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Q Radio National News
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Harry and Meghan threaten legal action over Canada paparazzi shots
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have issued a warning over continued harassment by paparazzi photographers as they start their new life in Canada out of the spotlight.
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Labour leadership: Jess Phillips drops out of contest
The field of Labour leadership candidates has slimmed to four after Jess Phillips dropped out the contest.
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Davos 2020: Trump blasts 'prophets of doom' climate activists as Thunberg watches
Donald Trump has attacked climate activists in front of Greta Thunberg as he revealed the US is signing up to a project to plant one trillion trees
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Ozzy Osbourne reveals he has Parkinson's disease
Rockstar Ozzy Osbourne has revealed he is battling Parkinson's disease.
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Sainsbury's to cut hundreds of jobs in latest shake-up
Sainsbury's says it is to cut hundreds of management jobs, building on a cull of more senior roles last year.
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Labour leadership: Boost for Lisa Nandy as she secures major union backing
Lisa Nandy's bid to replace Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader has been boosted by the endorsement of the GMB trade union.
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Boris Johnson's Brexit deal suffers fourth Lords defeat on child refugees
Boris Johnson has suffered a fourth defeat in the House of Lords, as peers backed another amendment to the prime minister's Brexit legislation.
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Coronavirus: Six people die in Wuhan amid warning outbreak might spread
Six people have died from a coronavirus outbreak in China as officials warned it is likely to spread in the coming days.
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Netherlands: Father charged with sexual abuse after keeping children captive for 10 years
A father held six of his nine children captive for nearly 10 years, telling them "bad spirits" would enter their bodies if they left the house, a court has heard.
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Storm Gloria kills four and leaves hundreds of thousands without power in Spain
Hundreds of thousands of people were left without electricity in northeastern Spain on Tuesday after heavy snow and rainfall.
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Q Radio World News
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Netherlands: Father charged with sexual abuse after keeping children captive for 10 years
A father held six of his nine children captive for nearly 10 years, telling them "bad spirits" would enter their bodies if they left the house, a court has heard.
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Coronavirus: Six people die in Wuhan amid warning outbreak might spread
Six people have died from a coronavirus outbreak in China as officials warned it is likely to spread in the coming days.
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Davos 2020: Trump blasts 'prophets of doom' climate activists as Thunberg watches
Donald Trump has attacked climate activists in front of Greta Thunberg as he revealed the US is signing up to a project to plant one trillion trees
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Storm Gloria kills four and leaves hundreds of thousands without power in Spain
Hundreds of thousands of people were left without electricity in northeastern Spain on Tuesday after heavy snow and rainfall.
Q Radio National Sport
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Christian Eriksen: Inter Milan raise offer to Tottenham to £11m plus bonuses for midfielder
Inter Milan are willing to pay £11m plus two bonuses to sign Christian Eriksen from Tottenham this month, according to Sky in Italy.
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Steve Borthwick appointed Leicester Tigers head coach
Leicester have announced Steve Borthwick is to become their head coach at the end of the season, with Geordan Murphy moving to the role of director of rugby.
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Sheffield United: Kevin McCabe refused appeal over ownership dispute
Sheffield United say former co-owner Kevin McCabe has been refused permission to appeal a High Court judgement that he sells his share of the club to Prince Abdullah bin Mosa'ad bin Abdulaziz Al Sa'ud.
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Vitality Nations Cup: Amy Carter impresses on first cap for England Roses
With just less than six minutes left of England's Test match in Nottingham, Amy Carter realised her childhood dream. She stepped onto court, gained her first international cap for the Vitality Roses and took her chance with both hands.
Q Radio Entertainment News
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Ozzy Osbourne reveals he has Parkinson's disease
Rockstar Ozzy Osbourne has revealed he is battling Parkinson's disease.
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Disney+: All the details of UK launch revealed
Disney has revealed details of its Disney+ launch in the UK.
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Stormzy hails 'top man' who bought 'stolen' bike and tracked down owner to return it
A man who says he bought an expensive stolen bike for just £80 before tracking down its owner and returning it has earned praise from rapper Stormzy.
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Harry and Meghan: Netflix boss interested in working with the Sussexes
A top Netflix official has said the streaming giant is keen to work with the Duke and Duchess of Sussex.
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Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston reunite backstage at SAG Awards
Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston have been reunited at the Screen Actors Guild Awards, where they both won prizes.
Q Radio Business News
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Sainsbury's to cut hundreds of jobs in latest shake-up
Sainsbury's says it is to cut hundreds of management jobs, building on a cull of more senior roles last year.
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Network Rail being investigated for 'poor performance'
Network Rail is being investigated over its poor performance on routes used by Northern and TransPennine Express.
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Facebook is hiring UK staff ahead of new London office launch
Facebook says it is to create 1,000 new jobs in the UK this year, delivering a vote of confidence in the UK economy ahead of Brexit.
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British job growth strongest in nearly a year
British job growth was the strongest in nearly a year, with the number of people in employment up by 208,000 to 32.9 million.
Q Radio Quirky News
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Man breaks own record for... sitting in a barrel at the top of a pole
A diver has set a new world record for the length of time spent sitting in a barrel at the top of a pole.
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Romelu Lukaku's new bed raises eyebrows on Instagram
Romelu Lukaku's enormous bed has raised eyebrows on Instagram after he shared pictures of himself settling into his new flat.
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US diplomat's moustache leaves South Koreans bristling with anger
The threat of nuclear war has hung over the peninsula for years - but it seems the US ambassador's moustache has got South Koreans bristling with anger.
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Airline sorry for forcing passenger to take pregnancy test before flight to Saipan
An airline has apologised after staff forced a passenger to take a pregnancy test before she was allowed to board a flight to Saipan.
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Wales: Hundreds of starlings found dead were 'avoiding bird of prey'
The mystery of hundreds of starlings found dead on a road in Anglesey has been solved by police who think they were avoiding a predator.
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Ghosn escape triggers Yamaha instrument case warning
Without context it might seem like a bit of a random warning but Yamaha is advising people not to try to climb inside musical instrument cases.
Q Radio Politics
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Labour leadership: Jess Phillips drops out of contest
The field of Labour leadership candidates has slimmed to four after Jess Phillips dropped out the contest.
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Labour leadership: Boost for Lisa Nandy as she secures major union backing
Lisa Nandy's bid to replace Jeremy Corbyn as Labour leader has been boosted by the endorsement of the GMB trade union.
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Boris Johnson's Brexit deal suffers fourth Lords defeat on child refugees
Boris Johnson has suffered a fourth defeat in the House of Lords, as peers backed another amendment to the prime minister's Brexit legislation.
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Terrorists to take lie detector tests under new govt plans
Terrorists could be forced to take a lie detector test to prove they have reformed and are not planning another attack, the government has announced.
Q Radio Tech News
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Sperm donation after death is 'morally permissible' to meet UK donor shortage
Sperm should be added to the list of human tissue that can be donated after death, academics say.
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Disney+: All the details of UK launch revealed
Disney has revealed details of its Disney+ launch in the UK.
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Driverless, autonomous transport pods begin UK public trials
Autonomous pods, which could be used to provide mass driverless transport, will be tested on the public for the first time on Tuesday.
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China confirms deadly Wuhan coronavirus can be transmitted by humans
Chinese authorities have confirmed a deadly virus that has infected more than 200 people in four countries can be transmitted via human-to-human contact.
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