Joy Davies: Disability Rights Pioneer Dies

Tributes pour in for Joy Davies, a trailblazing disability rights campaigner whose work transformed accessibility in public spaces and inspired a generation of activists.

Man Dies in East Finchley, Suspect Arrested

A man has died after being found injured in East Finchley's Prospect Ring. Police arrested a man in his twenties on suspicion of grievous bodily harm following the incident.

NHS IVF Crisis: 70% Offer One Cycle

New data reveals 29 of 42 NHS areas in England provide only one IVF cycle, defying official guidance recommending three. Fertility charity warns of devastating impact on couples.

Valentine's Day Spirit: Essential for All

Experts argue that embracing Valentine's Day spirit—kindness, connection, and compassion—can boost mental health and social bonds for everyone, not just couples.

Teaching Kids Rest in a Busy World

Jodi Wilson argues that to raise independent adults, we must teach children the value of rest, nourishment, and connection, amid Australia's social media ban.

Scope Awards 2026 Nominees Announced

The full list of nominees for the 2026 Scope Awards has been revealed, featuring stars from Celebrity Traitors and Wicked among 38 shortlisted individuals and organisations championing disability equality.

At-Home Test Leads to Brain Tumour Discovery

A 27-year-old London civil servant discovered she had a pituitary brain tumour after taking an at-home fertility test, with symptoms initially mistaken for her existing endometriosis and PCOS conditions.

Reshona Landfair: Surviving R Kelly's Abuse

Reshona Landfair shares her harrowing story of grooming by R Kelly from age 14, her courtroom testimony, and rebuilding her life after years of manipulation and trauma.

Nitazene Deaths Underestimated in UK

Research shows synthetic opioids nitazenes, 500 times stronger than heroin, may have caused hundreds more UK fatalities than officially reported due to detection issues.

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