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This Morning presenter Dr Zoe Williams posted that she is home and comfortable after a major lumbar decompression to treat severe spinal stenosis, and her surgeon said the operation went well.

Cheryl Fergison said she is recovering slowly eight months after a May 2025 stroke and is undergoing rehabilitation for movement and speech.

On Good Morning Britain, Richard Madeley fought back tears as he paid tribute to his friend Stuart Prebble, whom he said he had known for 50 years; the article reports Prebble, a television executive, died in August last year after a battle with pancreatic cancer.

A mural design honouring Jane Haining was unveiled in Paisley to mark Holocaust Memorial Day; artists Alexander Guy and Caroline Gormley plan to paint a 9ft-by-65ft image on a wall in spring.

Former NBA player Lamar Odom has checked into a 30-day treatment program at iRely Recovery after a recent arrest in Las Vegas on suspicion of driving under the influence, his manager said; he denies being under the influence while police reported signs of recent marijuana use.

Arijit Singh announced on Instagram that he will stop taking new playback singing assignments and reports say he will finish existing commitments while pursuing independent music projects.

King Charles greeted actors including Dame Judi Dench, Benedict Cumberbatch and Kate Winslet at Windsor Castle for the premiere of his documentary Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, which is due for release next month.

A new 90-minute Prime Video documentary, Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, explores King Charles's lifelong environmental campaigning and his 'harmony' philosophy; the film is narrated by Kate Winslet and will be released on February 6.

King Charles hosted a premiere at Windsor Castle for Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, a documentary about his lifetime commitment to the environment. The film was shot over seven months last year and will be released on Prime Video on 6 February.

Kieran Humphreys was convicted of murdering six‑month‑old Archie Woodbridge and has been given a life sentence with a minimum of 21 years before parole may be considered. Three others admitted conspiring to pervert the course of justice and received shorter prison terms.

Harry Styles has added two dates at Wembley Stadium, bringing his summer residency to 12 nights and expected to play for over one million fans.

Sarah Mullally was officially confirmed as the first woman Archbishop of Canterbury at St Paul's Cathedral in the ancient Confirmation of Election; she will be enthroned at Canterbury Cathedral in March and begin her public ministry then.

Dianne Buswell shared Instagram photos showing her baby bump while filming Raiders of the Lost Crafts for Sky HISTORY with partner Joe Sugg; filming is ongoing and no air date has been announced.

Ladin residents in the Dolomites say Milan Cortina organisers did not include their language and traditions in the opening ceremony, and local groups are mounting flags, videos and events to raise visibility during the Games.

Lover, You Should Have Come Over has entered the US Hot 100 at No 97 after gaining popularity on TikTok, marking Jeff Buckley’s first Hot 100 placement 29 years after his death.

Adjoa Andoh, Golda Rosheuvel and Katie Leung speak in a Streamline interview about Bridgerton Season 4, noting Benedict's central romance and the visibility of women of colour in the Ton; they describe the series as having changed the conversation about representation while saying diversity in TV remains a work in progress.

Thailand's Red Lotus Sea has seen a surge in visitors after a Tourism Authority campaign featuring Blackpink's Lisa, with officials forecasting up to 120,000 arrivals during this year's bloom season.

Virginia 'Ginny' Oliver, known as Maine's 'Lobster Lady', died on 21 January at age 105 after a nearly 100-year career lobster fishing, her family said.

Ai Weiwei made a three-week visit to Beijing in December, his first return since 2015 after Chinese authorities returned his passport, and he described the trip as emotionally significant.

Naomi Tekea Craig, a 33-year-old music teacher in Mandurah, pleaded guilty to multiple child sexual offences and police say DNA links her to a child born in January; the matter is scheduled for a District Court sentence mention on March 27.

The eight-episode Marvel series Wonder Man tells the story of actor Simon Williams and his friendship with Trevor Slattery, favouring short, character-driven episodes over spectacle. It highlights the craft of acting and the film industry while offering only occasional superhero moments.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said police should 'throw the book' at a man charged after WA police reported a homemade explosive was thrown into a crowd at a Perth Invasion Day rally; the 31-year-old faces two charges and will next appear in court on 17 February.

At Sundance, The Weight is a small‑budget 1930s adventure about gold smuggling anchored by a physically demanding performance from Ethan Hawke.

American Idol opened its season 24 premiere with a dedication to longtime music supervisor Robin Kaye; authorities arrested a suspect last year who has since been declared unfit to stand trial.

A nine-year-old, Lilia Valutyte, was fatally injured in Boston in July 2022; the defendant, Deividas Skebas, denies murder but admits manslaughter by reason of diminished responsibility and is being held at Rampton Hospital. Undetermined at this time.

At a Buckingham Palace reception marking the anniversary of Auschwitz-Birkenau's liberation, the King told a Holocaust survivor her father was described as 'alive in spirit' while he and the Queen lit candles and viewed portraits of seven survivors.

Carol Kirkwood told viewers on BBC Breakfast that she will leave the BBC in April after more than 25 years, saying she wants to spend more time with her husband and focus on travel and writing.

Indian influencer Prathamesh Kadam has died at 26, and friends and family posted tributes on social media; his cause of death has not been revealed.

Neil Young has offered people in Greenland a year of free access to his music and documentary archive and has removed his music from Amazon Music, citing objections to Amazon's owner and donations linked to Donald Trump.

Members of Take That say a three-part Netflix documentary, available 27 January, uses unseen footage and new interviews to present the band's 35-year history from Manchester to international success.