Historic England has acquired over 8,000 historic landscape photos from the Janette Rosing Collection, marking a significant cultural acquisition. The collection, spanning the mid-1800s to early 1900s, will be digitized to enhance public access, supported by fundraising efforts.

The BBC has apologized for its documentary 'Gaza: How To Survive a Warzone' after backlash over featuring Abdullah Al-Yazouri, linked to Hamas. The program is pulled from iPlayer amid calls for an independent probe into editorial standards, following pressure from officials and media figures.

Sam Fender's third album, 'People Watching', launches today, offering a deep dive into themes of fame and personal struggles across eleven tracks. Fender combines his North Shields roots with new sonic directions, solidifying his UK music prominence as he prepares for a UK stadium tour.

St Pancras station in London, alongside Getlink, plans to boost train services to France, Germany, and Switzerland, increasing passenger capacity to 5,000 per hour. The initiative aims to promote low-carbon travel and challenge Eurostar's monopoly, though new routes may not start until 2030.

The UK's new National Cancer Plan is set to tackle cancer care inequalities, with a focus on early diagnosis and equitable access, especially in deprived areas. Experts stress the need for sustained investment and targeted initiatives to close the gap in cancer outcomes.

Jenny Hall, a 23-year-old runner from County Durham, has been missing since February 18, with her car found abandoned on a rural road. Authorities are conducting a large-scale search operation amid freezing weather, involving police, rescue teams, and local volunteers.

Kara Alexander was found guilty of murdering her two sons in Dagenham, east London, in December 2022. The court dismissed her initial claims of accidental drowning, revealing drug use and intentional harm.

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority fined major banks £104.5 million for sharing sensitive UK government bond information. This 2009-2013 probe targeted anti-competitive practices, highlighting ongoing compliance improvements.

The tragic murders of Raneem Oudeh and her mother by ex-husband Janbaz Tarin have prompted a new pilot program, "Raneem's Law," to reform police response to domestic abuse in England. Launched by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper, it will embed domestic abuse specialists in five police forces to enhance support for victims, backed by £2.2 million for the next financial year.

Harvey Willgoose, 15, was laid to rest on February 21, 2025, after a fatal stabbing at his school in Sheffield earlier this month. His funeral celebrated his life and called for action against knife crime, with a trial for the accused set for June.

Tesco and Spar are recalling 18 types of cheese due to potential listeria contamination from Irish Cheddar by JOD Food Products. Consumers are urged to return affected items for refunds, underscoring food safety concerns.

UK lenders face a major motor finance scandal over secret 'advance commissions' to car dealers, leading to higher loan costs for consumers. Despite the FCA's investigation, the Supreme Court case may decide compensation as the scandal's financial impact could rival the infamous PPI scandal, with potential costs reaching £44 billion.

The UK Labour government faces a critical decision on its seventh carbon budget, balancing economic growth with ambitious environmental targets. Key challenges include energy sector electrification, transport transitions, and methane reduction in farming, while grappling with infrastructure upgrades and public investment demands.

The UK Government plans to add 700,000 emergency dental appointments in April 2025 to address NHS dentist shortages, especially in "dental deserts." While aimed at easing access, the British Dental Association warns that without increased funding, this effort might not resolve the crisis effectively.

In April 2025, many households in England will experience significant council tax hikes, with some areas like Bradford seeing increases up to 9.99%. Despite government funding boosts, the Local Government Association warns of potential cuts in essential services.

Guys and St Thomas' Hospital faces a five-day strike starting February 24, 2025, by infection control workers over poor conditions. The walkout could shutter key areas, affecting operations and admissions.

David A. Lindon, a micro artist from Bournemouth, sets a new Guinness World Record with an exceptionally tiny Lego sculpture measuring just 0.02517mm by 0.02184mm. Lindon's intricate work requires precision techniques like working between heartbeats and nighttime sessions to avoid disturbances, showcasing his dedication and skill in the micro art field.

East Suffolk leaders oppose a single unitary authority for Suffolk, preferring two or three to better preserve local governance and identity. As the devolution process accelerates, proposals are due by March 2025, with final plans expected by autumn.

'Resistance' exhibition, curated by Clarrie Wallis and conceived by Steve McQueen, chronicles a century of British protest from 1903's suffragettes to the 2003 Iraq war demos. With contributions from well-known photographers and writers, it explores the evolution of social movements and the role of technology in activism.