Bromley Council has been ordered to pay £2,000 after failing to provide maths tuition and speech therapy to a disabled woman for nearly five school terms, following an ombudsman investigation.
A columnist humorously reflects on the high costs of dental care after her dentist shares his story of buying a Ferrari, linking it to patient spending habits and oral hygiene.
The head of NHS England expresses serious concerns about medicine supply chains, warning some products could run out in days amid Middle East conflict.
New UK government advice recommends no more than one hour of daily screen time for children under five, with under-twos advised against solo screen use. Parents share their experiences and challenges.
Injectable peptides, promoted by influencers as a 'glow up potion' for various health issues, are not approved for human use and pose serious risks, warn medical experts. Unregulated online sales and unverified claims amplify dangers.
A coroner ruled that a medicinal cannabis prescription contributed to Oliver Robinson's suicide. His family now campaigns for stricter regulations on private clinics.
Consultants and SAS doctors in England are set to ballot on joining resident doctors in strike action, potentially leading to coordinated industrial action across hospital care over pay and conditions.
Dame Carole Jordan, who passed away at 84, was a leading astrophysicist renowned for her studies of the sun's outer atmosphere and advocacy for women in science. Her work on ultraviolet spectroscopy revolutionized our understanding of stellar atmospheres.
Merton Council ignored urgent safety concerns, delaying care for a vulnerable woman with complex health issues for up to nine months, as reported by the Ombudsman.
A 10-year-old trans girl is devastated after Girlguiding's ban on trans members, citing a Supreme Court ruling. Her mother calls it a betrayal of inclusion values.
Over 48,000 people signed a petition urging the government to improve vision rehabilitation services for blind and partially sighted individuals in London, highlighting dangerous pavements and inconsistent support.
A 60-year-old man and a 26-year-old woman have been arrested on suspicion of abduction after Cassidy, 14, vanished from Rotherham town centre. Police are urgently searching.
Resident doctors in the NHS are planning a six-day strike after Easter, marking their 15th walkout since 2023. The dispute centers on pay erosion, job security, and working hours, with tensions escalating despite recent government offers.
Discover the average time men last during sex across different age groups, based on a 2025 study. Learn why duration varies and how communication matters more than the clock.
Discover six editor-approved skincare products that soothe rosacea flare-ups, reduce redness, and strengthen the skin barrier for a healthier complexion.
William Paterson, a Glasgow personal trainer, was ordered to repay £46,370 after dumping nearly £1m of cocaine during a police chase. He was jailed in 2024 for drug supply.
Guy Venables, the daily cartoonist for Metro, has been highlighted in coverage of a landmark social media addiction trial where Meta and Google were ordered to pay $3 million in damages.
A North London father who mistook deadly sepsis for a chesty cough survived against 20% odds and is now running the London Marathon to thank the NHS hospital that saved his life.
Three teenagers have been charged with the murder of 16-year-old Chloe Dransfield in Leeds. The victim was found unconscious with stab wounds early Saturday morning and later died in hospital.
John and Ubokobong Amanam, former film special effects artists, founded Immortal Cosmetic Art in Nigeria to design affordable, lifelike prosthetic limbs tailored for African users, addressing a critical global need.
US pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly, maker of Mounjaro, will only unpause its UK investments if ministers agree to regular NHS drug price increases and end a rebate scheme. Talks are ongoing with optimism for a summer agreement.
A review of the documentary Being Ola, which follows a man with learning disabilities in Norway and his bond with a care worker, exploring themes of abandonment and connection.
A Yale School of Public Health study reveals that positive beliefs about aging can improve physical and cognitive function in older adults, challenging pessimistic views.
The successful containment of a meningitis B outbreak in Kent demonstrates that public trust in health guidance remains strong, with young people leading community cooperation.
Alloclae, a sterilized fat from corpses, is gaining popularity for cosmetic enhancements like pec and butt lifts, raising safety and ethical questions in the industry.
Refuge data shows 42% of helpline callers cite ex-partners as abusers, but only 12% of UK adults recognize this threat, highlighting a gap in public awareness of post-separation abuse.
New research reveals that younger fathers in Australia are more likely to believe men should be sole financial providers, with 72% of Gen Z fathers endorsing this view, highlighting persistent gender norms in caregiving.
The UK's veterinary sector faces a crisis as rising costs, corporate takeovers, and regulatory reforms threaten affordable care. Pet owners struggle with bills while vets highlight low salaries and VAT burdens.
Australian researchers find vaping likely causes lung and oral cancer, with early signs like DNA damage and inflammation. The study urges regulators to act now.
Liam Alexander Hall, accused of throwing a homemade bomb at a Perth Invasion Day rally, will pursue a mental health defense. His case adjourned until May.