From 25 February dual nationals will need to use a British passport or a certificate of entitlement to enter the UK as part of the Electronic Travel Authorisation rollout; the Home Office says information has been public since October 2024.
A University of Bristol researcher has developed a prototype shoe sole with hundreds of tiny sensors that records gait data and will be shown at an IEEE conference; the team plans a formal clinical evaluation next.
The New Inn on Bath Hill, Keynsham, raised £99,000 over 12 months for Operation Community Hamper and Dogs Friends as part of Craft Union’s 'Make It A Million' campaign, which raised £1,358,422 nationwide.
A Portsmouth man diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer in 2020 says he persuaded his twin to have a PSA blood test in 2025, which led to an early-stage, operable diagnosis.
A Barry nurse was refunded nearly £3,000 after HM Revenue and Customs corrected an incorrect tax code; she says the error took about three months to resolve and affected her health.
Clogher experienced the wettest January in 150 years, yet its main street and long-standing shops and services continued to serve the local community.
The UK Government has tabled an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill requiring social media companies to remove intimate images shared without consent within 48 hours of a report, or face fines or having services blocked in the UK.
A U.N.-backed fact-finding mission reported that an October operation by Sudan’s Rapid Support Forces in and around el-Fasher displayed "hallmarks of genocide," targeting non-Arab communities, and the team called for accountability.
Dean Crimp, a Runcorn community worker, is developing a theatre and film career while continuing work with DC Relentless MMA; he is also creating an immersive murder mystery company.
The BBC will mark Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday on May 8 with a week of programming that includes three new shows and a curated collection of 40 of his programmes on iPlayer.
