Wuthering Ice

 BBC News explains how Bradford pupils have chosen names for the new gritter wagons:

Pupils at Co-Op Academy Southfield, the school representing Bradford South, the name chosen was Wuthering Ice.

A nod to the area's cultural heritage, as it references Emily Brontë's classic novel Wuthering Heights, which is set on the Haworth moors. (Rachel Russell)

The Hindu explores the life achievements of Jagadish Chandra Bose:

My sceptical self has tended to dismiss the feeling as sentimental, imbibed from the Romantic poetry of Wordsworth, Coleridge, Emily Brontë. At the same time, as a Bengali, I was familiar from school textbooks with the works of scientist Jagadish Chandra Bose (1858-1937), who, in the early 20th century, had created a stir by suggesting that plants have a nervous system and are, therefore, as alive as we are. (Anusua Mukherjee)

The Express Tribune talks about the discovery of Dostoievksy's short story Белые ночи (White Nights) for the new generations:

The genre finds its roots in literary classics, with Emily Brontë's Wuthering Heights serving as an early blueprint. Heathcliff and Catherine's tempestuous relationship set the stage for the emotionally fraught dynamics that define dark romance. But while Brontë's gothic masterpiece hinted at destructive love, modern iterations dive headfirst into the psychological labyrinth of such relationships.

Even if contemporary works like CJ Roberts' The Dark Duet series and Sarah J Maas' A Court of Thorns and Roses take generous detours from Brontë, Gen Z is always ready to absorb a certain type of classic. (Manahil Tahira)

Grazia and books according to your zodiac sign (sic):

Virgo: Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

Virgos, known for their emotional depth and tendency to look beyond the surface, will find fertile ground in the tormented story of Heathcliff and Catherine. The darker sides of human relationships explored here speak to Virgo’s complex nature.

Cosmopolitan (Spain) is a bit sexist recommending 'historical novels for women who love the genre':

El misterio de Chalk Hill by Susanne Goga

Si te gustan las historias de época con un toque de misterio, muy del estilo de 'Cumbres borrascosas', esta obra te fascinará. Su protagonista es Charlotte, una joven que llega a la imponente propiedad de Chalk Hill desde Berlín para comenzar una nueva vida después de ser víctima de un escándalo. Su objetivo es cuidar de la niña de la casa en un ambiente complicado que está relacionado con la muerte de la madre de la pequeña. Con la ayuda de un periodista, la nueva institutriz iniciará una fascinante investigación que te mantendrá sin soltar el libro hasta el final. Los lectores destacan esta novela por lo bien escrita que está, su adictiva trama y recreación de una atmósfera que también recuerda a 'Jane Eyre'. (Marieta Taibo) (Translation)

Several world news websites celebrate Emily Brontë's death anniversary: Diario Mendoza (Argentina), Storica (Italy), Io Donna (Italy), Cultweb (Italy) Also, several Belgian websites discuss Frances O'Connor's Emily 2022 which has been aired on the local TV station RTBF,  Finally, Seldon's Blog reviews Jane Eyre 1970.