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Broadcaster's Childhood Terror in Abusive Home

Broadcaster Charlie Webster reveals her childhood terror of an abusive stepfather, hiding in her room and wetting herself to avoid him. She now campaigns to protect children from domestic violence.

How Santa outsmarted my 1987 Christmas whoopee cushion trap

In 1987, an eight-year-old devised a cunning plan with a whoopee cushion to catch Father Christmas. The festive prank backfired spectacularly, revealing a surprising side to Santa. Read the full story of a childhood mystery.

UK bans junk food TV ads before 9pm watershed

The UK government has announced a watershed ban on TV ads for HFSS foods before 9pm. Discover how this new policy aims to tackle childhood obesity and its impact on the food industry.

Parents Reclaim Family Time as Kids' Activities Pause

As the school year ends, UK families are rediscovering the joy of empty calendars and unstructured time. Discover why the break from relentless scheduling is a vital reset for parents and children alike.

The Painful Truth When 'How Are You?' is Asked

Mark Cottle, living with metastatic prostate cancer, shares the emotional struggle of answering a simple greeting. Discover the 'new normal' and why honesty is so complex.

Mother and daughter battle breast cancer simultaneously

A mother and daughter share their journey through concurrent breast cancer diagnoses, exploring the genetic risks, emotional toll, and unique bond formed in the face of a shared illness. Read their powerful story.

Adrian Chiles reveals skin cancer diagnosis

TV presenter Adrian Chiles opens up about his squamous cell carcinoma diagnosis and removal. The 58-year-old details his healthcare journey and positive outlook.

RFK Jr's Panel Weighs Delay of Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccine

A US vaccine advisory committee, reshaped by Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr, is considering a major shift in childhood immunisation policy. Experts warn the move could reverse decades of progress in combating the liver disease.

US Panel May Axe Newborn Hepatitis B Vaccine

A US federal advisory panel could vote to end the decades-old recommendation for hepatitis B shots in newborns. The move, driven by RFK Jr-appointed officials, signals a radical shift in American immunisation policy.

Esther Rantzen plans early Christmas amid cancer

Dame Esther Rantzen, 85, reveals she's celebrating Christmas early to ensure she's alive to enjoy it with family. The Childline founder also shares her latest cancer diagnosis and campaign for assisted dying.

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