Hundreds attended a two-hour Chinese New Year event on Winchester High Street on February 21 featuring lion and dragon dances and free workshops, organised by the Hampshire Chinese Association with Winchester City Council.
Manon Bannerman, 23, is taking a temporary break from Katseye to focus on her health and wellbeing; the group and their labels say they support her and will continue scheduled performances. No timeline has been given for her return.
The Scottish Greens pledged universal free bus travel and a major expansion of funded childcare, including 570 hours for children aged six months to two years by the end of the next Parliament.
Google's America-India Connect will add multiple subsea paths and a new Visakhapatnam gateway to link the United States, India and Southern Hemisphere hubs, and the plan sits alongside a five-year, $15 billion investment in AI-related infrastructure in India.
New Mexico lawmakers approved a measure directing the state Indian Affairs Department and the Commission on the Status of Women to investigate forced and coerced sterilizations of Native American women, with findings due to the governor by the end of 2027.
The HorMones, a nine-member punk group from Oxford whose members are aged 52 to 79 and had not previously played instruments, is marking three years since forming in March 2023 and has performed locally, written original songs and raised funds for community projects.
Bottled water is being delivered in Killin after diesel contaminated a local water treatment plant, and Scottish Water has warned residents to use tap water only for flushing.
Three generations of the Wallace family in Cork are reviving their long-running two-day coffee weekend to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society ahead of Daffodil Day on March 20.
Several senior Reform UK figures have publicly advocated traditional family norms and commented on abortion and fertility, and the party has proposed scrapping the Equality Act while reversing a pledge on the two‑child benefit cap.
A Gaza resident describes observing Ramadan while displaced under a fragile ceasefire and rising shortages, and notes neighbours sharing food and small gestures that sustain hope.
