South Essex community centre hosts celebration of culture
More than 70 people attended a community dinner at The Ironworks in Leigh, organised by the Southend Hindu Association to share food, music and traditions.
More than 70 people attended a community dinner at The Ironworks in Leigh, organised by the Southend Hindu Association to share food, music and traditions.
A baby boy, Hugo Powell, was born in December after his mother, Grace Bell, received a womb transplant from a deceased donor at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital in 2024.
President Volodymyr Zelensky told the BBC he believes Vladimir Putin has started World War III and urged intensified military and economic pressure; overnight strikes on Odesa region hit energy infrastructure, causing fires and at least one death.
Researchers warn climate change will leave few past Winter Olympic host cities reliably cold by the end of the century, and experts say clearer, enforceable sustainability standards are needed after the IOC's Olympic Games Impact programme was abandoned in 2017.
Actor Robert Carradine has died at 71, and his family said he took his own life after a 20-year battle with Bipolar Disorder; they described him as a "beacon of light" and expressed hope his story will help reduce stigma.
Zach Braff, Sarah Chalke and Donald Faison attended the Los Angeles premiere of the Scrubs revival, which reunites original cast members and opens with a two-episode premiere on ABC on February 25, streaming on Hulu the following day.
The Telegraph reports that a baby boy is the first child in the UK born to a mother who received a womb from a deceased donor.
A Lincoln balloon seller refused an order for 200 balloons and has called for a national ban on balloon releases because of their environmental and wildlife impacts; industry and conservation groups say released balloons create dangerous litter and more than 100 UK local authorities already ban releases.
BBC Radio Surrey and BBC Radio Sussex have opened nominations for the Make a Difference awards, which recognise community contributions across eight categories; nominations close at 17:00 BST on 31 March.
BBC Radio Kent has opened nominations for its Make a Difference awards, which recognise people who give time to improve local communities; there are eight categories and nominations close at 17:00 BST on 31 March.