BBC Two's Pilgrimage series 8, Pilgrimage: The Road to Holy Island, follows seven public figures as they walk a curated 390 km route across North East England in three 60-minute episodes, visiting sites such as Whitby Abbey, Durham Cathedral and Lindisfarne.
Diesel Streets: A Peterborough Wall Story opened at Peterborough Museum on February 7 and runs until May 23; the show features archival photos of the city's street art, new works by Nathan Murdoch, and an interactive installation inviting visitors to add their name to a train.
Reuters interviewed 20 Trump voters who largely praised his first-year record but urged him to tone down rhetoric and prioritize domestic issues such as clearer pathways to legal status for law‑abiding immigrants, healthcare reform, reducing waste and lowering the national debt.
Human rights groups report that detainees in Iran have been secretly executed or given lethal injections after the government’s crackdown, and authorities have acknowledged 3,117 deaths while rights monitors report higher counts; arrests of senior reformist figures were also reported.
Becca Good delivered a written statement at a Minneapolis memorial saying she and her partner lived by 'radical kindness'; officials say Renee Good was fatally shot by an ICE agent on January 7.
WXCharts maps and news reports indicate snow across much of the UK from around midnight on February 14, with heavier amounts reported for upland areas; the Met Office has issued a yellow warning for parts of eastern Scotland.
Moving into assisted living usually brings structured daily routines that include personal care support, shared meals, medication reminders and social activities to help residents and families adjust.
The HEY Smile Foundation is launching Smile Soup, a community micro-granting supper in Bridlington on March 25; each £5 ticket sold is pooled and awarded to the winning pitch that evening.
Elon Musk announced that SpaceX has shifted focus to building a "self-growing" city on the Moon within about a decade and said work on a Mars city could begin in five to seven years.
The Essex and Herts Air Ambulance charity shop in Burnham has moved from number 50 Station Road to larger premises at 44 Station Road. The new store officially opened on March 6 with local officials and charity staff attending.
