Lord's Cricket Ground celebrates its 150th Test, marking a sesquicentenary unmatched globally. Despite its exclusivity and high costs, the iconic venue retains an almost mythical status for cricket lovers due to its rich history and enduring legacy.
The Cerne Giant, a 55-metre-tall chalk figure in Dorset, undergoes rechalking every 7-10 years, but climate change effects like algae growth and intense rainfall necessitate more frequent restoration, with the National Trust adapting techniques to preserve the hundreds-year-old landmark.
Kelcie Reed, 24, pleads guilty to having a dog dangerously out of control, leading to the death of her 19-year-old cousin Morgan Dorsett in Bristol.
A woman recounts the profound impact of childhood bullying, from physical assaults and social exclusion to the lasting effects on her self-worth, relationships, and decision about motherhood. She finds healing through writing and storytelling.
The River Thames at Ham, London, is now England's first designated river bathing area in the capital, among 13 new sites nationwide, aiming to improve water quality through stricter monitoring.
