Fire Destroys Abandoned Southall Church, Roof Collapses
A major fire at a derelict church in Southall required 70 firefighters and ten engines. The roof and upper floors collapsed, but no injuries were reported.
Category : Health
Kelly Osbourne Slams Body-Shaming Trolls Over 'Dead Body' Remarks
Kelly Osbourne has spoken out against cruel online trolls who compared her to a 'dead body' following her father Ozzy Osbourne's death. The reality star, grieving her father's passing, faces ongoing body-shaming comments.
Woman Driven to Suicide by Abusive Husband Left Note
A woman was driven to suicide after enduring years of extensive domestic and sexual violence by her husband, a court hears. Tarryn Baird, 34, left a note saying she 'couldn't take it anymore'.
Check DWP Eligibility for £4,495 Carer's Allowance
UK households could receive up to £4,495 annually from the DWP if they provide care for at least 35 hours weekly. The Carer's Allowance rate increases in April.
Croydon Fire: One Dead, Another Critical in Derelict House Blaze
A man has died and another is critically injured after a devastating fire tore through a derelict house in Croydon. Over 40 firefighters battled the flames in the early hours of Monday morning.
Ukraine's Forest Glade: Healing Soldiers' Invisible War Wounds
Deep in a Ukrainian pine forest lies Forest Glade, a former Soviet sanatorium now serving as a mental health rehabilitation hospital for war-weary soldiers. With only three weeks before returning to the front, soldiers engage in unconventional therapies i
Reading Glasses Debate: Ageing Denial Among Friends
In their 50s, friends clash over reading glasses etiquette, from vanity to utility, revealing deeper fears about ageing and visibility in modern life.
Ukrainian Soldier's Psychological Recovery After Captivity
A Ukrainian soldier undergoes psychological rehabilitation after being held captive by Russian forces, highlighting the mental health challenges faced by veterans.
Soldier's Psychological Rehabilitation After Captivity
A soldier recounts three years in Russian captivity and the ongoing psychological rehabilitation process, highlighting the long-term mental health impacts of war trauma.
The Lost Art of Conversation: Talk to Strangers
In an era dominated by phones and social anxiety, casual conversations with strangers are vanishing. Experts warn this loss harms our humanity and cognitive skills, urging a return to small talk.
Jarred Shaw's Crohn's Disease Crisis in Indonesian Prison
Australian surfer Jarred Shaw faces severe health challenges in an Indonesian jail due to Crohn's disease, highlighting issues in prison healthcare and international legal systems.
GP Practices Get £3,000 Bonus for Weight Loss Jabs
Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces new scheme offering GP practices up to £3,000 per surgery for improving obesity care, including prescribing weight loss injections based on need rather than ability to pay.
Lucy Fallon Opens Up About Mental Health Hospitalization
Coronation Street actress Lucy Fallon has shared her experience of spending five weeks in a mental health hospital during the 2020 lockdown, describing hitting 'absolute rock bottom' before receiving treatment at The Priory.
Baftas Tourette's Tic Controversy Sparks Debate
John Davidson, a Tourette's campaigner, caused controversy at the Baftas when the BBC aired his involuntary tic containing the N-word, highlighting challenges faced by those with coprolalia.
First UK Baby Born via Deceased Donor Womb Transplant
Grace Bell gives birth to baby Hugo after a groundbreaking womb transplant from a deceased donor, marking a UK first and a milestone in fertility treatment.
Robert Carradine Dies at 71 After Bipolar Disorder Battle
Robert Carradine, beloved for his role as the father in Disney's Lizzie McGuire, has passed away at age 71 following a nearly two-decade struggle with bipolar disorder.
Eko Aroma Pro Smart Soap Dispenser: Premium Review
A detailed review of the Eko Aroma Pro Smart Sensor Soap Dispenser, a hands-free device offering hygienic soap dispensing, long battery life, and sleek design for kitchens and bathrooms.
Robert Carradine Dies at 71, Family Shares Bipolar Battle
Robert Carradine, known for 'Revenge of the Nerds' and 'Lizzie McGuire,' has died by suicide at 71. His family hopes to raise awareness about his nearly two-decade battle with bipolar disorder.
Missing 4-Year-Old Boy on Bike Sparks Parents' Desperate Search
A frantic search is underway in Australia for a four-year-old boy who went missing while riding his bike, with parents Gus and Lamont pleading for public assistance.
Mystery Illness and Brain Retraining: A Personal Journey
After suffering from an undiagnosed chronic condition for years, a patient explores brain retraining as a potential solution, navigating medical skepticism and the mind-body connection.
Fat's Complex Role in Health: New Scientific Insights
Scientists now view fat as a dynamic organ, not just inert tissue, playing a crucial role in health and disease. Learn about its intricate functions and implications.
First UK Baby Born After Womb Transplant from Dead Donor
A baby boy named Hugo Powell has become the first child in the UK born to a mother who received a womb from a deceased donor, marking a medical milestone at Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea Hospital.
Fiji's HIV Crisis: Meth and Stigma Fuel Epidemic
Fiji faces the world's fastest-growing HIV epidemic, driven by methamphetamine use, unsafe injecting practices, and cultural stigma. New cases tripled recently, with babies now dying monthly from preventable transmission.
First UK Baby Born from Deceased Donor Womb Transplant
A baby boy, Hugo Powell, has become the first in Britain born to a mother with a womb transplanted from a deceased donor, delivered in London after a groundbreaking surgery.
Children's Home Manager Abused Kids in 18-Year 'Regime of Fear'
Malcolm Phillips sexually abused vulnerable children at Skircoat Lodge Care Home in Halifax for 18 years. His assistant Linda Brunning was found guilty of aiding his crimes in a disturbing case of institutional abuse.
Race Factor in Nottingham Killer's Release, Inquiry Told
A public inquiry into the Nottingham triple killings heard mental health staff did not section Valdo Calocane in 2020 due to research on over-representation of young black men in detention.
Jeremy Hunt Unveils NHS Plan for Rare Childbirth Condition
Former chancellor Jeremy Hunt reveals a new NHS initiative to improve detection of placenta accreta spectrum, a rare but dangerous childbirth condition, aiming to enhance maternal safety and reduce complications.
CDC Deputy Director Steps Down in Leadership Change
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's deputy director has announced her resignation, marking a significant shift in the agency's leadership during ongoing public health challenges.
Kylie Jenner's 'WOW Method' Eases Jaw Pain and TMJ Disorders
Discover how Kylie Jenner's viral 'WOW' facial exercise could alleviate jaw pain and TMJ disorders affecting millions, with expert insights on proper technique and Botox alternatives.
Yoga for All: Experts Demystify Its Universal Accessibility
Discover how yoga, a 5,000-year-old practice, is truly accessible to everyone. Experts share insights on starting, adapting poses, and overcoming barriers to improve strength, sleep, and mental wellbeing.
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