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Clinical trials show that ai-powered remote monitoring can change heart failure management; discover the evidence, patient implications and ethical considerations

A 50-year-old man was arrested in Parma after new probes prompted by a book connected him to the brutal 7–8 September 2014 murders of three Italian missionary nuns in Bujumbura; investigators point to political, economic and ritual motives

Seven irresistible tactics to turn a plain rss feed into a share-worthy traffic machine

A Fort William gritter driver has been honoured as Scotland’s gritter driver of the year after successfully clearing a hazardous Glencoe route on challenging winter shifts

Five people have been charged after an early morning incident on 21 February on the A38 near Bristol Airport that left two men seriously injured; court dates and ongoing enquiries are under way.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed challenges to convictions in the east Belfast killing of community worker Ian Ogle, quashed long-standing explosives convictions for Laurence O’Neill and confirmed a review of evidence in the unsolved murder of Alexander Blue

An outline of the UK’s diplomatic presence at the UN, resident UN bodies operating in the country and the major United Nations observances for 2026

the Met has apologised to Sir Lindsay Hoyle for inadvertently revealing him as the informant in the Lord Mandelson inquiry; meanwhile a man has been charged with murder in Newham

Sir Clive Woodward believes Steve Borthwick can transform England and outlines a short-term plan blending leadership lessons and practical team work to ignite results

The Metropolitan Police has apologised to Sir Lindsay Hoyle after custody paperwork linked him to a tip that prompted Lord Mandelson’s arrest; Hoyle says he acted in good faith after receiving information while abroad

A compact overview linking a distressing criminal revelation, the persistent demand for a rare Pikachu EX promo card, and editorial and conference opportunities from Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

A clear roundup of the main military, diplomatic and energy-related developments in the Russia–Ukraine war on Thursday, February 26

Rescue operations continue in Minas Gerais after torrential rainfall triggered multiple landslides and floods that killed 46 people, displaced thousands and left communities searching for loved ones

A high court panel convicted five defendants in the 2018 killing of Marielle Franco and Anderson Gomes, delivering decades-long sentences and renewing calls for accountability across Brazil

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit World Central Kitchen’s regional centre in Jordan to see how a million daily meals reach Gaza and to meet health and community leaders

A South Carolina boutique owner has been booked multiple times this year after customers reported unpaid refunds and missing orders; law enforcement records detail a series of arrests and charges

How generative tools speed drafting, alter verification and force newsrooms to rewrite processes without sacrificing trust

A hard-nosed look at generative reporting: tools, risks, verification techniques and how editors must adapt

A market-first briefing by a Milan luxury agent: OMI and Nomisma-informed analysis, best areas, price trends, and investment tactics

Arsenal finished top of their Champions League group and will meet one of a small number of play-off winners in the last 16, with second legs at the Emirates

Manchester leaders have issued coordinated statements after an incident at Manchester Central Mosque, confirming an investigation and extra police patrols to reassure Muslim communities during Ramadan

London reached highs above 18C with Kew Gardens hitting 18.6C; Saharan dust boosted sunset colours while researchers highlight rising flood risk across the UK

A concise summary of the DfE’s weekly attendance estimates for state-funded schools in England, highlighting trends, causes and data limitations

The uk saw an unusually warm midweek high, with Kew Gardens recording the top temperature so far; forecasters say a shift to westerly, moister air will cool things off later in the week

Connacht can seize a rare opening when a Glasgow squad depleted by Six Nations duties visits Galway; strong set‑pieces and game management will decide whether Stuart Lancaster’s side keep their play‑off hopes alive