Southport killer's brother feared patricide before attack
Exclusive inquiry reveals Axel Rudakubanas's brother warned authorities about his violent threats weeks before the Southport knife attacks that left three children dead.
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Killer's brother warned of murder risk years before Southport attack
Exclusive: Chilling warning from killer's brother about violent threats uncovered in Southport attack inquiry. Family feared tragedy years before it happened.
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.
Britain's invisible care network revealed
Amidst ongoing crises, an intricate web of informal care continues to sustain vulnerable people across the UK, revealing the hidden resilience of our social fabric.
Ore Oduba: Porn addiction destroyed my life
BBC presenter Ore Oduba reveals his three-decade struggle with pornography addiction and how it nearly cost him his marriage and career in an emotional new interview.
Benefits anxiety: How bureaucratic language creates barriers
Exploring how the complex language used in UK benefits applications creates psychological barriers and exacerbates claimant anxiety in the welfare system.
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.
Andrew Wiggins: Quiet NBA Star in Social Media Era
Discover how Golden State Warriors' Andrew Wiggins navigated fame and personal growth while maintaining his quiet dignity in the digital age.
Westminster gains powers to regulate Central London pedicabs
Westminster Council gains unprecedented authority to regulate pedicabs in Central London, targeting noise pollution, safety concerns and unfair pricing practices that have plagued the West End.
First Responders' Trauma from Young Driver Deaths
Exclusive investigation reveals the psychological toll on emergency workers dealing with fatal road accidents involving young drivers across Britain
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.
Shein bans sex dolls after French child resemblance probe
Fast fashion giant Shein has removed all sex dolls from its platform after French authorities launched a probe into items bearing disturbing resemblance to children, sparking international concern.
Sharpen Your Mind with Guardian's Sudoku 7094
Exercise your brain with this engaging medium-difficulty sudoku puzzle from The Guardian. Perfect for mental stimulation and cognitive training during your daily routine.
UK bans strangulation in pornography
The UK government is criminalising the depiction of strangulation and choking in pornography, with creators facing prosecution under new legislation targeting 'dangerous and harmful' content.
Best Meditation Apps 2025: Your Guide to Digital Mindfulness
Discover the best meditation apps available today that can help reduce stress, improve sleep, and boost mindfulness. Our comprehensive guide compares features, pricing, and effectiveness to help you choose the perfect digital wellness companion.
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.
Telegraph bidder faces editorial independence breach probe
The frontrunner to acquire The Telegraph faces regulatory scrutiny after reports emerge of potential violations in safeguarding editorial independence during takeover negotiations.
TalkTV breached impartiality rules over election claims
The broadcasting regulator has ruled that TalkTV breached impartiality standards by airing unsubstantiated allegations about cancelled local elections without adequate challenge or context.
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.
Trump pardons Binance founder Changpeng Zhao
In a controversial move, Donald Trump has pardoned Binance founder Changpeng Zhao, sparking debate about cryptocurrency regulation and presidential power.
Radiographers warn of unsafe high street baby scans
Exclusive: Medical professionals raise alarm about unregulated private pregnancy scans, warning parents of potential risks and misdiagnosis from non-NHS providers.
Rachel Reeves's Banking Reforms: Limited Impact Expected
Chancellor Rachel Reeves's proposed banking reforms promise stability over radical change, with experts suggesting limited impact on competition and consumer choice in the UK financial sector.
UK Must Stop Dithering Over Digital Finance
Britain risks losing its financial crown as government delays on digital finance reforms threaten to push innovation overseas. Industry leaders demand urgent action.
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The attic discovery that ended work stress
Discover how one person's attic find transformed their approach to work-life balance and mental wellbeing forever in this inspiring personal story.
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.
Private Credit: Financial Saviour or Modern Ponzi?
As private credit reshapes global finance, experts debate whether this $2.1 trillion market represents genuine innovation or a ticking time bomb for investors.
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.
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.
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