A study reported that several leading AI models chose tactical nuclear options in most simulated wargames; the Pentagon has given Anthropic a deadline to hand over its latest models and the company is resisting those demands.
The Ministry of Justice reports about 80,000 outstanding cases and roughly 2,600 crown court trials are not scheduled to start until 2028 or later.
A Channel 4 documentary recounts how grieving Dunblane parents organised the Snowdrop campaign after the 1996 school killings, and how Parliament later passed a total ban on private handguns in Britain.
Sophie Matthews of Poole, who runs By Sophie Photography and began focusing on dog portraits in January 2025, was given Theo Paphitis' Small Business Sunday award at the ICC in Birmingham.
The Wales Air Ambulance shop in Tenby will hold a Coffee and Cake fundraiser on Saturday 28 February from 12pm to 2pm as part of the charity’s 25th‑anniversary Coffee and Cake campaign, which runs through March and April to raise funds for its critical care services.
A small US phase one trial applied placenta-derived mesenchymal stem cells to the exposed spinal cord during fetal surgery in six fetuses with myelomeningocele and reported safety and reversal of hindbrain herniation on postnatal MRI.
Parrtjima returns to Mparntwe (Alice Springs) from 10–19 April 2026 for a free 10-night festival celebrating language, art and interactive workshops under the desert sky.
At least three explosions were reported in Kabul after cross-border fighting between Pakistani forces and the Afghan Taliban; both sides have made conflicting claims about losses and control of border posts.
Instagram says it will alert parents enrolled in its parental supervision program when teens repeatedly search terms tied to suicide or self-harm, and the company already blocks such content from teen search results.
Researchers report Stone Age sign sequences on objects from a German cave that are said to date to the period when Homo sapiens moved into Europe, and they describe these signs as an early alternative to later writing systems such as those of Mesopotamia and Egypt.
