Why Magnesium Supplements May Cause Vivid Dreams
Magnesium supplements may trigger vivid dreams or nightmares. Dr Zoe Williams explains the possible link and what to do if sleep is disrupted.
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Homoglyph attacks: how to spot fake URLs using Cyrillic letters
Homoglyph attacks use look-alike characters, like Cyrillic 'а' instead of Latin 'a', to create fake URLs that trick users into clicking and revealing personal data.
Child dies in Blue Mountains stabbing; three critical
A child has died and three others are critical after a stabbing in Valley Heights, NSW police say, adding they are not looking for anyone else.
Australia's life expectancy to rise to 89 for women by 2066
Treasury's intergenerational report projects life expectancy at birth to reach 89 for women and 86 for men by 2066, with population growth slowing.
Smoking Fetish Porn Sales Up 58% as Cigfluencers Rise
Smoking fetish porn sales jumped 58% this year, according to Clips4Sale, as celebrities like Charli XCX and Dua Lipa make smoking chic again.
Why AI chatbots pull users into a rabbit hole: hidden risks
AI chatbots are increasingly replacing human connection, with two-thirds of UK young adults turning to them for emotional support. Experts warn of growing dependency and 'AI psychosis' risks.
Clerkenwell stabbing: Tributes left for 28-year-old victim
Flowers and cards mark the spot where a 28-year-old man was stabbed in Clerkenwell. Police were called on September 16; he died in hospital the next day. No arrests yet.
Man, 28, Found Stabbed to Death in Clerkenwell
A 28-year-old man was stabbed to death in Clerkenwell on September 16; police have made no arrests and are urging witnesses to come forward.
Man clears £24k debt in 18 months, now has £250k savings
Sammie Ellard King, 36, paid off £24,000 debt in 18 months via side hustles and now has £250,000 in savings, launching the Gains App to help others.
Bromley named London's best place to grow old: study
Bromley is London's top borough for ageing residents, ranking 11th nationally, with strong transport links, health services, and green spaces.
Bianca Jagger urges council to block 24/7 gambling arcade
Bianca Jagger has called on Kensington and Chelsea Council to stop a 24/7 gambling arcade from opening opposite Earl's Court Tube Station, citing risks to children and vulnerable people.
Dagenham man jailed indefinitely for knife attack on family
Kulvinder Ram, 50, from Dagenham, received an indefinite hospital order for slashing a woman's neck and injuring her two children in a knife attack on October 25, 2024.
NHS heatwave survey reveals patient harm, deaths in hospitals
RCN survey of 2,471 nurses finds heat caused patient deaths, deterioration, and distress in London, including respiratory issues in newborns and sweating during chemo.
£10k reward in east London park rape case as CCTV released
A £10,000 reward is offered after a 13-year-old girl was allegedly raped in Bethnal Green's Weavers Fields in 2024; police release CCTV of two men.
Soho Pub Standing Policy Approved Despite Backlash
Westminster Council approved a controversial Soho licensing policy on September 17, 2026, despite only 7% of consultation respondents supporting it. The policy encourages seating over vertical drinking but does not ban standing in pubs.
Child on bike rushed to hospital after Croydon crash
A child, about eight, was taken to a major trauma centre 'as a priority' after a bike crash in Croydon on September 17. Arnhem Drive shut for over five hours.
Disabled people blocked from travel in care postcode lottery
Disabled people across England are being barred from foreign holidays and work trips by care providers, with no national guidance, creating a postcode lottery.
Victorian detective charged with assaulting handcuffed teen
A Victorian detective senior constable has been charged with common assault for allegedly punching and kicking a handcuffed teenager during an October 2025 arrest in Ballarat.
Girl faces years of treatment after starting puberty at 10 months
A 10-month-old girl was diagnosed with central precocious puberty after a health visitor noticed enlarged breast tissue. Now five, she receives monthly hormone-blocking injections, and her mother is considering egg freezing.
6ft 7in Giantess Earns £500k: Inside Her Week
Amira Evans, 27, a 6ft 7in adult content creator in Thailand, earns £500,000 a year making Giantess fetish content. Here's her seven-day sex diary.
Runner's Diarrhoea: Causes and Prevention for Athletes
About 60% of endurance athletes face gut issues like runner's diarrhoea, as seen at Hyrox Beijing. Experts explain causes and prevention.
Brixton Churchyard Rape: Police Probe, No Arrests Yet
Police cordoned off St Matthew's Churchyard in Brixton after a woman in her 40s reported being raped at 00:55am on Sept 17. No arrests have been made.
US political influencers need transparency rules, researchers say
Paid influencers are now ubiquitous in US politics, yet few legal regulations require them to disclose payments. Researchers argue this secrecy constitutes a new form of astroturfing and computational propaganda, eroding trust in the information ecosystem
Surbiton pensioner jailed 12 years for child abuse
William Raison, 75, of Surbiton, was jailed for 12 years at Guildford Crown Court for sexually abusing a girl under 13 and making indecent images.
North London family loses home in fire, relies on GoFundMe
A North West London family escaped a devastating fire that destroyed their home, lacking contents insurance and now relying on a GoFundMe page that has raised over £16,000.
Grandmother, 75, Marks 40 Years Living With Cancer After Four Diagnoses
Susan Gasson, 75, from Greenwich, has survived four cancer diagnoses since the 1980s. A new clinical trial shrank her lung tumour, allowing her to watch her grandchildren grow up.
Croydon House Fire: 60 Firefighters Tackle Blaze
Around 60 firefighters and eight engines are battling a blaze engulfing a two-storey detached house on Addiscombe Road, Croydon, after it broke out at 4:30am.
Fast children's media harms attention and learning
Children's media often moves too fast for lessons to sink in, harming attention and empathy. Slow-paced shows like Bluey and Mister Rogers' Neighborhood support deeper learning and reflection.
Labor drops $5,000 veterans' health cap after backlash
Labor abandons the proposed $5,000 allied health cap for veterans after weeks of criticism from Jacqui Lambie, veterans groups, and the Coalition.
Lena Dunham welcomes first child via surrogate
Lena Dunham, 40, announced the birth of her daughter via surrogate in a Vogue op-ed, detailing her journey with endometriosis and a hysterectomy at 31.
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