Fans are hunting for clues about Harry Styles' likely tour after his official site opened pre-sale sign-ups, and he confirmed a new album, Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occasionally, due March 6.
Actress Simone Lahbib said her brother Stephen died in November 2024 after a six-month terminal cancer diagnosis and praised Strathcarron Hospice's palliative care as she supports the hospice's campaign.
Jordan Rayner, 24, who is known as the North Walsham Spiderman, has moved to Holt and says he plans to appear there to cheer up a town he describes as 'miserable'. He has dressed as the character for more than four years and has supported local fundraising and events.
Five British families have filed a lawsuit in Delaware alleging their children's deaths were linked to a viral activity known as the 'Blackout challenge'; a motion to dismiss hearing is taking place as parents seek discovery of account data.
The Gambia has brought a genocide case against Myanmar at the International Court of Justice in The Hague; hearings are scheduled through 29 January with Myanmar to present its defence from 16–20 January.
A Maynooth University survey of 975 UK adults found about 21% said a pet's death was the most distressing bereavement they had experienced, and 7.5% met the criteria for prolonged grief disorder after a pet's death; researchers say PGD is currently diagnosable only following human deaths and have called for further study of diagnostic criteria.
A panel of world-leading researchers published 56 recommendations in Nature Reviews Neurology urging a national rethink of dementia policy, calling for clearer public messaging and action on risk factors such as hearing loss, social isolation and high blood pressure.
The Internet Watch Foundation reports it identified 3,440 AI-generated child sexual abuse videos in 2025, up from 13 in 2024, and says overall confirmed reports rose while government and regulator actions are under way.
Author Paul Rosolie has shared previously unseen high-definition footage of an uncontacted Amazonian group, and the material was later discussed by analyst Lex Fridman.
Direct flights between Inverness and Dublin will resume in May, operated by Emerald Airlines under a franchise agreement with Aer Lingus, restoring a route missed by passengers across the Highlands and Islands.
