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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praised Taiwanese suppliers and urged higher production to meet strong AI demand, and was greeted by crowds during a visit that included a "trillion-dollar dinner" with major firms.

Anyone whose dementia affects daily life is entitled to a care needs assessment, which includes a financial check and typically leads to a decision in four to six weeks, though delays occur. NHS continuing healthcare can cover full care costs when the majority of needs are health-related, but around 80% of CHC applications were rejected in 2024.

A federal judge ordered the release of five-year-old Liam Conejo Ramos and his father from an ICE family facility and barred their transfer pending release; their immigration case will continue in federal court.

At the Therapeutic Riding Center in Taoyuan, Taiwan, children with cerebral palsy, autism, ADHD and other conditions attend weekly horse-assisted sessions that families and staff report bring comfort and opportunities for social and physical engagement.

Stephen A. Smith criticized the arrest of journalist Don Lemon and framed it as a threat to press freedom. Lemon was released without bail after being federally indicted over a January church protest and his lawyers say he will plead not guilty.

Catherine O'Hara died at 71 after a brief illness and colleagues including Meryl Streep and Pedro Pascal paid public tribute.

School children in Downpatrick made crosses for St Brigid's Day, and the town hosts a weekend festival at Down Cathedral near the grave of the three patron saints.

The Scottish Government has announced an additional £3.4 million to improve access to neurodevelopmental support for children, young people and families, including more than £1 million for direct family support and digital services.

Arne Slot said Ibrahima Konaté cut short compassionate leave to help Liverpool and returned to score as Liverpool came from behind to beat Newcastle 4-1.

About 50 volunteers in Quilicura ran a 12-hour human-operated chatbot that organizers say handled more than 20,000 requests, aiming to spotlight the water footprint tied to AI data centers in the Santiago region.

Angela Harris, who was clinically dead for 32 seconds during a 2015 medical test, says she had a near-death experience in which she saw an undated vision of Earth's future featuring more localized communities after wars.

A sex educator argues that prioritising sexual pleasure supports physical health and relationships, and offers seven practical tips such as scheduling weekly intimacy and improving communication.

Local authorities said Israeli air strikes in Gaza killed at least 32 people, including children, and struck residential and public sites; mediators warned the attacks risked the ceasefire process.

U.S. Ambassador Laura Dogu arrived in Caracas to reopen the American diplomatic mission after seven years of severed ties; Venezuelan officials said the visit is part of a joint schedule to pursue diplomatic dialogue.

Laura Dogu, the U.S. envoy for Venezuela, arrived in Caracas as diplomatic ties between the two countries are being gradually restored. Venezuelan foreign minister Yván Gil said the visit is meant to establish a roadmap and resolve differences through diplomatic dialogue and international law.

Eugene Levy paid tribute after Catherine O'Hara died aged 71; her agency CAA said she died in Los Angeles following a brief illness and her family will hold a private celebration.

Derry recorded their first league or championship victory since 2024 at Celtic Park against Tyrone, with Conor Glass scoring a goal. Tyrone led 1-8 to 1-7 at half-time and Lachlan Murray was shown a black card before the break.

Lord Triesman, a former Labour minister and ex-chair of the Football Association, died aged 82, Labour said he died peacefully at home. Senior Labour figures including Tony Blair and Baroness Angela Smith paid tribute to his long public service.

Lindsey Vonn was airlifted to hospital after a crash in Switzerland and appears to have injured her left knee; friends say she asked for positive energy as she aims to compete at the Winter Olympics next week.

About 80% of people will experience lower back pain in their lifetime, and most episodes often begin with a muscle spasm and nerve sensitisation rather than clear structural damage; experts cited links with lifestyle and mental-health factors. Australian data in the article note a heavy national burden from back problems, and researchers reported improvements in some people after gradual increases in physical activity.

Scottish Royal Marine Reserves and Dutch Korps Mariniers found a walker curled up in snow on Ben Nevis during a blizzard; after on-scene care he was escorted to the snowline and handed to emergency services.

Newspaper documents report the Scottish Government was notified of 14 red or amber infection alerts at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital between 2015 and 2018; police and public probes are examining patient deaths and possible links to the hospital environment.

The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George for 25 games for violating its anti-drug programme; George said he mistakenly took an 'improper' medication while seeking treatment, and he will not be eligible to return until 25 March.

A High Court dismissed a challenge to ban trans women from the Hampstead Heath ladies' pond, saying the claim belonged in county court; a City of London consultation found strong public support for the pond's trans-inclusive policy.

The Princess of Wales visited The Arc in Winchester to view 'The Beauty of The Earth' exhibition celebrating the Morris family and described the show as "inspiring" on Instagram; the exhibition, guest curated by Suzanne Fagence Cooper, ran from November 15 to February 4 and was sold out.

A report says the NHS was late in diagnosing about three quarters of kidney cancer cases for patients diagnosed last July, and Kidney Cancer UK is calling on the government to fund research into a simple urine or blood test for GPs.

The Wildlife Trust of South and West Wales is recruiting long-term volunteers to live on Skomer Island and help count its puffin colony, with free accommodation and travel expenses offered and roles running across spring to autumn.

Diana Armstrong, ratified as deputy leader and the UUP's only female MLA, will lead a group to encourage more women into the party; the UUP says it will develop policy to boost female membership and examine practical barriers such as childcare.

Sondre and Ukaleq Slettemark have put political discussion aside to concentrate on representing Greenland and Denmark at the Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, which begin on Feb. 6.

Elena Rybakina defeated Aryna Sabalenka 6-4, 4-6, 6-4 to win the Australian Open, claiming her second Grand Slam title, and said she 'always believed' she could return to top form.