A €19.2 million PEAT+ project led by Ulster Wildlife was launched on World Wetlands Day to restore peatlands across Fermanagh and Omagh, with restoration work planned at 19 priority sites over three years.
Newcastle beat Spurs 2-1, and manager Eddie Howe said he felt a 'special connection' with the travelling supporters after the match.
During his 2026 Super Bowl halftime performance at Levi's Stadium, Bad Bunny held up a football that read "Together We Are America" and the stadium displayed the phrase "the only thing more powerful than hate is love."
A review of 63 studies published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine found aerobic activities such as running, swimming and dancing had the largest effects on symptoms of depression and anxiety. The review also linked group workouts to greater reductions in depression, especially for people aged 18–30 and postnatal women.
Researchers analysed 63 published reviews involving nearly 80,000 people and report that aerobic group exercise produced the largest reductions in mild depression and anxiety, with especially strong effects in young adults and new mothers.
Police intervened as a group of men knelt in prayer during a Sydney protest against Israeli president Isaac Herzog, and a coalition of Muslim organisations has called for an independent inquiry and possible prosecutions and the NSW police commissioner's resignation. NSW police and the state premier defended the officers' actions, and the prime minister said police would investigate.
An X post on Vice President JD Vance's visit to the Tsitsernakerd memorial describing the 1915 events as a 'genocide' was deleted, and a Vance aide said staff posted it in error.
Research for the children's commissioner found many 13–17-year-olds report seeing ads for weight-loss drugs, steroids and skin‑whitening products online; the government has opened a consultation on measures including a possible ban on social media for under‑16s.
Maxim Naumov said he felt the presence of his late parents during his Olympic debut in Milan and scored 85.65 in the short programme.
Katie Milligan has been named chief executive of Openreach, joining other recent female leaders at BT and Vodafone; Openreach is advancing fibre roll-out to 25 million homes and awaits Ofcom deliberations on further expansion.
