The first cut is the deepest
Uttar Pradesh has seen the largest number of voters deleted from the first draft of the special intensive revision of electoral rolls. Sreeparna Chakrabarty tracks down a few of the 2.89 crore left out of the list, some of whom migrated out of U.P. and some who have shifted houses within the State. Migrant workers from other States who had been registered in two locations must now choose one
CM Mamata inaugurates Mahakal temple in Siliguri
This is the third temple inaugurated by the Chief Minister; BJP says Mamata Banerjee is trying to influence Hindu voters
In Jharkhand, a tusker on a rampage
A male elephant, which has killed at least 20 people in the Chaibasa and Kolhan forest areas of West Singhbhum district, has become the symbol of the human-wildlife conflict in Jharkhand. A massive operation involving more than 100 forest personnel is under way to track the animal. Amit Bhelari reports on the attacks, which have led to panic in the villages, and the ongoing search
Call of inclusion and unity as RSS, Muslim leaders hold dialogue
Former Delhi Lieutenant Governor Najeeb Jung raises questions over denial of bail to activist Umar Khalid in 2020 Delhi riots case while RSS leader Ramlal refutes allegations of a particular section of society that the RSS only supports BJP
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