A Forget Me Not Children's Hospice clearance shop has opened in the Princess of Wales Shopping Centre in Dewsbury; MP Iqbal Mohamed attended the opening, and most items are priced at £3 or less.
At Davos, Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella said AI must show measurable benefits for health, education and productivity or it may lose public support, and he linked that requirement to AI's rising energy use.
Frenchie Cumpio was convicted of terror financing and sentenced to 12–18 years; her lawyers say they will file an appeal and have a pending bail application.
School officials say ICE detained a five-year-old Minnesota boy and his father as they arrived home and transferred them to a Texas detention center; the district says the family has an active asylum case and no deportation order.
Emmy-winning director Bruce Bilson died at his Los Angeles home at age 97, his daughter told The Hollywood Reporter; his memorial is set for Sunday at Hillside Memorial Park and the family has asked for donations to CASA of Los Angeles.
Retired Australian centre Andrew "AJ" Ogilvy has publicly come out as gay in an interview with Isaac Humphries during the NBL's pride round. He said the current climate in the sport allows more open conversation and that Humphries' earlier announcement gave him courage.
David Padmore completed the 268‑mile Spine Race in five days and raised more than £2,500 for Craven Wildlife Rescue and Curlew Action.
A Northern Ireland cancer patient says prompt diagnosis and treatment helped her recovery; Cancer Research UK warns many other patients face long waiting lists and has called for emergency measures to protect patient safety.
Jennifer Dummigan says quick diagnosis and treatment helped her reach a currently cancer-free status, while Cancer Research UK and official figures report long waits and missed targets for many cancer patients in Northern Ireland.
A mother who died alongside her eight-year-old daughter after a Huddersfield house fire had posted a video hours earlier about her distress, and an inquest heard police concluded she was responsible for the blaze; the inquest is continuing.
