Asbestos Found in Hobbycraft Children's Toy Sand
Parents are urgently warned after asbestos was discovered in children's play sand sold by Hobbycraft, prompting a nationwide product withdrawal and safety investigation.
Category : Health
Doctors Warn Against Viral 'Period Scooping' TikTok Trend
Medical experts caution women against the dangerous 'period scooping' practice trending on TikTok, highlighting serious health risks like infections and tissue damage.
Sacked Police Spaniel Becomes Chemotherapy Hero
The story of Jack, a cocker spaniel whose police career failed but who found his true calling providing unwavering support during his owner's cancer treatment.
Aptamil Baby Formula Recalled Over Toxin Risk
Danone recalls Aptamil First Infant Formula 800g from major UK retailers after discovery of cereulide toxin that can cause vomiting and stomach cramps in babies.
Muscle Growth: New Science Challenges 'No Pain, No Gain'
Recent research reveals muscle growth relies more on mechanical tension than damage, challenging traditional bodybuilding wisdom about pain and failure.
Quinton Aaron Hospitalised After Fall, Fighting Severe Infection
Actor Quinton Aaron, known for 'The Blind Side', is hospitalised in Atlanta with a severe blood infection after a fall. A GoFundMe aims to raise $10,000 for medical bills.
AI Receptionist Serves 1 Million GP Patients
An AI virtual receptionist named EMMA is now answering calls for one million GP patients in the UK, transforming appointment booking and reducing wait times.
Red Light Therapy Masks: Wrinkle Prevention Truth
Experts examine whether at-home red light therapy masks effectively prevent wrinkles, highlighting benefits for skin conditions but limited anti-ageing evidence.
Kensington Club Fire Forces Evacuation
A major fire at the Kensington Roof Gardens Members' Club required 12 fire engines and dozens of firefighters, with office workers evacuated for hours as crews battled the blaze.
Dementia TikTok Journey Helps Millions Before AI Deepfakes
Jessica Anne shares her nan Dorothy Jean's dementia journey on TikTok, helping 1.8 million people understand the condition before cruel trolls create AI deepfakes of her grandmother.
DVLA Licence Revoke Blocked Father from Dying Daughter
A father's driving licence was revoked by the DVLA, preventing him from reaching his daughter in end-of-life cancer care. Despite urgent pleas, the agency delayed reinstatement until after her death.
Father Opposes Social Media Ban for Under-16s
Ian Russell, whose daughter Molly died after viewing harmful online content, argues against blanket social media bans for teenagers, advocating instead for stronger regulation under the Online Safety Act.
Kensington Fire: 60 Firefighters Tackle High Street Blaze
A significant fire has broken out at a six-storey commercial building on Kensington High Street, with 60 firefighters and eight engines deployed to the scene.
NHS England Boosts Bowel Cancer Test Accuracy
NHS England is increasing the sensitivity of its faecal immunochemical test for bowel cancer, a move expected to detect hundreds more cases annually and save lives.
Best US Products to Fight Seasonal Affective Disorder
Discover the top 10 US products, from therapy lights to infrared saunas, recommended by experts to help manage seasonal affective disorder (Sad) and improve winter wellbeing.
GPs See Obesity in Children Under Four, Survey Reveals
A survey of UK GPs finds nearly a quarter see obese children aged four or under, with many struggling to discuss weight issues due to fears of upsetting families.
NHS Staff Face Rising Physical and Digital Abuse
NHS staff across the UK are experiencing increasing physical, verbal, racial and sexual abuse in hospitals, GP practices and online, with calls for stronger protections and better reporting systems.
Woman loses 9st after waiter thought she was pregnant
Jessica Gabb, 33, transformed her life after shedding nine stone following an embarrassing restaurant incident where a waiter confused her for being pregnant.
Formula Feeding Shame: A Mother's Journey
A mother shares her emotional struggle with formula feeding, facing judgment from friends and healthcare systems while advocating for parental choice and support.
AI Creates First Virus, Step Toward Lab-Grown Life
Stanford scientists use AI to design virus Evo-Φ2147 that attacks E.coli, marking a breakthrough in synthetic biology that could revolutionise medicine and evolution.
Bradford Mosque Pilates Classes Foster Fitness and Friendship
Weekly pilates sessions at Jamia Usmania mosque in Bradford offer physical and mental health benefits for men after prayers, with plans to expand to women and youth.
Natasha Lyonne Shares Sobriety Relapse Journey
American actress Natasha Lyonne reveals her relapse after a decade of sobriety, emphasising that recovery is a lifelong process and urging others to seek support.
Taco Costume Funeral: Brits Embrace Joyful Memorials
A Bedfordshire mother organised a vibrant celebration of life for her husband, featuring a taco costume and sequins, as UK attitudes toward funerals shift toward personalisation and joy.
Learning from Unrequited Love: Reader Advice
Readers discuss how to cope with unrequited love, offering tips on acceptance, self-growth, and moving forward from heartfelt experiences.
Josh Groban on Mental Health and Music's Impact
Singer Josh Groban discusses his journey with ADHD, depression, and how fame affected his mental health, ahead of his UK show in London.
Acupressure Mats: Spiky Therapy for Pain and Stress?
Explore the rising popularity of acupressure mats, inspired by ancient Indian practices, as users report benefits for pain, stress, and insomnia, despite limited scientific evidence.
NDIS Call Centre Staff Must Pretend to Be Public Servants
Outsourced Serco workers on NDIS phone lines report being required to impersonate government employees while making critical funding decisions without proper training.
AI Healthcare Risks Deepening Class Divide
Generative AI integration in healthcare raises concerns about diagnostic accuracy and equity, particularly impacting unhoused and low-income patients who face systemic barriers to quality care.
AAP Report: Screen Time Limits Not Enough for Children
The American Academy of Pediatrics releases new guidance emphasising systemic changes and corporate accountability over individual parental restrictions for children's digital safety.
Heklina's Death: London Drag Queen Case
The unexplained death of drag icon Heklina in her London flat raises questions about police handling and institutional bias in the LGBTQ+ community.
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