Nottingham Killer's Prior Assault: Police Inaction Before Stabbings
An inquiry hears Valdo Calocane assaulted a flatmate in 2022, but police took no action. The triple killer later fatally stabbed three people in Nottingham in 2023.
Category : Health
WHO: Dozens of Iran Health Sites Hit in US-Israel Attacks
The World Health Organization confirms at least 12 hospitals and health centers in Iran have been damaged since the onset of US-Israel military operations, raising urgent humanitarian concerns.
Legal Action Over UK Government's Child Abuse Inquiry Failures
Campaigners accuse the UK government of effectively allowing child sexual abuse to continue by failing to implement key recommendations from a seven-year independent inquiry, with a high court judge allowing legal action to proceed.
Democrats Push RFK Jr. on Healthy Food in Maha
Democratic leaders are calling on Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to advocate for healthy food initiatives in Maharashtra, emphasizing nutrition and public health reforms.
Researchers Urge Food Investment to Fight Malnutrition
Leading UK scientists call for sustained government funding in nutrition research during British Science Week, highlighting malnutrition as the top killer of children under five globally.
Liam Neeson's Son Undergoes Surgery for Heart Defect
Daniel Neeson, son of actor Liam Neeson, has shared details of his surgery for a rare congenital heart defect called Bicuspid Aortic Valve, urging others to prioritize heart health.
Murder Probe After Woman, 71, Found Dead in Hounslow
Metropolitan Police have launched a murder investigation after a 71-year-old woman was discovered with fatal injuries at a house in Hounslow. Authorities are appealing for witnesses.
COVID-19 Inquiry Exposes Pandemic Mistakes and Lives Lost
The COVID-19 inquiry has uncovered significant errors in the UK's pandemic response, leading to preventable deaths and highlighting systemic failures in public health policy.
Economic Abuse Survivors Need Suicide Support: Personal Account
Sarah Matthews shares her harrowing experience of joint mortgage abuse, revealing new data shows at least one victim dies every 19 days. She calls for banks to recognize warning signs.
Safe Breaks Between Recreational Drug Use: A Harm Reduction Guide
A TikTok video from the University of Bristol sparked debate on MDMA use, highlighting harm reduction strategies. Experts advise specific waiting periods between sessions for drugs like MDMA, cocaine, and alcohol to minimize health risks.
Aged Care Tool Designer Fears Its Algorithmic Scoring
Lynda Henderson, who helped design Australia's aged care assessment tool, expresses fear over its use due to an algorithm that she says under-assesses needs and lacks human oversight.
Trump Administration Fails to Address Measles Spread, Experts Say
As measles cases exceed 1,000 in the US, experts accuse the Trump administration of inadequate action, citing funding cuts and poor CDC messaging.
Over 60 Infant Illnesses Linked to Contaminated Baby Formula
The UK Health Security Agency is investigating more than 60 cases of babies falling ill after consuming toxic infant formula contaminated with cereulide toxin. Both Nestle and Danone have issued major recalls across dozens of countries.
Private Dentistry Review After 23% Price Rise
The Competition and Markets Authority investigates the £8bn private dentistry market as consultation prices jump 23% to £80, with one in five Britons seeking private care due to NHS shortages.
Gen Z's 12-Hour Headphone Use Risks Permanent Hearing Damage
A Harley Street GP reveals Gen Z patients show hearing deterioration 20 years early due to prolonged earbud use, with 58% reporting issues from music exposure.
Toddler Revives After Being Declared Dead in Pool Drowning
A toddler in Arizona shocked medical professionals by showing signs of life hours after being declared dead following a drowning incident in a family pool.
Ex-Drug Lord Warns Youth: Crime Ends in Misery, Not Glamour
Andrew Pritchard, once Britain's biggest drug smuggler, reveals how he flooded Europe with cocaine and cannabis worth hundreds of millions. Now free, he runs a charity to steer young people away from crime.
CPS Classifies Circumcision as Potentially Harmful Practice
The Crown Prosecution Service has issued new guidance classifying circumcision as potentially harmful, sparking debate over religious freedom and child protection in the UK.
Walworth Stabbing: Man in 40s Injured, Suspect Arrested
A man in his 40s was stabbed on Arnside Street in Walworth, South London. Emergency services responded quickly, and a 39-year-old suspect was arrested nearby. The victim's injuries are not life-threatening.
Finnian Garbutt's GoFundMe for Family After Cancer Diagnosis
Hope Street star Finnian Garbutt, 28, has established a fundraising campaign to support his wife and 18-month-old daughter following his Stage 4 skin cancer diagnosis, which he revealed is now in its final stages.
London NHS Staff Violence Rises from Delays and Mental Health Issues
London Assembly hears that NHS staff face increased assaults and abuse, driven by patient frustration over long waits and a surge in mental health cases, costing the service billions.
Mounjaro Weight Loss Success Marred by Severe Side Effects
A London businessman lost over 40kg using Mounjaro but suffered vomiting, diarrhoea and dehydration. He warns about proper dosage and gut health management when using weight loss medications.
Anatomically Correct Kink: Clinical Language as Sexual Arousal
A growing sexual preference for precise anatomical terminology during intimacy is gaining attention, with experts linking it to sapiosexuality and addressing broader issues in sexual health education.
Gaza Kids Heal Through Play at Mental Health Center
In Gaza, a Palestine Red Crescent Society mental health center offers children a safe haven to play, express emotions through art, and recover from trauma amid ongoing conflict.
Walking Group Fights Male Loneliness in Croydon
The Proper Blokes Club, founded by Scott Johnson, runs 25 regular walks across London to address male mental health, with wives and girlfriends being the biggest referrers for participants.
Economic Abuse Kills One Victim Every Three Weeks
Shocking new analysis shows economic abuse leads to at least one death every three weeks in England and Wales, with experts calling it a 'wake-up call' about this insidious form of coercive control.
Venus in Aries Love Tarot Forecast for All Zodiac Signs
Venus enters Aries from March 6 to 30, bringing intense passion and direct attraction. Discover your tarot card forecast for this transformative period in love and relationships.
Frog Toxin Ceremony Death in Remote Australia
A man has died after participating in a shaman-led ceremony involving frog toxin and ayahuasca in a remote Australian community, sparking police investigation.
Boy, 9, Died in Agony After Surgery by Suspended Surgeon
Jack Moate suffered fatal harm after surgery by suspended surgeon Kuldeep Stohr at Addenbrooke's Hospital. His mother reveals pressure to consent and hospital failures.
Weight Loss Jabs: 60% Regain After Stopping, Study Finds
University of Cambridge research reveals stopping obesity jabs leads to rapid weight regain, with patients potentially worse off due to fat composition changes.
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