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Family Demands Gambling Reform After Woman's Suicide
Ellen Mulvey, a 44-year-old City executive, died by suicide after a secret gambling addiction. Her family urges reform, citing unlicensed sites.
Fortnite Refunds D4vd Cosmetics After Murder Charge
Epic Games offers refunds for D4vd Fortnite cosmetics after the singer was charged with murder of a 14-year-old girl. Self-service refunds available from April 28.
Malta Lockboxes Offer Abortion Pills Amid Strict Laws
Activists in Malta have placed lockboxes with abortion pills across the country to bypass the EU's strictest abortion laws, sparking debate and highlighting unmet demand.
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Half of Adults Unaware of Working Animals' Role
A poll of 2,000 Brits reveals that many are unaware of the continued use of working animals, such as donkeys delivering water and rats detecting landmines.
Brother's Suicide After Mum's Death Sparks Campaign
Johnny de Mouilpied shares his brother Philip's struggle with grief after their mother's death, his suicide, and the launch of Bin Silence Foundation to prevent suicides.
Cosmeticorexia: Youth Skin Obsession Sparks Debate
Experts warn of rising 'cosmeticorexia' among youth, a fixation on flawless skin linked to social media and beauty trends, but debate whether it's a new disorder.
Wife Knew Husband's Dementia Despite Perfect Tests
Caroline Scott-Gall sensed her husband Tony had dementia despite him acing memory tests. After years of subtle symptoms, a brain scan confirmed Alzheimer's. They now live well, supported by family and Alzheimer's Society.
John Robins on His Childhood Alcoholism
Comedian John Robins reveals his first alcoholic drink at age seven and the early signs of addiction in an exclusive extract from his memoir.
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John Robins Reveals Alcoholism Struggle in 'Thirst' Memoir
Comedian John Robins discusses his journey with alcohol addiction, from early drinking to sobriety, in an interview about his memoir 'Thirst'.
Sisters Run London Marathon for Brother Who Never Got the Chance
Hayley and Megan Adams are running the London Marathon in memory of their brother Laurie, who died by suicide. They aim to raise funds for Samaritans.
Sex Workers Asked to Euthanise After Assisted Dying Bill Fails
After the assisted dying bill failed in the House of Lords, sex workers report increased requests from clients to euthanise them, highlighting a desperate need for control over death.
Emmerdale: Moira and Cain's Marriage in Crisis
In Emmerdale spoilers, Cain Dingle considers canceling his prostate cancer surgery, fearing side effects will ruin his marriage to Moira. Can she convince him to go through with it?
HiPP Organic Baby Food Recalled for Undeclared Celeriac
HiPP Organic Vegetable Lasagne jars sold at Sainsbury's and Boots are recalled due to undeclared celeriac, posing allergy risk. Check batch code B49311.
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Digital Communication's Subtle Mental Health Toll
Constant notifications and messaging raise stress levels, while in-person interaction boosts wellbeing. The pressure to reply and fear of being ignored harm mental health.
New Bacteria Discovery Could Help Fight Noma Disease
Researchers have discovered a new Treponema bacterium in noma patients, potentially enabling early detection and treatment of the fatal childhood disease.
Vanderpuije Withdraws Claims Against Dan Walker
Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije reached a mutual agreement with ITN and Channel 5, withdrawing all allegations against Dan Walker. The employment tribunal dismissed the claims, and Walker issued a statement.
Gambling Addiction Crisis: Unchecked Betting Markets
Experts warn that unregulated betting markets are driving a surge in gambling addiction, with devastating effects on individuals and families. Urgent reforms needed.
Ban Fur Farming to Prevent Next Pandemic
Fur farms pose a high risk of incubating the next pandemic due to crowded, unsanitary conditions that allow viruses to mutate and spread. Experts urge a ban.
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Passkeys: A Secure, Password-Free Login Method Explained
The UK's NCSC recommends passkeys over passwords. Learn what passkeys are, how they work, and why they offer stronger security against cyber threats.
Lottie Tomlinson Urges End-of-Life Conversations After Losses
Lottie Tomlinson shares her heartbreak after losing her mother and sister, and urges people to have open conversations about death through Sue Ryder's Cab Fare-well campaign.
Hay Fever Meds Linked to Sexual Side Effects, Doctor Says
Antihistamines for hay fever can cause vaginal dryness and erectile dysfunction. Learn how to manage these reversible side effects from a GP.
Burned Haystack Dating Method: A Cheat Code?
Dr Jennie Young's Burned Haystack Dating Method uses blocking and red flags to find long-term partners. Learn how it works and its mixed reviews.
Fruit-Scented Vaginal Melts: Experts Warn of Risks and Misleading Marketing
Juice brand sells £45 'vagina melts' for fruit-scented genitals, but health experts warn of infections, condom damage, and exploitative marketing targeting women's insecurities.
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Child Abuse Sites Double as Gangs Profit, Experts Warn
The number of commercial child sexual abuse websites has doubled in a year, with criminal gangs making huge profits. Experts call for mandatory measures on financial services and tech companies.
35 Sicilian Mafia Members Arrested in Drug Trafficking Raid
Italian police arrested 35 members of the Sicilian Cosa Nostra mafia in Niscemi for drug trafficking, extortion, and illegal waste schemes. Assets worth £5.19 million seized.
Bob Harris, 80, Reveals Cancer Spread to Spine
BBC Radio 2 star Bob Harris, 80, reveals his prostate cancer has spread to his upper spine, calling it 'frightening.' He is undergoing radiotherapy and aims to return to air by mid-May.
Purdue Pharma Forfeits $225M in Opioid Case
Purdue Pharma is set to forfeit $225 million to the US Justice Department, finalizing a settlement over its role in the opioid crisis. The Sackler family will pay up to $7 billion to governments and victims.
US Cocaine Use Falls Sharply Among Gen Z, Data Shows
Cocaine use in the US has dropped significantly, with Gen Zers preferring alternatives like ketamine and psychedelics. Overdose deaths remain high despite declining popularity.
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Trustpilot Reviews of Illegal Casinos Raise MP Concerns
Trustpilot, the consumer reviews platform, is hosting ratings for unlicensed gambling sites, prompting alarm among MPs about risks to vulnerable consumers. The issue highlights the growing challenge of illegal online casinos targeting UK gamblers.
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