The City of Wolverhampton Council's I Awards at Grand Station celebrated achievements by care-experienced children and young people, with special honours for Jenson, Scarlett Russell (runner-up), Lily Morris and Miran Mohammedi.
The Democratic Republic of Congo said it will look for other partners if its December framework with the United States does not produce concrete mining projects, and officials described the arrangement as preliminary aimed at building a supply chain for critical minerals.
Halle Berry, 59, said women are often treated as finished at ages 50 to 70 and urged that they ‘reclaim the narrative’ while discussing an upcoming film and her work on menopause and women’s health.
Beavers were legally released at two sites on the National Trust's Holnicote Estate in Somerset, including a family group and a separate pair, marking the charity's second wild-release licence from Natural England.
Researchers from the universities of Bath, Cardiff and Strathclyde will hold two workshops in Shetland on 27 and 28 March to gather local views on hydrogen and offshore energy; each session will include about 15 participants and offer a £60 honorarium.
AA Dhand will act as ambassador for Write Across Bradford, an eight-week BBC Writers programme that will select 12 emerging writers for workshops, masterclasses and networking; applications close 10 March at 12:00 GMT.
During a three-day visit to Saudi Arabia, Prince William joined a training session for girls aged 10–15 in Riyadh and was asked whether the Princess of Wales had accompanied him; he said she had not. The visit included a crossbar challenge, the presentation of shirts for William and his children, and meetings with Saudi officials.
Martin Frizell told Lorraine Kelly that his wife Fiona Phillips, who was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's four years ago, is deteriorating and he criticised the government for removing diagnosis targets and for current funding decisions on dementia treatments.
Authorities say a shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in British Columbia left at least 10 people dead and about 25 injured, and police report searches and an investigation are ongoing.
Walsall poet Ryan, who was severely ill two years ago, is preparing to run a 10k Winter Run and has raised over £500 for Cancer Research UK so far.
