A local round-up of Cornwall‑area events from late January into early February 2026, listing social nights, fundraisers, classes and health programs, including a community spaghetti dinner on Feb. 6 and free health sessions from Seaway Valley Community Health Centre.
A round-up of Sutherland community events lists Burns-themed evenings, film screenings, Gaelic workshops and weekly social groups scheduled from Friday through next Thursday.
Spencer and Monique Tepe were killed at their Columbus home on Dec. 30, and their infant son was likely left crying in his crib for hours before police arrived; an ex-husband has been arrested, indicted and extradited to Ohio.
A visit to the Repair Café at Cascades described volunteers from charity Share Portsmouth helping people repair items, offering tea and cakes, and encouraging hands-on learning to extend the life of goods.
A late-2025 survey of state education board members found few states mandate district AI policies, leaving most decisions to local school districts while officials raise concerns about student safety, data privacy and equity.
BBC audiences across the south of England shared mixed experiences of NHS care this winter, praising many staff while reporting problems with waits, out-of-hours care and cross-border coordination.
Travis Kelce donated to a GoFundMe set up to help Laila Edwards's family travel to the Milan Cortina Winter Games, and Edwards is reported as the first Black player named to the U.S. women's Olympic hockey team.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI and robotics are prompting what he called the largest infrastructure buildout in human history, and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella also dismissed signs of an AI bubble.
The Home Office has moved 27 men seeking asylum into the former Crowborough military training site in East Sussex, which is planned to be scaled to more than 500 places. The government said the change is part of ending the use of expensive hotels.
Oor Club in Greenock marked its second anniversary with a party at St Margaret's Church featuring a silent disco and food from Luigi's; the group was set up in 2024 and now welcomes 60 members with additional support needs across weekly sessions.
