The Academy Museum in Los Angeles opened an immersive exhibit on Saturday devoted to Hayao Miyazaki's 2008 film Ponyo, showing more than 100 original materials and hands-on animation stations aimed at children.
Rupert Lowe has launched Restore Britain as a national political party after being suspended from Reform UK, and it is expected to act as an umbrella for local partner parties including Great Yarmouth First.
Jesy Nelson's petition for newborn SMA1 screening reached 100,000 signatures, triggering eligibility for a House of Commons debate; her twin daughters, born prematurely in May 2025, were later diagnosed with SMA1.
His family said the cost of cancer treatments left them cash-strapped and they made a public plea for donations; the appeal has raised about $2.3m. He also auctioned personal memorabilia and reported limited earnings from earlier contracts.
Gisele Pelicot said she was "overwhelmed" after receiving a personal letter from Queen Camilla praising her courage; Pelicot’s former husband was convicted and sentenced, and a separate trial in Avignon led to convictions of 50 men for sexual offences.
The Welsh Conservatives propose an NHS Wales Reserves Service to call retired, newly qualified and private clinicians into health boards during peak demand, the party said; the manifesto also pledges reopened wards, increased health spending and waiting-time targets.
China will implement zero‑tariff treatment for imports from the 53 African countries with which it has diplomatic relations starting May 1, 2026, and will push for joint economic partnership pacts and expanded market access through an upgraded "green channel," state media reported.
Prostate cancer experts have urged more men to take Viagra after research, the article reports. The piece says the suggested use is not connected to sexual function.
Ben Goldsborough, MP for South Norfolk, visited Vickie's Parkinson's Charity Shop after it relocated from Chedgrave to Loddon. The shop has raised £224,000 for Parkinson's research and aims to reach £250,000.
Bianca Okorocha, known as Clayrocksu, took her music to Lagos streets to sing love songs and hand single-stem roses to commuters ahead of Valentine's Day. The performances were presented as small moments of joy amid economic and security challenges affecting many Nigerians.
