ISS mission cut short due to serious astronaut medical condition
For the first time in 25 years, an ISS mission is aborted as four astronauts return to Earth following a serious medical incident. Get the latest details on the emergency evacuation.
Category : Health
Trump Cuts $1.9bn from Mental Health and Addiction Care
The Trump administration has abruptly terminated up to $1.9bn in funding for substance use and mental health services, a move experts warn will cost lives and devastate frontline care across the US.
Horses detect human fear through smell, study finds
Groundbreaking research shows horses can sense human fear via body odour, impacting heart rates and behaviour. Discover how our emotions affect these animals.
Maternal deaths rise 20% despite government pledge
Shocking data reveals a 20% increase in UK maternal mortality since 2009, with stark inequalities persisting. Experts call it an 'absolute tragedy'. Read the full report.
Ultrasonic Knives Tested in UK Surgical Trials
Revolutionary ultrasonic surgical knives are being trialled in the UK, promising less pain, faster healing, and reduced scarring. Discover how this technology could transform operations.
Stolen BMW Crashes Into Care Home, Two Dead
Two elderly women died after a stolen BMW crashed into a Sunderland care home during a police chase. The IOPC cleared officers of blame. Read the full report.
Saudi 'oldest man' dies at 142, experts sceptical
Nasser Al Wadaei, said to be 142 with 134 descendants, has died. UK ageing expert casts doubt on the extraordinary claim, citing statistical improbability.
Mental health crisis grips London's firefighters
London firefighters face a mental health crisis driven by traumatic non-fire incidents. New data shows stress causes 20% of long-term absences. Read the full investigation.
Gaza war causes 41% fall in births, says report
New reports detail a catastrophic collapse in maternal healthcare in Gaza, with a 41% fall in births and thousands of maternal deaths, alleging deliberate reproductive violence.
London mother wins national award for husband's brain injury care
Lorna Still, 34, from Beckton, has been named Carer of the Year by Headway UK for her devotion to her husband Ali, who suffered a life-changing brain injury in an e-bike accident.
Families warn of 'inevitable' disasters after CQC report
Families of the Nottingham attack victims demand urgent intervention after a CQC report found critical failures in the NHS trust that cared for killer Valdo Calocane. Read the full story.
Woman dies after fire at Chiswick sheltered housing
A woman has died following a major fire at a supported living complex in Brooks Road, Chiswick. Ten fire engines and 70 firefighters battled the blaze.
NDIS funding cut overturned after $24k tribunal fight
Scott Clough won back vital NDIS support after a two-year tribunal battle. New government changes could strip others of this crucial appeal right. Read his story.
Expert Tips for a Healthy Pelvic Floor at Any Age
Pelvic health isn't just for new mums. Discover essential daily maintenance tips from leading physiotherapists to strengthen and protect your pelvic floor for life.
Study: Social Media Doesn't Cause Teen Mental Health Issues
A landmark UK study tracking 25,000 teenagers finds no evidence that screen time on social media or gaming directly causes anxiety or depression. Discover the complex findings.
Psychologists explain why we can't imagine the future
Feeling trapped in the present? Experts reveal how constant bad news and 'polycrisis' are paralysing our ability to plan ahead, and share strategies to reclaim hope.
5-minute daily walk reduces early death risk by 10%
A major new study reveals how short, brisk daily walks can significantly reduce your risk of premature death. Discover the simple, free way to boost your longevity.
New Claims Emerge in Julio Iglesias Sexual Assault Case
Spanish singer Julio Iglesias faces new allegations from former staff, including claims they were ordered to undergo sexual health tests. Two women have filed a formal complaint.
Nine newborn babies die at Russian hospital, doctors arrested
Two senior doctors arrested in Russia after nine newborn babies die at a Siberian hospital. Investigators cite negligence and failure to provide adequate medical care.
Girl beats rare cancer, returns to cheerleading and GCSEs
Morgane Grappy, 15, is cancer-free after battling rhabdomyosarcoma. She missed a year of school but is now back, preparing for GCSEs and competitive cheerleading. Read her inspiring story.
UK Age Groups' 'Acceptable' Sexual Partner Numbers Revealed
A new UK survey uncovers the 'acceptable' number of past sexual partners for each age group, with Gen Z emerging as the least forgiving. Discover the data and expert insights on why 'body count' still matters to some.
Mum's anguish after son murdered by partner in hotel
The mother of James Self pays tribute after his murder by Polly Murphy in a Clacton hotel. Essex Police urge all victims of domestic abuse to seek help.
Circumcision kits sold on Amazon UK, raising safety concerns
Exclusive: Circumcision kits were found for sale on Amazon UK, highlighting lax regulation and risks to children. The items have been removed following Guardian inquiries.
EastEnders crew member survives 11-storey fall abroad
An EastEnders electrician is returning to the UK after a horrific 11-storey fall in Colombia left him in a coma. His family call his survival a 'miracle'. Read his story and support the fundraiser.
NHS ADHD crisis: £164m overspend, patients failed
An investigation reveals NHS England's ADHD services are set to overspend by £164m, pushing desperate patients into an under-regulated private market. Discover the systemic failures.
Harley Street surgeon suspended for lying to inspectors
A plastic surgeon has been suspended for 12 months after working unregistered at a private Harley Street clinic and giving inspectors a false name. Read the full investigation details.
Socks in bed sleep hack tested for a week
A journalist with ADHD tests the science-backed hack of wearing socks to bed to improve sleep onset. Did it work, or was it just annoying? Find out the results.
How Strava became a digital religion for athletes
Explore how Strava's blend of community, data, and competition transformed it from a simple app into an essential, almost religious, part of millions of athletes' lives. Discover the power of kudos and leaderboards.
Homeless artist's paintings now pay his rent via charity
Guan Chow turned to painting while homeless. Now, his art sold through the HomeLess Made initiative covers his living costs, as the charity launches a £359k fundraiser to expand its studio.
Suicide Attempts 4x Higher in Teens with Care History
Shocking new research finds 26% of 17-year-olds who have been in care have tried to end their life, a rate four times higher than their peers. Experts call it a 'national emergency'.
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