The Princess of Wales has marked her 44th birthday with a personal video on social media about the healing power of nature and the seasons. “Even in the coldest, darkest season, winter has a way of bringing us stillness, patience and quiet consideration,” said Catherine. This is the concluding video …
Read More »Rare spate of Orkney break-ins likely to be linked say police
BBC Police said there would be more patrols in Kirkwall Five break-ins in Kirkwall in Orkney are being treated as linked, says Police Scotland. A jewellery shop, distillery, primary school, garden centre and council offices were hit in a rare crime spree in the islands. The incidents happened between 15:00 …
Read More »Hero or brutal tyrant? The controversy over 16th-Century explorer Magellan
Although solid facts about Magellan’s life are limited, the narrative that often prevails is about his heroism. Diaz’s Magellan, on the other hand, takes an unflinching look at what we know about his treatment of his crew members aboard the Armada de Maluco, which included executing one of them for …
Read More »Storm Goretti: Cornish Pirates’ grandstand suffers serious damage
The club is due to meet with insurers later on Friday, with costs that could go into hundreds of thousands of pounds. While Pettifer is confident they are covered, repairing the damage as soon as possible will have a major cashflow impact on the club. Pirates’ next game is at …
Read More »The Ashes 2025-26: Glenn McGrath says Australia’s next goal will be winning in England in 2027
You wouldn’t expect too many changes to the Australia side and approach, but England need to rethink their blueprint of how they do things. They are half way there. To be honest, what I saw in England in 2023 is the same as what I’ve seen now. They had a …
Read More »North Yorkshire Council defends Scarborough and Whitby gritting
Homebird House Alex Anderson cleared the pavements outside his shop in Scarborough A council has defended its winter gritting procedures, after an MP said she was “concerned” about untreated routes and pavements. Snow from Saturday onwards caused the North Yorkshire coast to grind to a “halt”, according to Scarborough and …
Read More »Tripura student’s killing puts spotlight on racism in India
Getty Images Anjel Chakma, 24, died in a hospital in Dehradun, 17 days after being attacked by a group of men The northern Indian city of Dehradun, located in the Himalayan foothills, was shaken by a violent incident weeks ago. Brothers Anjel and Michael Chakma – students who had migrated …
Read More »Xbox’s Towerborne is switching from a free-to-play game to a paid one
Towerborne, a side-scrolling action RPG published by Xbox Game Studios that has been available in early access, will officially launch on February 26th. But instead of launching as a free-to-play, always-on online game as originally planned, Towerborne is instead going to be a paid game that you can play offline. …
Read More »Two people wounded in shooting involving federal agents in Portland
Two people have been shot and wounded in an incident involving US federal agents in the city of Portland, Oregon, according to local police. “Officers have determined the two people were injured in the shooting involving federal agents,” the Portland Police said in a statement, adding that a man and …
Read More »UK Prime Minister says ‘we will take action’ on Grok’s disgusting deepfakes
”It’s disgusting,” Starmer says during an interview with Greatest Hits Radio. “X need[s] to get their act together and get this material down. And we will take action on this because it’s simply not tolerable.” Last month, X launched a feature that allows people to use Grok to edit any …
Read More »Climbers scale frozen Yorkshire Dales waterfall during ‘rare’ conditions
Danny Lawson/PA Wire Mick Ellerton (pictured) and Richard Goodey scaled the waterfall at Gordale Scar on Tuesday Two climbers have spoken of their excitement after scaling a frozen waterfall during “rare” conditions in the Yorkshire Dales. Mick Ellerton and Richard Goodey, who are both experienced climbing instructors, took on the …
Read More »Detectorist who ‘dug up Roman brooch’ actually bought it on eBay
Eleanor MaslinEast Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Lincolnshire Police Lincolnshire Police says the Leasingham horse brooch was bought on eBay A funeral director “deceived thousands” of people when he lied about digging up an 1,800-year-old Roman brooch. Jason Price, an amateur metal detectorist, claimed he had unearthed the horse figurine in a …
Read More »YouTube will now let you filter Shorts out of search results
As part of a few changes to its search filters, YouTube is going to allow you to search specifically for Shorts or longform videos. Right now, a filter-less search shows a mix of longform and short form videos, which can be annoying if you just want to see videos in …
Read More »Eight people killed by Israeli air strikes, Gaza civil defence agency says
At least eight people, including four children, have been killed by Israeli air strikes in Gaza in the last 24 hours, the territory’s civil defence agency has said. Four people, including three children, were killed when a drone struck a tent sheltering displaced people in southern Gaza, the agency’s spokesman …
Read More »Birmingham stabbing victim says HMO firm ignored warnings
Rachael Lewisin Birmingham BBC Tia-Trance Copper was asleep at her house of multiple occupancy (HMO) when she was stabbed in the head and leg on New Years Eve 2024 A young woman who was stabbed while she slept in a house of multiple occupancy (HMO) believes the attack could have …
Read More »Musgrave aims to make fifth Winter Olympics his best
Scottish cross-country skier Andrew Musgrave says he would “take more pride” in his remarkable Winter Olympics record “if I had won some medals”. The 35-year-old is set to make his fifth Games appearance in Italy next month. That will place him one behind Mike Dixon (cross-country skiing & biathlon), who …
Read More »Champions Cup: Northampton ready to ride hostility aimed at Henry Pollock in Bordeaux
However, Dowson insists his side were not drawing motivation from that defeat. “I think you’re always going to be disappointed after a final and they have the privilege to celebrate however they want to,” he told BBC Radio Northampton. “I gave them kudos and credit in the post-match interview and …
Read More »New powers for councils in England to fine pavement parkers
Paul SeddonPolitical reporter Getty Images Councils across England are to be given more extensive powers to fine motorists who cause disruption by parking on the pavement. The new powers are due to take effect later this year, alongside guidance on how the rules can be enforced in a “proportionate” way. …
Read More »Cathal McShane: ‘I wouldn’t say it’s ever closed’ – All-Ireland winner on Tyrone career
Cathal McShane says he is not closing the door on a potential return to Tyrone in the future, but insists he is enjoying his time with Strabane Athletic after stepping away from inter-county duty. The All-Ireland winner signed for the Premier Intermediate soccer side last June after exiting the Red …
Read More »OpenAI Launches ChatGPT Health: A Dedicated Tab for Medical Inquiries
ChatGPT is expanding its presence in the health care realm. OpenAI said Wednesday that its popular AI chatbot will begin rolling out ChatGPT Health, a new tab dedicated to addressing all your medical inquiries. The goal of this new tab is to centralize all your medical records and provide a private …
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