Gingerbread Tops US Holiday Cookie Sales in 38 States
Target's sales analysis reveals gingerbread as America's favourite festive biscuit, leading in 38 states. Discover the regional trends and what this means for holiday retail.
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Woman's prosthetic leg and mother's ashes vanish in hospital
Pamala Bronner awoke from leg amputation surgery to find her prosthetic leg, dentures, and mother's ashes missing from a Detroit hospital. Read her shocking story.
Brits' Favourite International Hotels Revealed in New Survey
Exclusive survey reveals British travellers' favourite international hotels, with Marriott dominating and Caribbean resorts stealing hearts. Discover where UK holidaymakers are booking for their perfect getaway.
Nurse jailed for dirty needle on cancer teen
A NHS nurse has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for using an unsterile needle on a vulnerable teenage cancer patient and instructing them not to disclose the dangerous incident to anyone.
Tennis star's dating rules spark social media fury
American tennis professional Danielle Collins faces social media backlash after revealing her strict dating preferences, specifically ruling out shorter men in a candid interview that's divided fans and critics alike.
Nurse struck off over relationship with mental health patient
A Queensland nurse has been permanently banned from practising after developing an improper relationship with a mental health patient, including kissing sessions and escape room outings, in a serious breach of professional boundaries.
Teenage music taste reveals gender differences, study finds
Groundbreaking research from Cambridge University reveals how men's musical tastes become fixed during teenage years, while women remain more open to new genres throughout life.
NHS Hackers Risk Patient Lives in Records Crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how cyber criminals are targeting NHS patient records, with experts warning these attacks could directly lead to patient deaths as critical medical information becomes inaccessible.
NHS patient reports go unpublished in transparency failure
Exclusive investigation reveals Healthwatch England has failed to publish dozens of patient experience reports, leaving NHS trusts without crucial feedback to improve services.
Guernsey locals prefer French tourists over British visitors
Exclusive survey shows Channel Island residents favour French visitors for their cultural respect and spending habits, sparking debate about British tourism.
Meghan Markle's white wine choice sparks royal style debate
The Duchess of Sussex opted for an unconventional white wine selection during her exclusive American Riviera Orchard jam launch event, sparking conversation among royal watchers and wine enthusiasts alike.
Why Women Prefer Bad Boys: New Study Reveals All
New psychological research challenges conventional dating wisdom, suggesting women's attraction to confident, dominant personalities may be hardwired. Discover what this means for modern relationships.
UK Baristas Rank Coffee Orders: Most Annoying Modifications
From simple black Americanos to elaborate custom creations, discover how your coffee order ranks in the eyes of UK baristas and which modifications are causing the biggest stir in British cafes.
Obese patient dies during dental procedure in Ohio
A routine dental appointment in Ohio turned fatal when 22-year-old Mathew Miller suffered a medical emergency while under anaesthesia, raising serious questions about patient safety protocols.
Elderly patient dies after hospital assault in London
An 85-year-old man has tragically died following an alleged assault by another patient at a central London hospital, sparking a murder investigation and raising serious questions about patient safety in NHS facilities.
America's Coffee Cravings: State Preferences Revealed
From caramel macchiatos to classic black brews, discover the coffee preferences that define American states in this fascinating nationwide study of caffeine culture.
1 in 5 UK Men Shun Cocktails Over 'Unmanly' Image
A new UK survey reveals a stark gender divide in cocktail consumption, with 20% of men avoiding them over image concerns and a preference for beer.
Martha's Rule: Thousands Call NHS Second Opinion Hotline
Exclusive: The groundbreaking NHS patient safety initiative, Martha's Rule, has been flooded with thousands of desperate calls to its 24/7 hotline, empowering families and saving lives by granting rapid second medical opinions.
Martha's Rule Now Active in Every English Hospital
In a major victory for patient safety, Martha's Rule is now fully operational across all acute NHS hospitals in England, giving families a direct lifeline to a rapid review if their concerns are not being heard.
Apple vs Windows: Personality Study Reveals User Differences
Groundbreaking research uncovers the stark personality differences between Apple Mac and Windows PC users. Find out which camp you belong to and what your tech choice says about you.
Mum found dead in Travelodge after hospital discharge
Exclusive: A 39-year-old mother, Sian Hollington, was discovered dead in a Travelodge just hours after being discharged from a Kent hospital. Her family demands answers as an investigation into the NHS trust's care is launched.
British Woman Left on Peru Hospital Floor for 40 Hours
Shocking neglect as Maria Hermilia Murrieta, 76, is left for two days on a cold hospital floor in Peru without a bed, food, or water. Her family's desperate plea exposes a healthcare system in crisis.
NHS Doctor Groped by Patient, Then Blamed in Hearing
A shocking incident at a London NHS trust reveals a female doctor was groped by a male patient, leading to a misconduct hearing that questioned her professionalism instead of addressing the assault.
Monash IVF Embryo Mix-Up Scandal Prompts Major Review
A major review is underway at Monash IVF after a catastrophic administrative bungle led to the wrong embryos being implanted into two patients, shattering the dreams of families and raising serious questions about the clinic's protocols.
Babies Die in Contaminated IV Drip Hospital Scandal
A major investigation is underway after several babies died from a bacterial infection linked to contaminated intravenous drips at an NHS hospital, raising serious patient safety concerns.
BBC changes headline on Gaza cancer patient death
The BBC has revised a controversial headline suggesting a Gaza cancer patient died from malnutrition after facing backlash for inaccurate reporting.
Cosmetic procedure crisis: Beyond rogue clinics
As demand for non-surgical treatments soars, experts warn that lax regulations and profit-driven practices put patients at risk. Here's what needs to change.
AI helps Chelsea Hospital predict patient discharges
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital is leveraging AI to predict patient discharges, reducing bed shortages and improving efficiency in the NHS.
Dying patients moved amid sudden hospice closure
Terminally ill patients were abruptly transferred from a closing hospice, with reports of chaotic scenes and distress in their final hours. Managers accused of cruelty.
Mum's shoulder pain led to sudden paralysis
A mother shares her terrifying experience after routine shoulder pain led to sudden paralysis, exposing gaps in NHS emergency care.
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