GPs failing older people living with frailty, National Audit Office finds

The number of overseas nurses and midwives registering to practice in the UK has plummeted, with only 6,321 registrations between April and September 2025, a stark decline from 12,534 in the same period the previous year. This drop has been attributed to rising racism and changes in immigration rules.

The UK's new digital-only immigration system, which mandates that nearly all migrants obtain an eVisa to prove their legal status, has been found to induce significant stress, fear, and exclusion among immigrants. This system, initiated in 2018, has raised concerns about its impact on the mental well-being of those affected.

A new statue of RoboCop, standing over 11 feet tall and weighing 3,500 pounds, has been unveiled in Detroit after a 15-year effort, attracting crowds and evoking nostalgia for the cult film character. The bronze figure, with its stern expression, symbolizes hope for many residents as it takes its place in the city.

An Australian eco community has implemented a ban on pets to protect local wildlife, with residents like 77-year-old Bill Smart expressing a sense of loss for their former pets. The village aims to create a sustainable living environment that fosters a connection with nature.

The Guardian's picture editors have curated a selection of photographs from around the world, showcasing significant events such as air strikes, parades, and even underwater chess, reflecting a diverse array of human experiences and cultural expressions. This collection highlights the power of visual storytelling in capturing the complexities of contemporary life.

UBS reports that a record number of individuals have become billionaires through inheritance, with 91 new billionaires added this year, raising the global total from 2,682 in 2024 to 2,919 in 2025.

Joe Root achieved his 40th Test century, and notably his first in Australia, during the second Test at the Gabba, contributing to England's score of 325-9 despite Mitchell Starc's impressive bowling performance of 6-71.

Aitana Bonmatí has been named the best female footballer in the world for 2025, as determined by a panel of 127 judges, including players, coaches, and journalists. The voting process involved 104,140 votes, with judges ranking their top 40 players, contributing to a final score that recognized Bonmatí's exceptional talent.