Sixteen-year-old Grace Lynch died in a scrambler incident on the Ratoath Road and was mourned at a large funeral in Finglas; at the service a priest warned that scrambler riding on public roads is dangerous.
Scottish Royal Marine Reserves and Dutch Korps Mariniers found a climber near the summit of Ben Nevis on 24 January during a blizzard and brought him down, handing him to emergency services as a precaution.
The article reports the EPA under President Trump has launched 66 actions to roll back or weaken environmental rules, and experts say those moves could threaten air and water quality and contribute to global heating.
ADHD affects roughly two million people in England, including about 520,000 children, and symptoms can be broad and varied; the article outlines five lesser-known signs and notes long waits for NHS assessment.
Jersey health officials are monitoring a small number of confirmed Nipah cases in West Bengal, India, and say there is no evidence the virus has spread outside India. Jersey says it will continue close monitoring with other agencies and has reported advising travellers who develop symptoms to seek medical attention.
President Zelenskyy said he is waiting to see whether Russia will observe a proposed pause in strikes on Ukrainian cities and energy infrastructure after Donald Trump said he asked Vladimir Putin to halt attacks; Ukrainian and Russian officials are due to meet in Abu Dhabi this weekend.
Israeli reservists, activists and the UN say settler-only 'hagmar' regional defence units were armed and deployed across the occupied West Bank from October 2023 and have at times operated with limited oversight. The Israeli military says some incidents have been investigated and some reservists removed.
Since the Public Utility law took effect, 216 women who are heads of households have been released to serve the remainder of their sentences in the community, but campaigners say uptake has been limited and post-release support is uneven.
Residents at Braemar Lodge completed a 168-day, 500-mile sponsored walk from Salisbury to Braemar and raised £3,461.53 for Salisbury Hospice Charity.
Reg Dosell and his partner Lynda were each presented with £333,333 after their Harlow postcode, CM18 6ES, shared the People's Postcode Lottery Millionaire Street £1 million prize; the lottery donates a portion of ticket fees to UK charities.
