Health Secretary Slams Striking Doctors' 'Absurd' Demands
Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticises striking doctors for 'absurd' demands as a six-day walkout looms, with NHS England warning the government's offer may be withdrawn.
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Fact Check: NHS Lists, Easter Eggs, Asylum Hotel Rumours Debunked
Full Fact, the UK's leading fact-checking charity, has investigated and disproved three viral claims: Scottish NHS waiting list figures, Cadbury removing 'Easter' from eggs, and a Plymouth hotel housing asylum seekers.
Walmart Dino Nuggets Health Alert Over Lead Contamination Risk
A public health alert warns that Great Value Dino Shaped Chicken Nuggets sold nationwide could be contaminated with lead, posing risks to children's development. Authorities urge disposal or return.
Blood Pressure Pills Risk Sodium Drop in Older Women
A major Swedish study reveals thiazide diuretics, prescribed to millions in the UK, significantly increase hyponatremia risk in women over 80, prompting calls for closer monitoring.
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Wes Streeting Criticises Doctors' Strike Demands as 'Absurd'
Health Secretary Wes Streeting accuses the British Medical Association of rejecting a government deal while expecting its benefits, as a six-day strike threatens NHS services.
DWP Attendance Allowance Warning: Payments Could Stop
Over 1.7 million pensioners in Great Britain risk having their Attendance Allowance payments reduced, halted, or facing penalties if they fail to report changes in circumstances promptly.
UK Pensioners Could Get £4,300 Extra from DWP
Elderly Brits may qualify for over £4,300 in additional Pension Credit support this year, but many remain unaware of their eligibility for this under-claimed benefit.
Insurance Instability Drives Cancer Survival Gap in Young Adults
New research reveals how unstable health coverage for Americans aged 15-39 leads to later cancer diagnoses and significantly worse survival outcomes compared to privately insured peers.
William Praises Bowelbabe Fund's £20M Milestone as Legacy
The Prince of Wales has paid tribute to Dame Deborah James after her Bowelbabe Fund surpassed £20 million, calling it an 'incredible milestone' in a personal Instagram message.
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Wes Streeting: BMA Not Serious About Doctors' Pay Agreement
Health Secretary Wes Streeting criticises the BMA for rejecting a 4.9% pay rise offer for resident doctors, warning that planned strikes will cost taxpayers £250 million and delay NHS improvements.
Dietitian Struck Off for Using ChatGPT in NHS Interview
A dietician has been removed from the UK register after using AI to provide 'textbook' answers during a remote NHS job interview while in Nigeria, raising concerns about recruitment integrity.
Cicada Covid Variant Spreads in US, Vaccine Evasion Risk
A new Covid variant, BA.3.2, known as Cicada, is spreading across the US and may evade current vaccines, with symptoms including sore throat and fatigue.
Henry Harris' Baked Smoked Haddock and Lemon Pudding
Discover Henry Harris' easy Easter lunch alternative: baked smoked haddock with parmesan and a lemon icebox pudding. Quick recipes for a light, enjoyable supper.
UK Government Announces Major NHS Funding and Reform
The UK government has unveiled a significant funding increase for the NHS, aimed at reducing waiting times and improving patient care across England.
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Black Country Volunteers Tackle England's Inactivity Crisis
Volunteers in the West Midlands are leading grassroots efforts to address stark inactivity rates, with community bike hubs and walking groups inspiring change in one of England's poorest regions.
Spring Festivals: Food, Family, and Fresh Starts Across Cultures
Eid, Nowruz, Passover, and Easter highlight shared themes of generosity and hope through festive meals, bringing families together for renewal and celebration.
Aged Care Funding Algorithm Under Scrutiny for Fairness
An algorithm used to allocate aged care funding in Australia is under investigation for potential biases and lack of transparency, raising concerns about equitable resource distribution.
Double Bowel Cancer Battle: Young Woman's Warning
Charlotte Rutherford, diagnosed with bowel cancer at 26 and again at 29, shares her harrowing journey and urges vigilance for symptoms like stomach pain and weight loss in young people.
Polio Outbreak Risk Highest in Generation, Doctors Warn
Leading pandemic doctors warn that falling vaccination rates and cuts to global eradication funding have created the highest polio outbreak risk in the UK for over a generation.
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Women 25% More Prone to 3am Wake-Ups: Hormonal Causes
Research reveals women are 25% more likely to experience disruptive 3am awakenings due to hormonal fluctuations across menstrual cycles and menopause, with expert advice on managing sleep.
Soak Halloumi in Hot Water for Perfect Texture, Chef Reveals
A chef's viral Instagram tip reveals soaking halloumi in hot water for 10 minutes before grilling transforms it from squeaky to perfectly chewy, with a simple recipe included.
Family's Race to Save Toddler from Childhood Dementia
Two-year-old Leni Forrester battles Sanfilippo Syndrome, a rare genetic condition known as childhood dementia. Her parents fight for experimental gene therapy while raising £5.5 million for clinical trials.
NHS Documentary 'A+E After Dark' Returns with Harrowing Episode
The gripping documentary series 'A+E After Dark' returns for its seventh series, exposing the dark side of NHS emergency care amid rising violence against staff and intense night shifts.
Over 90% of UK Adults Over 40 with Autism Undiagnosed
New research from King's College London shows alarmingly high rates of undiagnosed autism in adults over 40, with experts identifying seven subtle signs often missed in older adults.
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New PIP Payment Rates: Four Groups Likely to Get £778 Monthly
Over 1,000 new PIP awards are issued daily, with certain health conditions more likely to receive longer-term awards of up to £778.40 every four weeks. Proposed reforms are shelved pending a review.
Autistic Non-Speaker Debunks Three Common Myths
Timothy HoYuan Chan, a non-speaking autistic PhD candidate, challenges misconceptions about language, empathy, and behaviour in the autistic community.
Adult Autism Diagnosis: Traits, Challenges and Seeking Answers
More adults than ever are seeking autism diagnoses, often after their children are diagnosed or through social media awareness. Experts explain the traits, diagnostic challenges, and why recognition matters.
Rethinking Autism: The 'Spectrum' Concept May Be Misleading (02.04.2026)
New research challenges the traditional view of autism as a single spectrum, arguing it oversimplifies diverse traits and needs. Experts call for more nuanced understanding.
Easter Chocolate's Sleep Disruptors: Sugar, Caffeine, Theobromine
Late-night consumption of Easter eggs can negatively impact sleep due to sugar spikes, caffeine, and theobromine. Experts advise avoiding chocolate three hours before bed.
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Discover how to maintain vibrant hair colour without sacrificing health. Top colourist Zoë Irwin shares professional tips on aftercare, UV protection, and product balance.
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