Thailand's Sugar Reduction Drive Faces Street Vendor Resistance

Thailand's government pushes to reduce sugar in popular drinks, with major chains halving default sweetness. However, street vendors like Auntie Nid, with 30 years in Bangkok's old town, refuse to change recipes, highlighting challenges in regulating fres

Barry Manilow Delays Tour Following Cancer Surgery Recovery

Music legend Barry Manilow, 82, has postponed his arena tour after a 'depressing' medical consultation following lung cancer surgery in December. The singer revealed his doctor advised against performing due to ongoing recovery needs.

Teenager Stabbed to Death Outside Mosque, Two Wounded

An 18-year-old man was killed in a stabbing outside Oldbury Jamia Mosque in Smethwick near Birmingham. Two other men were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries. Police have launched a murder investigation.

Remote Work Decline Threatens Disabled Employment

A major UK study reveals that declining remote job opportunities could undermine efforts to reduce unemployment among disabled workers, who report significant health benefits from flexible arrangements.

Trainspotting at 30: Scotland's Unchanged Drug Crisis

Three decades after Trainspotting exposed Scotland's heroin epidemic, drug deaths remain Europe's highest. Experts cite inequality, poly-drug use, and outdated treatments as key factors in the ongoing crisis.

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