Banning social media made me a happier mother
Psychotherapist Anna Mathur banned social media during family time, reducing irritability and improving relationships with her children and husband.
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Wegovy weight-loss pill launches in UK pharmacies
The once-a-day Wegovy pill, containing semaglutide, is now available privately in UK pharmacies. Thousands received first deliveries on Monday, but NHS access is pending.
Vet warns Cockapoo owners of obesity and hip dysplasia risks
Vet Dr Suzanne Moyes warns Cockapoo owners about obesity and hip dysplasia risks, despite the breed's popularity as a family pet.
Henderson out of World Cup after freak wrist injury
Jordan Henderson will miss the rest of the World Cup after fracturing his wrist in post-match celebrations following England's 3-2 win over Mexico. The 36-year-old required surgery.
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Why Hollyoaks hasn't filmed Nana McQueen ending
Hollyoaks star Nicole Barber-Lane reveals why the soap hasn't written an ending for Nana McQueen after actress Diane Langton's death, citing the cast's ongoing grief.
Kate Lawler: People accuse me of selfishness for having one child
Kate Lawler defends her decision to have only one child, facing criticism and mum guilt, while navigating climate change conversations with her daughter Noa.
Cancoillotte: 2,000-year-old French cheese goes viral
Cancoillotte, a 2,000-year-old French cheese with less than 10% fat and 16g protein per 100g, is trending on TikTok as a fitness-friendly indulgence.
Ex-EastEnders star Joshua Pascoe does Ben Mitchell role play on OnlyFans
Former EastEnders actor Joshua Pascoe has joined OnlyFans, where he creates adult content including Ben Mitchell fantasy role play, and has found a new career after acting dried up.
EE Mentor Badge Supports Boys On and Off the Pitch
EE has launched a new Mentor Badge to support boys' development both on and off the pitch, partnering with Street League to provide mentorship and digital skills.
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England fans turn to sex workers after World Cup matches
Data from Simple Escort shows a 20% increase in user sessions after England and Scotland World Cup matches, with fans seeking both comfort and celebration. Sex workers report mostly respectful behavior.
Six MAFS UK stars plan to sue over welfare failures
At least six Married at First Sight UK stars reportedly plan to take legal action against CPL Productions over welfare failures, following a BBC Panorama investigation and a contestant's arrest.
Wegovy pills launch in UK as 70,000 join waiting list
Oral Wegovy, a once-daily tablet version of semaglutide, is now available in the UK via private prescription, with over 70,000 people on waiting lists across multiple pharmacies.
Pharmacist: Don't Take Paracetamol for Hangover on Monday
A pharmacist warns that taking paracetamol after drinking can damage the liver. Ibuprofen with food and water is a safer alternative. Rehydration and rest are the best cures.
AI scribe use doubles, Australian government warns on privacy
AI scribe use by Australian GPs nearly doubled to 40% in 2025, prompting federal health department concerns over privacy, oversight, and patient consent.
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Sixth H5N1 case in NSW as petrel found at Hawks Nest
A giant petrel at Hawks Nest, NSW, has tested positive for H5N1 bird flu, the sixth confirmed case. A seventh bird in WA is also being tested. PM Albanese warns of a rightwing 'axis of grievance'.
NSW Labor toughens pokies stance amid reform push
NSW Labor conference unanimously passes motion for higher taxes on high-profit clubs, moratorium on new machine licenses, and 50% removal of machines moved between venues.
Susanna Clarke: Illness, Language, and Storytelling
Susanna Clarke reflects on her 11-year illness, the limitations of language in describing sickness, and how narrative shapes our experience of chronic disease.
Productivity snacking: short bursts boost motivation and learning
Productivity snacking, or breaking goals into short bursts, can improve fitness, creativity, and learning. Research shows low dropout rates and enhanced motivation.
Class action accuses Arcare of charging immobile residents for services
A class action alleges Arcare illegally charged residents at over 50 facilities for services like high teas and exercise classes they couldn't use due to immobility or cognitive impairment.
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Baron-Cohen Regrets Autism Label, Leads New £26m Centre
Prof Simon Baron-Cohen regrets 'extreme male brain' label for autism, saying it's misunderstood. He will lead a new £26m Cambridge research centre funded by a US philanthropist, focusing on health outcomes and community priorities.
Overcoming shame and stigma in bipolar disorder
Charlie, 23, diagnosed with bipolar disorder, tackled shame and stigma through therapy, family support, and medication. He learned to accept his condition and prevent relapse.
Is blocking sweat unhealthy? Science on antiperspirants
Sweat cools the body and conveys social cues. Antiperspirants block ducts safely; deodorants neutralize odor. Hyperhidrosis affects 5% of Americans and may need medical treatment.
Police hunt drink driver who killed baby and fled sentencing
Emmanuel Sakyi, 31, was jailed in absentia to 15 years for causing the death of his seven-month-old daughter Emmanuela in a crash while over twice the legal alcohol limit. Police are appealing for public help to locate him.
Helen George splits from boyfriend Dan Innes
Call The Midwife star Helen George has split from boyfriend Dan Innes seven months after he moved into her London home. She shared cryptic social media posts hinting at 'disrespect'.
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North London mum's £18k shopping debt prioritised clothes
A North London mother accumulated £18,375 in debt from a shopping addiction, spending up to £1,000 monthly on clothes via Klarna, often prioritising purchases over nappies and formula for her son.
Carers investigated after boy thrown into crocodile pit
Norfolk County Council has opened a safeguarding inquiry into carers who were allegedly on their phones when a mentally disabled man threw a three-year-old boy into a crocodile enclosure at a zoo in Huntingdon.
Taylor Swift's teacher dies on her wedding day
Kirk Schwabe, Taylor Swift's former teacher and security guard, died of metastatic kidney cancer on her wedding day to Travis Kelce. He was 69.
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Why Xbox and PlayStation hate gamers: A reader's despair
A reader laments the state of the console games industry, accusing Sony and Microsoft of prioritizing profits over passion, with layoffs, studio closures, and anti-consumer policies.
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Caleb's counterfeit scheme in Emmerdale backfires when Bear Wolf finds a shoe with a 'help me' label, exposing modern slavery links. Bear confronts Caleb, urging police involvement.
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