Sheffield's Legends Walk of Fame will add six new names, including members of Pulp, the late referee Uriah Rennie and fundraiser John Burkhill; Rennie's plaque is due to be unveiled on 2 February.
An Estyn inspection praised Ysgol Treganna in Canton for its caring, inclusive community, strong leadership and high‑quality Welsh language provision; inspectors reported most of the 659 pupils make good progress and that wellbeing support is a standout strength.
Around 850 native trees were planted using the Miyawaki method on Pendle Council land beside the Spring Mill development in Earby, with local primary pupils taking part in the planting.
The Princess Royal visited Peterborough Volunteer Fire Brigade on Wednesday, January 28, to mark the brigade's 140th anniversary, meeting serving and former firefighters and touring the station. She viewed vintage engines, a graffiti mural by Nathan Murdoch and the brigade's fundraising Santa sleigh.
Researchers from the British Antarctic Survey and the Korea Polar Research Institute are drilling about 1,000 metres into the Thwaites Glacier to observe how warm ocean water and large under-ice waves affect the ice; scientists say the glacier's collapse could raise global sea levels by about 65 centimetres.
João Palhinha said Tottenham's 2-0 win at Eintracht Frankfurt secured Champions League last-16 qualification and he expects that uplift to help improve their poor Premier League form.
Explosions and reports of gunfire were heard near Niamey airport shortly before midnight, and security sources described the incident as a "terrorist attack" while saying a store of uranium yellowcake at the airport was not affected.
Santander plans to close 44 UK branches while the article reports the bank is promoting customer account offers described as up to £225, and it says 96% of customers use digital services.
Yerin Ha, who plays Sophie Baek in Bridgerton season four, described her character's storyline as a 'Cinderella' story and said the role felt like a gift; four episodes of the season were released on Netflix on January 29 with four more due on February 26.
A Great Ormond Street Hospital review concluded that 94 children were harmed by orthopaedic surgeon Yaser Jabbar between 2017 and 2022, including 36 who suffered severe harm. The surgeon is understood to live abroad and no longer holds a UK licence.
