A researcher has turned microscope images of treated breast cancer cells into large-scale artworks now on display at the Firepit Art Gallery in Greenwich as part of a Pink Ribbon Foundation exhibition.
Researchers report a previously unknown strain of bacteria was found frozen in a 5,000-year-old Romanian ice cave, and they say it could play an essential role in tackling antibiotic-resistant infections.
Cadaver dogs searched a water tank and a recently cemented outhouse at a family-owned property, and detectives have returned to the area to continue searches; police say a resident of the remote station has been declared a suspect and that Gus is likely dead, and no evidence was found in the latest searches.
Community scientists and specialists in California are documenting lichens and other fungi to fill knowledge gaps, while many species face threats from habitat loss, pollution and climate change.
Alder Hey surgeons used a surface-mounted magnetic lengthening nail to add 3cm to nine-year-old Alfie Phillips's thigh bone, reported as the first UK use of this method; the hospital has since treated three more children and other centres have shown interest.
A specialist emergency mental health unit at St Charles Hospital in Ladbroke Grove offers a calmer alternative to A&E and reports that patients are seen within 15 minutes.
Middlesbrough Erimus and Stokesley Rotary presented a £550 donation to Maggie's while announcing the charity is now fully operational at James Cook University Hospital and serving the wider Teesside area.
Customers at Telford Centre helped raise more than £50,000 and the centre provided over £30,000 of free mall space in 2025 to support fundraising for more than 25 local charities.
Donald Trump said he would be "indirectly" involved in US–Iran talks due to start in Geneva, and Tehran's foreign ministry said the US position on the nuclear issue appeared "more realistic."
Free weekly arts sessions for people with Parkinson's, their relatives and carers run on Tuesdays at Stow Park Community Centre in Newport from February to March, 11:00–12:30, as part of the 16-week Creative Roots project.
