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Kieran McCartney, a candidate on The Apprentice, opens up about spending £500 weekly on cocaine and suicidal thoughts after his father's death, while emphasizing his recovery journey.
Larissa Gross, a Canadian engineer who worked at climate thinktank E3G in London, passed away at 35 from breast cancer. Known for her humour and dedication to sustainable energy, she left a lasting impact on friends and the environmental community.
Louise Casey's review highlights that the national care service will fail without stabilizing local systems, as councils demand funding and workforce reforms.
Reflecting on a mother's legacy, this article explores how her greatest gift was not advice but fierce advocacy, teaching the value of fighting for loved ones in silence.
A Guardian investigation uncovers that confidential health records from the UK Biobank project, involving 500,000 volunteers, have been inadvertently exposed online multiple times, raising serious privacy and security concerns.
Dr. Brian Elmore treated severe migrant injuries at the US-Mexico border, describing a 'perverse Groundhog Day' of trauma. He argues political decisions have made the border as violent as possible, leading to a public health emergency.
A new review in Lancet Psychiatry highlights concerns that AI chatbots might amplify delusional thinking, especially in those prone to psychosis, urging clinical testing with mental health professionals.
Catherine Carr explores how being raised separately from her sisters shaped their relationships, revealing insights into sibling dynamics and shared memories.
Instagram's Adam Mosseri insists social media is not 'clinically addictive' as a landmark US trial against Meta and Google concludes, focusing on features like infinite scroll and autoplay.
A Mount Sinai study of 120 umbilical cord blood samples identified 42 Pfas compounds, suggesting fetuses are widely exposed to more 'forever chemicals' than earlier tests indicated, with potential health risks.
Police in Coventry are investigating after a man's body was discovered in a wheelie bin in Cash's Park. Authorities believe he may have been hit by a vehicle before being moved to the location.
A man's body was discovered in a council wheelie bin in Cash's Park, Coventry, with police suspecting he was hit by a vehicle before being moved to the location.
A 29-year-old woman discovered she has terminal brain cancer after a 16kg suitcase fell on her head during a train journey, revealing a tumor through subsequent medical scans.
Singer Doja Cat shares her struggle with borderline personality disorder in a candid TikTok video, discussing her years of therapy and recovery process while supporting fellow artist Chappell Roan.
A father who recently beat lung cancer was fatally shot in a drive-by attack at a bus stop in Wakefield. Three men have been convicted for the murder and manslaughter.
Hackney Council has suggested taking an autistic child on a bus ride to demonstrate his inability to travel, despite medical evidence and an EHCP. The family faces eviction and unsuitable rehousing.
Astrology expert Kerry King reveals the most toxic behavior patterns for each star sign and provides guidance on how to acknowledge and transform these challenging traits.
A decade after John Brackenbury died due to a surgical mix-up at Addenbrooke's Hospital, whistleblowers reveal recommended changes were never implemented, leaving his family outraged.
Widowed parents like Denise Young and Caroline Booth face financial crisis after losing partners, as UK bereavement payments fall short. Campaigners urge government to extend support beyond 18 months to prevent child poverty and ease emotional toll.
At least 80 people have died in Ethiopia due to landslides triggered by heavy flooding, with many more missing. The disaster has displaced thousands and prompted a three-day mourning period.
Author Darcey Steinke discusses her memoir 'This Is the Door,' which examines how chronic pain reshapes lives, fosters empathy, and connects to spirituality through interviews and personal experience.
A Brazilian couple's holiday turned to tragedy when their 16-month-old daughter choked on a strawberry, suffering cardiac arrest and severe brain injury, leaving them stranded in the UK without medical insurance.
A study in The Lancet Digital Health reveals AI chatbots, including ChatGPT and Gemini, are promoting harmful health advice, such as inserting garlic into the rectum for immune support, with formal language increasing misinformation risks.
Relationship experts identify unexpected microbehaviors—like sudden affection or new hobbies—that may indicate your spouse is preparing to leave, often before arguments even begin.
Struggling to sleep? Discover 18 expert-backed tips, including magnesium flakes, knee pillows, and boring podcasts, to improve your slumber naturally and effectively.
After a month of hearings, jurors will decide if Meta and YouTube are liable for harm to children from social media addiction in a landmark bellwether case.
A woman in her 50s reflects on abandoning the 'treat 'em mean, keep 'em keen' dating strategy she learned in the 1990s, arguing that authenticity and direct communication attract better partners than games.
Exclusive interviews with 17 former incels reveal how manosphere influencers serve as entry points to radical ideology, with mental health and societal pressures creating vulnerable pathways.
New surveys reveal mothers overwhelmingly prefer practical household assistance and acknowledgment of their cognitive burdens over traditional Mother's Day gifts like flowers and mugs.