Adjoa Andoh, Golda Rosheuvel and Katie Leung speak in a Streamline interview about Bridgerton Season 4, noting Benedict's central romance and the visibility of women of colour in the Ton; they describe the series as having changed the conversation about representation while saying diversity in TV remains a work in progress.
A CSIS study estimates about 1.2 million Russian and 600,000 Ukrainian troop casualties to date, and the Kremlin has dismissed the report as not credible.
The Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists moved the Doomsday Clock to 85 seconds to midnight, four seconds closer than a year earlier, citing nuclear tensions, AI and other disruptive technologies, climate change and biosecurity. The board said international cooperation is weakening.
Lover, You Should Have Come Over has entered the US Hot 100 at No 97 after gaining popularity on TikTok, marking Jeff Buckley’s first Hot 100 placement 29 years after his death.
The Princess of Wales joined a wellbeing walk with charity Mind Over Mountains at Curbar Gap in the Peak District, and took part in a mindfulness reflection despite rainy weather.
Virginia 'Ginny' Oliver, known as Maine's 'Lobster Lady', died on 21 January at age 105 after a nearly 100-year career lobster fishing, her family said.
Senior pupils at Gordonstoun School in Moray will form an operational support team of eight students who will be on call 24/7 to assist HM Coastguard with communications and logistics during search-and-rescue incidents; they will be supervised by Coastguard-trained staff and operate from a new local Coastguard centre.
Trevor Davies rebuilt a struggling kickboxing club into SKA starting in 2011, and the member-led gym expanded into a larger commercial unit in 2022 with recent facility upgrades.
Research from the University of Sheffield and 100% Digital Leeds, supported by Arts Council England, finds that creative activities can act as gateways into digital technology for older people and that the project includes a toolkit and recommendations to help organisations act on the findings.
Scotland's Catholic Bishops have written to the First Minister urging support for Ash Regan's bill, which would criminalise buying sex and decriminalise selling it; the bill has split the Criminal Justice Committee and faces a key vote at Holyrood.
