Three generations of the Wallace family in Cork are reviving their long-running two-day coffee weekend to raise funds for the Irish Cancer Society ahead of Daffodil Day on March 20.
Several senior Reform UK figures have publicly advocated traditional family norms and commented on abortion and fertility, and the party has proposed scrapping the Equality Act while reversing a pledge on the two‑child benefit cap.
A Gaza resident describes observing Ramadan while displaced under a fragile ceasefire and rising shortages, and notes neighbours sharing food and small gestures that sustain hope.
Reverend Jesse Jackson's National Rainbow Coalition and presidential campaigns helped build a multiracial, cross-class coalition and boosted Black voter registration, influencing later Democratic politics.
An evening of Bingo and Beagle Drive at Hensingham Rugby League Club on February 13 raised £636.50 to be shared between Flora's Fund and RSPCA Cumbria West, organisers said.
The DP World Tour has granted releases for 2026 to eight members, including Tyrrell Hatton, allowing them to play in conflicting LIV Golf tournaments if they meet specified conditions; Jon Rahm was not granted a release.
Cooperation Hull's weekly 'Waffle' pay-what-you-can night at the Lonsdale Community Centre was recently featured on the podcast 'Screw This... Let's Try Something Else'.
Gisèle Pelicot has published a memoir and publicly waived her anonymity after a 2024 trial that convicted her former husband and dozens of men in drug-assisted sexual assaults; the case has prompted wider debate in France about consent and 'chemical submission'.
Grace A Vous Enki secured a tenth consecutive victory at the Combined Services Point-to-Point at Larkhill on February 8, winning the Coronation Gold Cup, at an event held to raise funds for SSAFA.
A 10-year-old boy was killed and his father was shot dead by the Civil Guard after a reported machete attack in Cabo Blanco, Tenerife; the boy's mother is reported to be seriously injured in hospital.
