Photographs from the 1980s show potato peeling competitions, a fancy-dress day at the Summertown Barclays branch in 1989, and other local scenes such as a Henley Thames event and school visits to the Ashmolean.
Two federal lawsuits by allies of Donald Trump challenge Census Bureau methods and who is counted; the bureau is proceeding with 2030 planning and plans practice runs this year.
Government research found two-year-olds with the highest screen use spoke fewer words than those with lower screen use, and ministers plan to publish guidance on screen use for under-fives in April.
A historian has launched an online fundraiser to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds to try to purchase Scrooby Manor, the Nottinghamshire birthplace of two Pilgrim Fathers, after the current owners said they may sell the site to developers to fund their retirement.
Officers executed a warrant at Leigh Tenement Farm in Blackrod, Bolton, and recovered an estimated two tonnes of cannabis with an estimated street value of about £24 million; two men were arrested and remain in custody for questioning.
Fifteen-year-old Becky Pepper-Jackson, a West Virginia high school athlete, is part of cases the Supreme Court is hearing about state bans on transgender girls in school sports. The court is weighing whether those bans violate the Constitution or Title IX, with decisions expected by early summer.
A man in his 50s was found dead in a caravan after a tree fell on it in the Mawgan area of Helston; police said the death is not being treated as suspicious and next of kin have been informed.
Nottingham community centres face a March 31, 2026 deadline to accept new city council arrangements or leave their sites, and the council says the date is needed for financial reasons. A community centre manager said talks after a council meeting left him feeling the date might be less rigid than before.
A collision between a taxi and another car on Wigan Road in Bolton around 12:45am killed four people and injured five; Greater Manchester Police's Serious Collision Investigation Unit has launched an inquiry.
NHS England's Pharmacy First service, launched in 2024, allows community pharmacies to treat seven common conditions without a GP appointment; treatment options and age limits vary by condition and nation.
