Shana Swash Expecting Second Baby with Fiancé Nick Jones
Former EastEnders actress Shana Swash, sister of Joe Swash, announces she is pregnant with her second child. The family will grow in December 2026.
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Cain Dingle's Emmerdale Future After Cancer Diagnosis
Cain Dingle faces a cancer scare in Emmerdale after surgery. Discover his diagnosis, Moira's prison ordeal, and whether Jeff Hordley is leaving the soap.
7 Prostate Cancer Warning Signs After Clarkson's Diagnosis
Jeremy Clarkson reveals aggressive prostate cancer. A specialist shares seven little-known warning signs, from frequent urination to erectile problems, urging early GP consultation.
Richard Herring Diagnosed With Incurable Blood Cancer
Comedian Richard Herring reveals he has hairy cell leukaemia, an incurable but treatable blood cancer, in a Substack post to fans.
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Upminster Grandmother, 89, at Granddaughter's Wedding Blessing
An 89-year-old grandmother from Upminster joyfully attended her granddaughter's wedding blessing, celebrating with family and creating cherished memories.
Jeremy Clarkson reveals cancer diagnosis in Farm episode
Jeremy Clarkson announced he has been diagnosed with an aggressive cancer in the latest series of Clarkson's Farm. He said it was caught early and part of his prostate was removed.
Richard Herring reveals 'incurable' cancer diagnosis at 58
Richard Herring, Taskmaster champion, announces he has been diagnosed with incurable but treatable hairy cell leukaemia, a blood cancer, sharing the news on his Substack.
Dr Amir: Thigh Size Linked to Heart Disease Risk
Dr Amir Khan explains that thicker thighs, due to muscle mass, may reduce the risk of heart disease and early death, citing a BMJ study.
Joe Jonas Open to Finding Love Again Despite Fans' Sleuthing
Joe Jonas discusses new music, fatherhood, and finding love again after his split from Sophie Turner. He also talks about his collaboration with Hay Day and being named a Disney Legend.
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Jeremy Clarkson reveals aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis
Jeremy Clarkson, 66, has disclosed an aggressive prostate cancer diagnosis, revealing the news in the final episodes of Clarkson's Farm season 5 on Amazon Prime Video.
Topless pic leaked at 14, now she reclaims her body with custom tees
Gaby Grant's topless photo was leaked at 14. Now 29, she runs 'These Tits Are Mine', helping women turn their chests into custom t-shirts to reclaim ownership.
Paralympic athlete denied BA flight after UN disability talk
Samanta Bullock, a Paralympic athlete and disability advocate, says British Airways denied her boarding at JFK because she was travelling alone, just after speaking at the UN on disability rights.
Women's Aid reveals 'other kick off' time for abuse during World Cup
Women's Aid launches campaign highlighting 11:37pm as peak time for domestic abuse after World Cup matches, with research showing 38% rise when England loses.
One in five young men don't recognise economic abuse signs
A poll reveals 19% of 18-24-year-old men don't see controlling a partner's bank account as abuse, prompting a new awareness campaign in UK banks.
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Why Do You Always Feel Like You Have to Pee When Swimming?
Experts explain immersion diuresis, the body's natural response to water that causes the urge to urinate, and why it's common among swimmers.
Ray Wegrzyn, Parkinson's advocate and ex-probation inspector, dies
Ray Wegrzyn, diagnosed with Parkinson's at 40, worked as a probation inspector and founded Parkinson's Equip charity. He died at 70 after living with the disease for over 30 years.
Smacking linked to lower GCSE pass rates, UCL study finds
A UCL study of 19,000 children shows smacking at ages 3,5,7 reduces GCSE pass rates. Letters also discuss the five-second rule, Camus, and more.
Readers offer soap dispenser fixes after Adrian Chiles rant
Readers respond to Adrian Chiles' article on faulty pump-action soap dispensers, sharing tips like loosening overtightened pumps and suggesting wall-mounted soap bars.
France Ditches Palantir AI for Domestic Alternative
France's domestic intelligence agency will replace Palantir's AI tools with French firm ChapsVision to avoid strategic dependency on US-controlled technology, Prime Minister Lecornu announced.
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UK urged to rethink social media ban after Australia failure
An expert claims Australia's under-16 social media ban lost effectiveness after two weeks, urging the UK to reconsider similar plans and focus on regulating platforms instead.
Commodore Callback Flip Phone Blocks Social Media, Plays Retro Games
Commodore announces the Callback, a flip phone that blocks social media and browsers but allows emulated retro games. Pre-orders start June 30.
Distillation Review: A Sensory Feast for Peat Bogs
Luke Casserly's playful, participatory performance explores Ireland's ancient bogs through touch, sound, taste, and smell, blending ecological meditation with cultural memory.
Bonnie Tyler Out of Coma, Still in Intensive Care in Portugal
Welsh singer Bonnie Tyler is no longer in a coma after emergency intestinal surgery but remains in intensive care in Portugal, with all summer shows cancelled.
Healthcare Failures: Mismanagement, Not Just Money, Is the Problem
A report into Melbourne's Cohealth reveals systemic mismanagement, not just funding gaps, led to clinic closures. Experts blame poor governance and ignored clinician ideas.
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RFK Jr Criticized for 'Bullying' Journal Over Vaccine Study
Health advocates slam Robert F Kennedy Jr for demanding answers from a journal that retracted a flawed vaccine study, accusing him of intimidation and free speech hypocrisy.
Birthkeeper: Not there to make birth safer at freebirth death inquest
Emily Lal, hired as a birthkeeper for Stacey Warnecke who died after freebirth, tells coroner her role was as a supportive friend, not to ensure safety.
Mobility Firm's Five-Star Service Saves Holiday
A mobility equipment company provided exceptional service, delivering a new hoist overnight to ensure a customer with MND could go on holiday.
Swimmer with brain cancer urges UK to do more
Archie Goodburn, 24, a champion swimmer with rare brain cancer, calls for more government support. He highlights lack of funding and urges release of £40m pledged for research.
Houseplant hacks: fish tank water as fertiliser?
Rather than pouring away old aquarium water, use it as free plant feed. It contains nitrogen, phosphorus, and beneficial bacteria.
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Peptide Boom: US Hooked on Unregulated 'Miracle' Drugs
Thousands of Americans are injecting unregulated peptides for weight loss, muscle growth, and anti-aging. Despite being labeled 'not for human consumption,' these substances are widely available online. Adam Gabbatt investigates the risks and the influenc
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