11 signs of cat heatstroke and treatment tips
Animal experts warn pet owners to protect cats from heatstroke. Learn 11 warning signs, including panting and drooling, and how to treat it safely.
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Apples and kiwis recalled over salmonella fears
Salmonella fears prompt recall of apple and kiwi fruit pots sold at Tesco, Sainsbury's, M&S, Waitrose, Morrisons, and ASDA. Shoppers urged to return products for a full refund.
Overcoming Needle Phobia for Gender Transition
A trans woman shares how she overcame a lifelong needle phobia to self-administer HRT injections, enabling her gender transition that began in 2020.
Remove 1 item from bedroom for better sleep in heatwave
London swelters in a record heatwave. Experts advise removing electronics from bedrooms to lower temperature and improve sleep quality.
Jesy Nelson slams health minister over SMA screening response
Jesy Nelson criticizes health minister Sharon Hodgson after a debate against full SMA screening, calling it a 'postcode lottery' that denies 28% of babies the test.
‘Dry strokers’: swimmers skipping pre-swim showers at UK pools
‘Dry strokers’ skip pre-swim showers, contaminating UK pools with sweat, sunscreen, and bacteria, risking water quality and swimmer health.
Luton Airport warns drunk passengers risk jail or fine
London Luton Airport reminds passengers that excessive drinking before flights can lead to denied boarding, fines up to £5,000, or two years in jail under the One Too Many campaign.
Best Clarifying Shampoos for Deep Clean Without Dryness
Sali Hughes reviews top clarifying shampoos that remove buildup without drying hair or irritating scalp, from K18 to Aveeno and Vichy.
Hollyoaks' James Nightingale back for good after 'death'
Gregory Finnegan reprises his role as James Nightingale full-time, less than two years after the character was killed off in a fiery explosion. The actor has resumed filming as a regular cast member.
Most IVF add-ons unproven, largest study finds
A comprehensive review finds that most IVF add-on treatments lack reliable evidence of effectiveness, potentially causing false hope and financial strain for patients.
Sudoku 7,358 Medium: Complete the Grid
Fill the grid so that every row, column, and 3x3 box contains numbers 1 to 9. Solutions available in next Guardian issue.
NSW Gambling Tax Revenue Surge Sparks Criticism
Annual gambling tax revenue in NSW is forecast to rise to $4.7bn by 2029-30, with pokies tax jumping to $2.2bn, prompting advocates to accuse Labor of betraying reform promises.
One in six adults feel summer never meets expectations
A new survey reveals that one in six UK adults feel summer never lives up to expectations, with weather and cost of living cited as top reasons.
Emmerdale's Charity gets shock after Dr Todd blackmail confession
Charity Dingle confesses to police that Dr Todd blackmailed her, but DS Reid warns the statement will be treated separately from the sexual assault charge, leaving her devastated.
Secret cupboard in airplane toilets revealed: what's inside
A viral TikTok reveals a hidden compartment behind airplane bathroom mirrors stocked with sanitary towels and other essentials. Former cabin crew explains how to access it.
Horoscope June 24: Pluto in Aquarius Sparks Change
Pluto in Aquarius signals major shifts. Aries, Gemini, Taurus may face conflict. Keep an open mind and adapt to cosmic changes for a smoother day.
L'Équipe apologises to Doku over birth remarks
L'Équipe apologised to Jérémy Doku after a pundit criticised his plan to leave the World Cup for his child's birth. His wife gave birth to a boy named Praise.
I tried an AI boyfriend. It was worse than being lonely
A writer tests an AI boyfriend app, finding it hollow and unsettling, arguing it worsens loneliness rather than solving it.
UK children turning to baby banks as poverty deepens
One in five UK children have used baby banks for essentials like nappies and formula, a study reveals, highlighting deepening poverty and reliance on charity.
Tomljanovic Slams Anti-Doping Chiefs Over Vondrousova Ban
Ajla Tomljanovic has criticized anti-doping authorities for their handling of Marketa Vondrousova's doping ban, calling the process inconsistent and damaging to tennis.
Bird Flu in Australia: Full Story Podcast
The Guardian's podcast explores the arrival of bird flu in Australia, its impact on poultry and wildlife, and the risk to humans.
Residents near school report daily 'blatant' drug dealing
Residents on George Street, Weston-super-Mare, say drug dealing and use occur daily near Christ Church C of E Primary school, with CCTV evidence and police arrests.
Boy, 5, at top school had cocaine in his bag
A five-year-old student at Glasgow Academy, a prestigious private school in Scotland, attended class with cocaine in his bag. Police and parents were alerted. The incident has shocked the community.
No dog walks above 30°C: heatwave safety advice
With UK temperatures set to reach 40°C, experts advise against walking dogs at all above 30°C. Dogs are 10 times more likely to get heatstroke from walks than being left in a car.
Liam Payne's ex dumped for comparing new boyfriend to him
Kate Cassidy, Liam Payne's ex-girlfriend, says she was dumped because she constantly compared her new partner to the late One Direction star, making the relationship untenable.
Letter-writing project becomes global movement
A UK stationery shop owner launched The Sunday Letter Project to revive letter writing, now with 12,000 members pledging to send millions of letters as an antidote to doomscrolling.
Driver distracted by phone as train left with ramp attached
A London Overground driver was distracted by his phone when a train departed Norwood Junction with a disability ramp still attached, forcing a station worker to jump out of the way. The ramp smashed into a barrier and fell beside the track.
Pensioner hit by teen gang with catapults in Kent
A pensioner in his 70s was shot in the arm by a gang of teenagers armed with catapults in Cranbrook, Kent, requiring hospital treatment. Police are appealing for witnesses.
Moshe Kasher reveals HPV-positive tonsil cancer diagnosis
The Pitt actor Moshe Kasher, 46, announced he underwent surgery for HPV-positive tonsil cancer, found as a lump in his throat. He shared graphic details and noted a 95% cure rate.
Are Beards Unhygienic? The Truth Behind the Myth
Contrary to popular belief, beards are not inherently unhygienic. Research shows that unwashed clean-shaven faces harbor more bacteria than unwashed bearded faces.
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