Giant Octopuses Ruled Cretaceous Seas

Fossil beaks reveal ancient octopuses up to 19 meters long crunched bones of prey, rivaling apex predators like mosasaurs and plesiosaurs in the Cretaceous oceans.

1 in 10 NHS ops cancelled last minute

A study of 91 English NHS trusts reveals 10% of elective surgeries are cancelled with less than 24 hours' notice, with nearly 40% potentially avoidable.

Bob Harris, 80, Reveals Cancer Spread to Spine

BBC Radio 2 star Bob Harris, 80, reveals his prostate cancer has spread to his upper spine, calling it 'frightening.' He is undergoing radiotherapy and aims to return to air by mid-May.

Pet Safety vs. Personal Grooming: Hair Cream Debate

A couple argues over whether a hair-growth mousse toxic to pets should be used. Mabel fears for their cat and dog, while Steven insists on its safety and benefits. Readers weigh in on this domestic dispute.

Six Readers Share Gestures That Made Them Feel Less Lonely

In an era marked by social media and cultural shifts, loneliness is a growing concern. Six Guardian readers reveal the simple, heartfelt gestures from others that made them feel connected and cared for, from weekly bread rolls to surprise airport welcomes

NDIS Cuts Spark Fears Among Australian Families

Australian families fear financial ruin as NDIS cuts threaten support for children with autism. The government's planned reductions could leave vulnerable individuals without essential therapies.

NDIS Cuts Threaten Disability Inclusion, Advocates Warn

Federal health minister Mark Butler's NDIS reforms, including funding cuts and stricter eligibility, face backlash from disability advocates who fear increased isolation and reduced community participation for vulnerable individuals.

NDIS Cuts Debate Australian Values

Recent reductions in National Disability Insurance Scheme funding have ignited a national conversation about Australia's commitment to inclusivity and support for vulnerable citizens.

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