An inquiry heard that mental health staff considered research on the over-representation of young Black men when they released Valdo Calocane in May 2020, after which a resident jumped from a window; Calocane later killed three people and was given an indefinite hospital order in January 2024.
Woodgreen’s Dunstable shop set a flat £1.50 price for adult clothing and accessories, and sales have more than doubled while keeping thousands of items out of landfill; the charity says the model will remain in place.
At Belfast Crown Court prosecutors said a 999 call made the night after Natalie McNally's death was 'an act'; the defendant denies the charge and the prosecution has opened its case to a jury.
Students held demonstrations at several Iranian universities while the US has increased its military presence in the region amid ongoing nuclear talks between Tehran and Washington.
Lindsey Vonn has left hospital after a crash at the Winter Olympics in Italy and says she is in a wheelchair while recovering from serious leg injuries.
Parts of Somaliland, including Lallays, report little or no rain since last June or July, harming crops and local livelihoods. Somaliland and Israel have begun civilian cooperation on water, with a first group of 25 water workers sent for training and technical visits planned.
More than 350 people attended an open iftar at King's College Cambridge organised by the Ramadan Tent Project, and attendees described it as creating a sense of community across faiths.
Robert Aramayo won both the Bafta best actor and Rising Star awards for his role in I Swear, and people in his home city of Hull have hailed him as an inspiration.
Palestinian authorities reported that Israeli settlers vandalized the Abu Bakr al-Siddiq Mosque in Tell, near Nablus, at the start of Ramadan; Israeli military and police said they responded and are searching for suspects.
Hampshire and Isle of Wight fire cadets volunteered more than 3,000 hours in 2025 and helped raise over £18,000 for The Fire Fighters Charity.
