PlayStation boycott: gamers protest digital-only future
Gamers plan to boycott PlayStation in August over Sony's decision to stop producing physical games by 2028, sparking debate over digital ownership and consumer rights.
Category : Health
Black people's stroke risk factors rising faster: study
Black African and Caribbean people have faster rising stroke risk factors like diabetes and hypertension, and are twice as likely to have a stroke without prior diagnosis, King's College London study finds.
Migraines undiagnosed in non-verbal autistic people
Dr Sally Cheseldine highlights that migraines are frequently undiagnosed in non-verbal individuals with autism, leading to head-banging as a response to pain.
Tell us: your experience of adult social care in England
Andy Burnham vows to reform adult social care. Share your story of accessing, providing, or relying on care in England.
Hot weather sleep tips: How to rest during a heatwave
Worried about sleeping in hot weather? Experts explain how heat affects sleep and offer tips on bedding, pajamas, and cooling techniques to improve rest.
Pakistan Accused of Killing 30 in Kashmir Crackdown
At least 30 protesters allegedly killed by Pakistani security forces in Kashmir; JAAC accuses authorities of removing evidence amid communications blackout.
Secret Service agent arrested in Florida hazing incident
A US Secret Service agent and two others were arrested for allegedly beating two pledges with canes and paddles in a fraternity hazing ritual in Miami, leaving victims with near-fatal injuries.
ICE Facility Fails Healthcare Compliance, Monitor Finds
Court-appointed monitor finds California City detention center out of compliance with all eight healthcare areas mandated by judge, placing detainees at serious risk.
Boy, 7, critical after aunt and cousin die at beach
A seven-year-old boy remains in critical condition after a drowning incident at West Mersea Beach that killed his 15-year-old cousin and her mother. Police are investigating.
Mum's skin cancer ordeal after sunbathing
A Tennessee woman who spent decades tanning to feel pretty developed squamous cell carcinoma on her nose, requiring extensive reconstructive surgery.
Speedboat killer admits attack with barbecue tongs
Jack Shepherd, jailed for killing Charlotte Brown in a speedboat crash, pleaded guilty to assaulting a new partner, including hitting her with barbecue tongs.
Heatwave warning: Store condoms cool to avoid breakage
Condoms must be stored below 25°C to avoid weakening. Experts warn against leaving them in hot cars or direct sunlight during UK heatwave.
Man, 60, in life-threatening condition after Hackney bus crash
A man in his 60s suffered life-threatening injuries after being hit by a bus in Hackney on Tuesday. Police have launched an investigation and the road remains closed.
Simple Super Glow Serum Review and Benefits
Simple Super Glow Serum is a vitamin C serum that claims to brighten skin and reduce dark spots. This review covers ingredients, benefits, and user results.
Why Summer Increases Cystitis Risk in Women
Cystitis cases spike in summer due to dehydration, sweating, and lifestyle changes. Experts explain causes and prevention tips for this common UTI.
Boy, 17, arrested after stabbing in Northolt
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of grievous bodily harm after a stabbing in Northolt on July 27. A 20-year-old man was taken to a trauma centre with non-life-threatening injuries.
Halton Stairlifts boss jailed for £1.3m fraud
A Halton Stairlifts director was jailed for 8 years for defrauding elderly and disabled customers of over £1.3 million, leaving many without working stairlifts.
Euston sex predator jailed for assaulting lone woman
Obinwa Obichukwu, 45, was jailed for two years for sexually assaulting a woman at Euston station in August 2023, claiming the attacks were consensual.
London man diagnosed with hepatitis B at age 8 shares his story
Supa Chantschool was diagnosed with hepatitis B at age 8. He shares his journey from fear to acceptance, now running a charity to support others.
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Furbo Dog Camera Sale: Keep an Eye on Your Pet
The Furbo 360° dog camera is now on sale, offering pet owners remote treat tossing, barking alerts, and two-way audio to monitor and interact with their dogs.
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Why Parents Join Yoto Club for Screen-Free Fun
Yoto Club sees surge in membership as parents seek screen-free audio stories and learning for children, offering curated playlists and physical cards.
Miracle Body Treatment for Smooth Summer Skin
Cosmetic Consult's Miracle Skin Transformation Body Treatment targets body acne, keratosis pilaris, ingrown hairs, and rough texture with salicylic acid, niacinamide, and hyaluronic acid for smoother, glowier skin.
Police detective hid alcoholism from family for years
Police Detective Nisha Chandra concealed her 10-year alcohol addiction from family and colleagues, driven by cultural shame. A doctor's warning that she would die if she didn't stop drinking led to her recovery.
Carla explodes as Lauren abandons stroke-stricken Betsy
Carla rails at Lauren for leaving Betsy alone after a stroke, as Betsy struggles with aphasia and dysarthria from consensual strangulation. Lauren wants Dylan reported to police, but Betsy refuses.
Charity Dingle's Brave Support Group Return in Emmerdale
Charity Dingle returns to a support group in Emmerdale next week, opening up about her sexual assault by Dr Todd, as actress Emma Atkins discusses the powerful storyline and future face-off.
Man bailed after mother's unexplained death; family tribute
A 31-year-old man has been bailed on suspicion of coercive behaviour and manslaughter after Hannah Fry, 29, died suddenly at home. Her family paid tribute to the 'devoted mother'.
AXA Landlord Insurance Updates for Renters' Rights Act
AXA updates landlord insurance to comply with the Renters' Rights Act, ensuring coverage for new legal requirements and protections for tenants.
Cooling UK schools: White paint, trees or air con?
As UK schools overheat during heatwaves, parents and teachers can take steps like tree planting, shading, and fundraising, but experts urge assessing causes first.
Carly Simon Reveals Parkinson's Diagnosis, Music Rescued Her
Carly Simon, 83, shares she has Parkinson's disease and underwent surgery for carcinoma, saying music has 'rescued' her. She is releasing a new album in August.
Shared decision-making: patient values matter more than generic risks
A patient's love for buying lettuce for his daughter-in-law helps illustrate why shared decision-making in medicine should focus on personal values, not just generic risks.
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