Great Ormond Street Hospital has developed a new cognitive rehabilitation programme for children after brain tumours and is trialling it with 36 participants; families of early enrollees have described the impact as life-changing.
Ministers say an amendment to the Crime and Policing Bill will require platforms to take down non‑consensual intimate images within 48 hours of a report, with penalties for non‑compliance; the change is presented as part of a wider effort on online safety.
A small UK–Sweden trial reported that NHS staff who used a brief Tetris-based visual task experienced far fewer intrusive memories; researchers plan larger and more diverse trials to test the approach further.
A Lancet Global Health study estimates more than 75,000 people were killed in Gaza in the first 16 months of the war, about 25,000 more than local authorities reported at the time.
Illustration students at the University of South Wales partnered with Rhondda Cynon Taff charity Hope Rescue to design materials aimed at 18 to 30-year-olds, with shortlisted students pitching ideas directly to the charity.
A small group of Chagossians landed on a Chagos atoll and were served an eviction notice by British authorities; the US has formally signalled support for a Labour agreement to transfer the islands to Mauritius.
Norman C. Francis, longtime president of Xavier University and a civil rights leader who helped lead Louisiana's post-Katrina recovery, has died at age 94.
NYU Langone announced it will close its gender‑affirming care program for minors, citing the departure of its medical director and the current regulatory environment.
U2 released a six-song EP titled Days of Ash, opening with a track dedicated to Renee Good, who died Jan. 7 during an encounter with an ICE agent; the songs reference recent international and humanitarian issues.
Prince William told BBC Radio 1 that serving as an air ambulance pilot gradually damaged his mental health and that taking a longer break helped him recognise the emotional burden he had been carrying.
