Four NHS Trusts Declare Critical Incidents
Four NHS hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent have declared critical incidents due to a surge in A&E admissions driven by flu, norovirus, and respiratory viruses. Essential services remain open.
Category : Health
Traitors star: Church tried to 'cure' my homosexuality
Matthew Hyndman from BBC's The Traitors shares his traumatic experience with conversion therapy in Northern Ireland and his campaign to ban the practice across the UK. Read his powerful story.
Four NHS Trusts Declare Critical Incidents
Four NHS hospital trusts have declared critical incidents due to a surge in flu, norovirus, and complex A&E admissions. Learn about the pressures and affected areas.
HPMC gel restores sight in untreatable eye condition
A low-cost gel used in routine eye surgery has restored vision to patients with a rare, blinding condition called hypotony, London researchers report. Discover the breakthrough treatment.
Four NHS Trusts Declare Critical Incidents
Four NHS hospital trusts in Surrey and Kent have declared critical incidents due to severe pressure from flu, norovirus, and cold weather. Read the latest on the crisis.
Cornwall Storm Chaos: Homes Still Without Essentials
Four days after Storm Goretti's 100mph winds, thousands in Cornwall remain without power or water. An MP calls it a 'national emergency'. Read the full story.
ADHD system in chaos as clinicians describe unsustainable pressure
Clinicians expose a broken ADHD assessment system in England, overwhelmed by demand and plagued by administrative failures, leaving desperate patients in limbo. Read the full investigation.
NHS ADHD spending overshoots by £164m
Exclusive investigation reveals NHS ADHD services are overspending by £164m annually, with funds flowing to under-regulated private clinics. Experts warn of unreliable assessments.
Why a social media ban for under-16s misses the mark
Kemi Badenoch's call to ban under-16s from social media addresses real harms but ignores the root cause: toxic platforms and older users. We explore the complex debate.
Londoners lack knowledge on daily fibre needs, survey finds
New Weetabix research reveals a confidence-reality gap in Londoners' fibre knowledge. While motivated to improve, fewer than 1 in 5 know the recommended 30g daily intake. Discover simple swaps to boost your fibre.
Autistic Barbie Launch Moves 52-Year-Old to Tears
Lisa Ventura, diagnosed at 44, explains why Mattel's first autistic Barbie doll is a powerful symbol of representation that she longed for as a child. Read her emotional story.
Araújo's emotional Super Cup win after mental health break
Ronald Araújo returns from a 47-day mental health break to help Barcelona secure a dramatic 3-2 Spanish Super Cup victory over Real Madrid in Jeddah. A story of resilience and team support.
22 Million Americans Face Sharp Rise in Health Insurance Costs
Millions in the US face rising health insurance premiums after Affordable Care Act subsidies expired. We're seeking stories from those impacted by the 2026 cost increases.
Man jailed for infecting woman with HIV
Luke Davis, 31, sentenced to four-and-a-half years for grievous bodily harm after he stopped HIV treatment and did not tell his partner. Read the full court details.
Two Paths to Wellness in January 2026
As 2026 begins, ditch the pressure. Discover two equally valid wellness paths: the energetic reboot or the cosy hibernation. Get expert tips, tech, and ideas for your perfect January balance.
Fit mum's holiday bloating was terminal bowel cancer
A fit and healthy Clapham mother's post-holiday bloating was diagnosed as incurable stage-four bowel cancer. She urges earlier screening to save lives. Read her powerful story.
Bolton Crash: Four Dead, Family Tribute to Taxi Driver
A taxi driver and three teenagers died in a head-on collision on Wigan Road, Bolton. The victim's family describes him as the 'kindest man'. Police investigation ongoing.
Adichie accuses Lagos hospital of negligence over son's death
Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie alleges medical negligence led to her 21-month-old son's death at a Lagos hospital. Lawyers have served a legal notice as investigations begin.
Dad jailed 35 years for throwing baby at TV
A father from Ceredigion has been sentenced to 35 years for attempted murder after throwing his infant daughter at a television, leaving her with catastrophic brain damage. Read the full court report.
Public Pools: Sanctuaries for Community and Wellness
From a German sauna to Melbourne's wave pools, discover how shared aquatic spaces offer vital moments of calm, connection, and cultural refuge in a fast-paced world.
SmilePro Teeth Whitening Kit Review: One-Week Results
Lifestyle writer Natalie Dixon tested the SmilePro Advanced Whitening Kit for seven days. She shares her surprising results, how the dual LED light works, and where to get the 50% off deal.
Woman rescued from burning South London home
A woman was dramatically rescued from a first-floor window in Peckham after an open fire sparked a major blaze. Firefighters issue urgent safety advice for log burner users.
Playing Hollow Knight: Silksong with chronic pain
A journalist's four-month journey through 2025's toughest game, Hollow Knight: Silksong, became a parallel to learning to live with debilitating nerve pain. Discover how gaming's lessons on suffering diverged from reality.
The pocket inequality between baby and mother's clothes
A mother's laundry day discovery about pocket disparity sparks a wider discussion on the history and politics of women's clothing design. Read her take on maternity wear and functionality.
Giant rabbit saves owner from diabetic coma
Simon Steggall's 10kg Flemish giant rabbit, Dory, sensed his medical emergency and alerted his wife, preventing serious harm. Read this incredible pet rescue story.
Sugar's Impact on Your Body: How to Avoid the Slump
We evolved to crave sugar, but modern diets contain too much. Discover how glucose and fructose affect you, why the 'sugar rush' is a myth, and how to enjoy sweetness without the health slump.
TV CPR myths put lives at risk, study finds
New research reveals unrealistic TV CPR scenes confuse the public. Experts urge learning hands-only chest compressions to save the 30,000 UK cardiac arrest victims yearly.
Mark Solms defends Freud in 'The Only Cure'
Neuroscientist Mark Solms launches a compelling defence of Freudian psychoanalysis, arguing it remains a vital, unique cure for mental suffering. Discover the evidence and the debate.
HPMC gel injections restore sight in hypotony patients
A low-cost gel used in routine eye surgery has restored vision to people with untreatable hypotony, Moorfields researchers reveal. Discover the breakthrough treatment.
Expert Winter Skincare & Haircare Tips for 2026
Struggling with dry, tight skin and brittle hair this winter? Dermatologist Dr Alia Ahmed reveals why cold weather wreaks havoc and shares essential tips to repair your skin barrier and lock in moisture.
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