Paul Elliott will visit Bradford next month as part of a UK-wide fundraising ride from John O'Groats to Land's End, aiming to raise £40,000 for Marie Curie's Great Daffodil Appeal.
Prince William posted on X that he felt "immense sadness" after the death of Corporal Lucy Wilde, a 25-year-old army medic; the Ministry of Defence said the circumstances of her death are under investigation.
The AP reports Milan's Al-Wahid mosque is hosting weekly iftars and evening prayers during Ramadan, while Cortina and nearby mountain towns have fewer permanent prayer facilities so some Muslims travel to Brunico or use improvised spaces.
Denmark's Joint Arctic Command says it evacuated a U.S. submarine crew member off Nuuk and transferred the person to a hospital in the city. The report notes the move came as U.S.-Denmark tensions over Greenland have been prominent; no further procedural steps were announced.
Central London is hosting a Lunar New Year parade in and around Chinatown with floats and dragon and lion dance troupes; presenters Charlotte Gallagher and William Lee Adams are covering the event.
The article reports that nutritionist Emma Bardwell promotes fibre as a nutrient that can influence appetite and gut health, and that about 96% of people in the UK do not meet the recommended 30g a day.
The 2026/27 GP contract will add incentives and support to help practices increase childhood vaccination delivery, and a £2 million pilot will fund health visitors to reach families facing barriers.
The Lady is a four-part ITVX drama (2026, Certificate 12) that follows Jane Andrews, who worked as dresser and personal aide to Sarah Ferguson from 1988 to 1997, and traces events leading to the 2000 death of her partner, Thomas 'Tommy' Cressman.
Galápagos National Park released 158 juvenile hybrid giant tortoises, aged 8–13, on Floreana Island to begin restoring the island’s depleted ecosystem; the animals carry an estimated 40–80% of the genetic makeup of the extinct Chelonoidis niger.
Comedian Paul Elliott will travel from John O'Groats to Land's End in early March, aiming to raise £40,000 for Marie Curie's 40th Great Daffodil Appeal while travelling with a Marie Curie‑branded 'Daff Bike'.
