438 Days at Sea: Fisherman's Survival Story of Resilience
José Salvador Alvarenga survived 438 days adrift in the Pacific after his boat drifted 9,000 miles from Mexico to the Marshall Islands, enduring starvation and the loss of his crewmate.
Category : Mental Health
Man jailed for life for Brixton silent disco murder
Trevin Campbell was sentenced to life with a minimum of 30 years for the 2021 murder of Gary Mayhew in Brixton. He was caught at Gatwick trying to flee to Jamaica.
Rumer Willis: 'Some days are just so hard' with dad Bruce's dementia
Rumer Willis shares heartbreaking update on father Bruce Willis' frontotemporal dementia, revealing she 'really misses' him and discussing her Alzheimer's risk after genetic testing.
Tributes to Clara Bale, 23, found dead in Islington flat
Clara Bale, 23, was found unresponsive in an Islington flat and pronounced dead. Six people have been arrested on suspicion of murder and released on bail as police appeal for information.
Dying man's plea: Sutton tower block heat is unbearable
Jeffrey King, 69, with terminal blood cancer, says Sutton's Balaam House is a 'sweat box' as temps hit 30C, urging SHP for long-term cooling.
How families can discuss consent and sexual violence with kids
Experts advise starting consent conversations early and often, using accurate language, and creating safe spaces for questions to counter misogyny and violence.
Holidays with kids can be relaxing if you lower expectations
A parenting specialist says holidays with children can be relaxing if you lower expectations, loosen routines, and ignore social media's unrealistic portrayals.
Teen Taekwondo black belt dies of cardiac arrest in sleep
Isabelle Sava, 19, a law student at Queen Mary University, died of a cardiac arrest in her sleep. She was a Taekwondo black belt and world silver medallist.
Macron pledges interceptor missiles to Ukraine amid strikes
Macron promised interceptor missiles to Ukraine after a call with Zelenskyy, as Russian attacks intensify and civilian deaths hit new highs.
Family seeks advice after abuse allegation emerges
A young woman disclosed childhood sexual abuse by her cousin; experts advise prioritizing her safety, pacing, and family safety planning.
Grief After Surfing Accident: A Decade of Loss and Survival
Ten years after her husband died in a surfing accident, Hannah Richell reflects on grief, acceptance, and the slow process of rebuilding a life.
Spy device detectors may give abuse victims false security
Study finds many commercial detectors fail to help domestic abuse victims find hidden cameras, microphones, and trackers, leaving them at risk of ongoing surveillance.
Hayden Panettiere's mother questions death account
Hayden Panettiere's estranged mother, Lesley Vogel, disputes the timeline of her daughter's final hours, saying the account from boyfriend Brian Hickerson is 'full of holes'.
EastEnders: Suki and Eve major new story teased by boss
EastEnders executive producer Ben Wadey has confirmed Suki and Eve have a 'major' new storyline coming up, with an announcement teased in the coming weeks.
Corrie: Kit's bloody shirt stuns Bethany as Sarah arms herself
In Coronation Street, Sarah Platt arms herself with a makeshift weapon as Kacey threatens her son Harry, while Bethany finds blood on Kit Green's T-shirt, leading to a dangerous confrontation.
Chronic Illness Led to Rapid Weight Loss: A Personal Account
A woman with chronic digestive illnesses describes how rapid weight loss harmed her health, leading to a 21-pound drop in two weeks and ongoing struggles.
Anna Faris challenges son Jack's Christian faith
Anna Faris reveals her 14-year-old son Jack asked her to accept Jesus Christ, and she's challenging his religious beliefs while supporting him.
Lindsay Clancy had 'command hallucination' when killing children
Lindsay Clancy's trial heard she suffered a 'command hallucination' during the killings of her three children, with experts debating her mental state and criminal responsibility.
West London girl, 6, dies after Shoreham sea tragedy
Saja El-Khawas, 6, from West London, died in hospital on Friday after being pulled from the sea in Shoreham-by-Sea, where her sister and parents also died.
Olivia Pratt-Korbel's mum 'still blames herself' four years on
Cheryl Korbel says she still blames herself for daughter Olivia's death four years after the nine-year-old was shot in Knotty Ash, Liverpool, by Thomas Cashman.
Parenting as Continuous Grieving: Letters on University Departures
Readers respond to Zoe Williams' column on her son leaving for university, sharing that parenting is continuous grieving and offering advice on saucepans.
Lindsay Clancy trial: defense rests, rebuttal begins
Defense rests in Lindsay Clancy murder trial; prosecutors call rebuttal witnesses. Closing arguments expected Monday. Clancy faces life without parole if convicted.
Hundreds rally for Lindsay Clancy outside trial over children's deaths
Hundreds of women rallied outside Plymouth Superior Court in support of Lindsay Clancy, on trial for killing her three children, arguing postpartum psychosis and mental health system failures.
Tributes pour in for 'heart of gold' London DJ, 38, who died at festival
London DJ Santanna Oush, 38, was found unconscious in her tent at Houghton Festival and pronounced dead on August 9, 2026. Norfolk Police say no suspicious circumstances; tributes from Pikes Ibiza and Bushwacka, plus a fundraiser exceeding its target.
Type 1 diabetic's cinema drink mix-up sparks warning
A type 1 diabetic was given a full-sugar Pepsi instead of Pepsi Max at a cinema, causing a dangerous blood sugar spike. She urges venues to take dietary needs seriously.
Katie Price confirms Harvey to start Mounjaro jabs
Katie Price reveals son Harvey, 24, will begin Mounjaro weight-loss injections, aiming to improve his health and quality of life.
Harrow Council to pay £800 over child's missing school place
Harrow Council must pay £800 and apologise after failing to secure a school placement for a child with an EHCP, leaving them without education for months.
Disabled Londoners in high-rise flats still fear fire risk
Disabled Londoners in high-rise flats still fear fire risk, says campaigner Adam Gabsi, as Grenfell inquiry recommendations remain incomplete.
Mum confronts upskirting predator in Cardiff shopping centre
Alex Allegretto, 39, was sentenced after upskirting a young girl in Cardiff's St David's 2 centre. The mother confronted him; he got 140 hours unpaid work.
BBC Radio 2’s Trevor Nelson recovering after brain tumour surgery
Trevor Nelson, the BBC Radio 2 DJ, reveals he underwent surgery for a brain tumour and is now recuperating at home, feeling 'almost back to myself' and 'raring to go'.
Page 3 of 59