One of the big draws to Lime Wood hotel is the Herb House Spa. Book in for a one day ‘Rewild Yourself’ retreat, featuring a sunrise run, outdoor combat and a HIIT class (bookable privately). Freediver and breathwork expert Tracey Howe offers Contrast Therapy – timed exposure in a sauna paired with a cold plunge – and Sonic Freedive in collaboration with music and gong master Rich Hale. Freediving-inspired techniques aimed at optimising breathing and regulating the mind are followed by sound healing in the hydrotherapy area. Address: Beaulieu Rd, Lyndhurst SO43 7FZWhen: Throughout the yearPrice: From £100pp for Sonic Freedive, from £150pp for Contrast Therapy, Re-Wild Yourself from £265pplimewoodhotel.co.ukRead our full review of Lime Wood hotel

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The emergency services were called to the track in Colchester at around 9.30am today (January 12). Officers arrived with paramedics and a person was taken to hospital with “life-changing injuries”. LIVE updates as trains cancelled on London line after person hit by trainThe lines have since reopened by disruption is expected to remain until 3.15pm with delays and cancellations possible. “Officers attended along with paramedics and a person was taken to hospital with life changing injuries. “The incident is not being treated as suspicious.”

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At the end of December 2025, something happened in Denmark that would have been unthinkable a decade ago. The state-owned postal service PostNord delivered its last letter, bringing to a close the history of an institution that had been operating continuously since 1624. Denmark was the first country in the world to completely abandon its national universal letter delivery service. Maintaining an extensive delivery network for around 110 million letters per year, down from over a billion in previous decades, simply ceased to be profitable. The story of the Danish postal service, which closed after 401 years of operation, has a touch of melancholy and a poetic ending.

Latest figures from the Gambling Commission show that 2.7 per cent of adults in the UK (around 1.4 million people) experience problem gambling. He observed that while Coates donates millions to local causes, the NHS-funded West Midlands Gambling Harms Clinic counts former Bet365 customers among its clients. Families torn apartThe Gambling Commission’s 2025 annual survey on gambling harm revealed that almost half of adults in Britain gambled in September. While it claimed that the increase in problem gambling was “statistically stable”, Will Prochaska, the Director of the Coalition to End Gambling Ads, disagreed. But there’s something very wrong when over a million people have a gambling problem and millions more are being harmed.

Soccer Football - FIFA World Cup 2026 - FIFA World Cup 2026 Draw - John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Washington, D.C., U.S. - December 5, 2025 General view of the FIFA World Cup trophy during the draw. - Mandel Ngan/Pool/ReutersThe Department of Homeland Security on Monday said it would invest $115 million in counter-drone technologies to secure the World Cup and events marking 250 years of American independence. The US co-hosting one of the biggest sporting events on the planet, the FIFA World Cup, this summer has intensified pressure on federal officials to do more to prevent drones from disrupting proceedings. The Federal Emergency Management Agency, a part of DHS, last month gave $250 million to 11 states hosting World Cup matches to buy counter-drone technology. The drug cartels that the Trump administration have declared terrorist groups have embraced drones for smuggling and surveillance.

A LEISURE centre services provider, which runs the Henley leisure centre, has had its contract with two district councils extended until 2029. South Oxfordshire District Council extended its contract with Better, which has delivered leisure services at centres across the district for several years. It also serves Vale of White Horse, and since 2014, it has operated under a joint contract with both councils. The councils opted for short-term contracts due to the Government planning to reorganise councils in Oxfordshire in the coming years. Counsellor Maggie Filipova-Rivers, leader of South Oxfordshire District Council, said: “Better has provided us with a good service for over 10 years and we are grateful for everything they have delivered.

Snopes found substantial reporting confirming at least five of Bardot's convictions and strong — but not definitive — evidence supporting a sixth. pic.twitter.com/u76r942Hd9 — Louis Pisano (@LouisPisano) December 28, 2025Snopes readers wrote in and searched the site to determine whether the claim about Bardot's convictions was true. In sum, we found substantial reporting confirming at least five of Bardot's convictions, and strong — but not definitive — evidence supporting a sixth. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementBelow, we examine the evidence for Bardot's convictions, beginning in 2021 and working backward to 1997. This would likely refer to the 2021 charge, which Le Monde reported was for "public insults of a racial and religious nature," not inciting racial hatred.

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Exciting economic policy tools can't resolve either problem. I've talked about the fact that I think it is going to cause an economic crash several times. My point is that the analysis of AI in economic terms remains naive. AI is becoming a source of serious systemic economic risk, is my point. Why is AI important enough for us to have to go through a recession, an economic crash, an increase in inequality, and the abuse of our planet?

MICAH RICHARDS says he has a “bone to pick” with Liam Rosenior over an interview he gave nearly 20 years ago. New Chelsea manager Rosenior made a dream start on Saturday night as his side thrashed Charlton in the FA Cup. But before they got into the nitty-gritty, Richards called out Rosenior – a fellow right-back – for his prior comments about a potential England call-up. Richards said: “I’ve got a bone to pick with Rosenior. The former Manchester City star shared more thoughts on Rosenior’s Chelsea appointment, saying: “The only worry is, what do Chelsea want from him?