News Headlines - 23 December 2014

▽Sony WILL release The Interview on Christmas day after all | Daily Mail Online

It seems that Sony will be releasing their film The Interview after all. After announcing they would not distribute the film following the reluctance of many theaters to run the picture in the aftermath of a terrorist threat from hacking organization Guardians of Peace, Sony has now decided to allow the film to play in selected theaters and on video on demand on Christmas.

▽Agreement reached in Northern Ireland talks

The Irish and British governments and the five Northern Executive parties have concluded an agreement that Minister for Foreign Affairs Charlie Flanagan said signals “brighter days” for Northern Ireland and Ireland generally.

▽J.K. Rowling Reveals What Happened to Draco Malfoy After 'Harry Potter' - ABC News

In Monday's entry of J.K. Rowling's 12 days of Harry Potter stories on her site Pottermore, the Potter mastermind revealed what happened to Slytherin villain Draco Malfoy after “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows."
According to MTV News, Draco refused to "follow the same old pure-blood line" and saw things differently after Potter saved him in the final moments of "Deathly Hallows."

▽Delhi colder than London, Shimla - The Times of India

On a fogged out Monday, when the minimum temperature plunged to a season's low of 4.2 degrees Celsius, Delhi was colder than hill stations such as Mussoorie and Shimla. It was chillier than even the British capital, London, where the day's low was predicted to be 10 degrees C.

▽How to see Santa (aka the ISS) flying by on Christmas Eve - Telegraph

Weather permitting, the spectacle should be visible from right across the UK on Wednesday evening thanks to a perfectly-timed festive flyover by the International Space Station (ISS).