Daisy Richards, Britain’s oldest working nurse at 84, has been honoured with the Gold Dignity in Care Award at the Wales Care Awards. With a career spanning over six decades since she qualified in 1958, Richards continues to serve tirelessly at Fairways Newydd Nursing and Dementia Care Home in Anglesey. Her commitment and passion for nursing have inspired many, as she expressed her surprise at receiving the award and reaffirmed her dedication to working as long as she’s able. Richards’ story is a testament to resilience, love for her profession, and the impact of lifelong service.

In a landmark move, Reece Wabara has acquired 100% ownership of Manière De Voir by purchasing the remaining 17% shares from his childhood friend Lewis Morgan for £9.4 million. This acquisition marks a significant milestone for Wabara, who has been at the helm of Manière De Voir for ten years. Morgan, co-founder of Gymshark, agreed to the deal over a text exchange, with the payment being finalised within four weeks. Wabara aims to extend future share-buying opportunities to exceptional employees and is looking forward to expanding the brand’s presence, with a flagship store opening in New York in spring 2025, following the success of the London store on Oxford Street.

A woman has come forward claiming that Southampton rapper and influencer TyroneMC1 is the father of her 2-year old son, Kingston Gordon. 

Former Real Madrid defender Vinicius Tobias has gone viral after tattooing the name of who he thought was his newborn daughter on his arm, only for his ex-girlfriend to reveal the baby is not his.

Liam Payne, 31, former One Direction member, has tragically passed away after falling from a third-floor balcony at a Buenos Aires hotel. Tributes from fans and fellow musicians have flooded in, celebrating his contributions to one of the world’s biggest boy bands. Payne had openly discussed struggles with mental health and substance use.

Angellica Bell, a well-known British television presenter, was honoured during an emotional radio segment on Hits Radio as part of Black History Month celebrations. Host Fleur East praised Bell for her lasting impact on a generation, particularly for the positive representation she brought to TV during her time on CBBC. Fans took to social media to express their admiration, with many reflecting on how important Bell’s presence was for young viewers, especially black children. The segment highlighted Bell’s legacy as a trailblazer for diversity in British media and the enduring influence she continues to have.