Black babies 81% more likely to die in NHS neonatal care
Groundbreaking NHS research exposes stark racial disparities in neonatal care outcomes, with Black infants facing significantly higher mortality rates despite medical advances.
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NHS staff face '70s-style racism crisis
Health Secretary Wes Streeting reveals shocking accounts of racist abuse against NHS staff, comparing current hostility levels to the worst periods of the 1970s and 80s.
Child obesity hits highest level since pandemic
Shocking new NHS data reveals obesity levels in young children have reached their highest point outside of pandemic years, with stark inequalities between wealthy and deprived areas.
New Royal Mail postboxes end knitted hat tradition
Royal Mail's modernised postboxes feature smaller apertures, preventing the charming tradition of yarn-bombing that has brightened British streets for years.
London restaurants accused of sneaky tip-dodging charges
An investigation reveals how some London eateries are allegedly using mandatory service charges to avoid distributing tips to their waiting staff fairly.
Jessie J reveals cancer diagnosis: 'Death knocking at door'
British singer Jessie J opens up about her devastating cancer diagnosis and the emotional journey of confronting her own mortality in a raw and powerful new interview.
Mental Health Experts, Not Police, For Crisis Calls
Exclusive analysis reveals how sending mental health professionals instead of armed officers to emergency calls could save lives and transform public safety in the UK.
Mental health services overwhelmed, warns terror chief
A senior counter-terrorism officer warns that mental health services are struggling to cope with the volume of referrals, potentially leaving vulnerable individuals at risk and creating security gaps.
Starmer knew of Mandelson-Epstein links before job offer
Exclusive: Civil servants confirm Prime Minister Keir Starmer received intelligence about Peter Mandelson's connections to Jeffrey Epstein before bringing him into government, raising serious questions about judgement and transparency.
Walking 3,000 steps daily may slow Alzheimer's
Groundbreaking research shows that moderate daily walking may significantly slow cognitive decline in early-stage Alzheimer's patients, offering new hope for non-pharmaceutical interventions.
Maldives bans smoking for post-2007 generation
The Maldives introduces a groundbreaking tobacco ban prohibiting anyone born after 2007 from ever purchasing cigarettes, creating a 'smoke-free generation' in the island paradise.
Call of Duty devs relieved by Game Pass price hike
An industry insider reveals that Call of Duty studios welcome the Xbox Game Pass price increase, believing it creates a fairer value proposition for their blockbuster titles.
Why knowing everything is making you anxious
New research reveals how our obsession with constant information is creating anxiety, killing creativity, and making us worse decision-makers. Discover why ignorance might be the ultimate productivity hack.
Anisimova: How honesty sparked tennis comeback
American tennis star Amanda Anisimova reveals how brutal honesty about mental health struggles and burnout paved the way for her remarkable return to top-level competition.
Vote Now: Endo The Battle Fights for Endometriosis Award
A groundbreaking endometriosis awareness campaign fighting to end diagnostic delays needs your vote to win a prestigious Making a Difference Award and transform women's healthcare.
Train derailment disrupts Glasgow-London services
A major incident in Cumbria's Shap area has derailed a Glasgow to London service, causing significant rail disruption and emergency response operations.
UK faces individuality crisis, warns London coach
A leading London confidence coach reveals how societal pressures are creating an 'individuality crisis' across the UK, with alarming consequences for mental health and personal expression.
Sugar Hyperactivity Myth: What Science Really Says
New scientific evidence debunks the long-held belief that sugar causes hyperactivity in children. Discover what the research really says about sugar's effects on behaviour.
2.8 Million Britons Off Work Long-Term: The Truth
Exclusive investigation reveals the hidden health epidemic crippling Britain's workforce - from mental health struggles to chronic pain conditions keeping millions from employment.
Britain's Health Crisis: Threat to Local Businesses
New research reveals how declining public health is creating a ticking time bomb for UK businesses, with rising obesity and inactivity levels threatening productivity and economic growth.
UK Water Alert: Forever Chemicals Action Ordered
The Drinking Water Inspectorate has been directed to take immediate measures as potentially harmful PFAS chemicals are detected in UK water supplies, raising serious health concerns nationwide.
Air India crash survivor: Brother's death stole my happiness
Exclusive interview reveals the profound grief of the only person to survive the Air India Express crash that killed 83 people, as she shares her heartbreaking story of loss and recovery.
Hopkins on 50 Years Sober: "I Knew It Was Over"
In a raw and revealing interview, Oscar-winner Sir Anthony Hopkins shares his powerful journey through alcoholism, anger, and five decades of sobriety - a story of redemption and resilience.
UK's £200m Baby Powder Legal Battle Unveiled
A landmark legal case in Britain sees thousands of claimants pursuing millions in compensation over alleged health risks from talcum powder products. Discover the shocking details of this consumer safety showdown.
New Body to Run Military Housing in MoD Overhaul
The Ministry of Defence announces major overhaul with new agency to manage armed forces accommodation after widespread criticism from service personnel and their families about housing conditions.
Moyes: How Football Management Almost Broke Me
Former Sunderland manager David Moyes opens up about the devastating psychological toll of football management and the trauma that reshaped his career forever.
Mary Earps: 'I was in survival mode but barely surviving'
England goalkeeper Mary Earps reveals her private battle with mental health struggles during the peak of her career, detailing the overwhelming pressure that nearly broke her.
Art as Medicine: How Culture Heals Body and Mind
Groundbreaking research reveals how museums, galleries and cultural experiences are being prescribed by doctors to treat everything from chronic pain to mental health conditions, transforming healthcare in Britain.
Aid cuts threaten tropical disease progress reversal
Critical funding reductions for neglected tropical diseases could undo years of medical advances, putting millions at risk of preventable suffering as health leaders warn of devastating consequences.
Art Galleries Reduce Stress by 32%, Study Finds
New research reveals that spending time in art galleries significantly reduces stress hormones and improves mental wellbeing. Discover how cultural engagement could be your new prescription for calm.
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