Labour Sugar Rules May Strip Fruit from Foods
Supermarket bosses warn Labour's sugar labelling plans could force manufacturers to replace natural fruit ingredients with artificial sweeteners in products like pasta sauces and yoghurts.
Category : Health
Esther Rantzen's Cancer Drugs Stop Working, Time 'Limited'
Broadcaster Dame Esther Rantzen reveals her stage four lung cancer medication has ceased to be effective. She fears she won't live to see the assisted dying bill become law in the UK.
Deaf-run London cafe pioneers sign language ordering
A groundbreaking cafe in London run by deaf staff is flipping the script, requiring hearing customers to order using British Sign Language, fostering inclusivity and challenging communication norms.
Secondary Infertility: Redefining Family and Mental Health
A clinical psychologist explores how therapy helped a mother cope with secondary infertility, challenging fixed notions of family and siblinghood to find peace in uncertainty.
50-Jump Morning Challenge: Health Boost or Hype?
The TikTok 50-jump morning trend promises physical and mental benefits, but experts weigh in on its real effects, from bone density to pelvic health risks.
King's Sandringham Parkrun Visit Boosts Cancer Charity
King Charles III made a surprise appearance at a charity parkrun in Sandringham, cheering on participants from the Move Against Cancer group. The visit has been described as transformative for public perception of living with cancer.
Study Pinpoints 17 Dementia Risk Factors
Swedish researchers have identified 17 factors influencing Alzheimer's and vascular dementia, with 45% of cases linked to modifiable lifestyle choices like smoking and diet.
British Museum Papyrus Sparks Biblical Giants Debate
A 3,300-year-old Egyptian papyrus held by the British Museum has reignited scholarly debate about possible evidence for biblical giants, describing people up to eight feet tall.
Rare Exercise Allergy Leaves Woman 'Living in Fear' of Fatal Reaction
A fitness enthusiast from Worcestershire has been diagnosed with a rare exercise-induced allergy that causes severe reactions, leaving her terrified of potentially life-threatening anaphylaxis.
Two-Day Oat Diet Cuts Bad Cholesterol by 10%
Research published in Nature Communications reveals a simple two-day oatmeal diet can reduce LDL cholesterol by 10%, with effects lasting six weeks and promoting weight loss.
23 Million Americans Face Healthcare Premium Crisis
Millions of Americans are making difficult healthcare choices as premiums soar following the expiration of pandemic-era tax credits, with some facing increases of over 100%.
Mulligatawny Recipe: A Spicy Winter Soup Revival
Learn how to make mulligatawny, a historic Indian-inspired soup, with Felicity Cloake's easy nine-step recipe. Perfect for winter warming.
Are Protein Bars Healthy? Nutritionists Weigh In
Experts reveal the hidden dangers of protein bars, from unhealthy processing to artificial ingredients, and advise on better dietary choices for protein intake.
US Vaccine Committee Revisits All Recommendations
A US advisory committee is reviewing all vaccine recommendations, marking a shift under chair Kirk Milhoan, who criticises mandates and questions established science.
Homeless Man Hits Back at Drunken Abuse in York
Mark Madsen, a 40-year-old homeless man from York, speaks out against verbal abuse from drunk weekend revellers while sharing his journey from factory worker to rough sleeper.
Reading Aloud: A Bridge Through Dementia's Fog
Jo Glanville shares how reading books to her parents with dementia revealed unimpaired cognitive functions, challenging perceptions of 'living death' and highlighting the importance of connection.
Why Rejection Can Be Good For You
New research reveals how embracing rejection can boost psychological resilience, enhance creativity, and improve social functioning. Discover the science behind why being turned down might be beneficial.
Parenting Adult Children: New Rules for Extended Adolescence
With neuroscience showing adolescence extends to age 32, parents face new challenges in raising adult children. A psychotherapist shares principles for building healthy relationships amid economic pressures and shifting family dynamics.
Southampton Hospital Evacuated After Major Fire
A major fire at University Hospital Southampton led to a full-scale evacuation, with over 110 firefighters battling the blaze. No injuries were reported, but emergency services are being diverted.
Mum's £70k Cocaine Hell: 'Snorted to Hoover'
A mother of two reveals how a secret cocaine addiction cost her £70,000 and nearly her life, as she urges others to seek help for substance abuse.
UKHSA Alert: Deadly Nipah Virus Outbreak in Asia
The UK Health Security Agency has issued urgent travel advice amid a Nipah virus outbreak in parts of Asia, warning of a 40-75% mortality rate and potential neurological complications.
Fire at University Hospital Southampton Sparks Major Incident
A major incident has been declared at University Hospital Southampton after a fire broke out early this morning. Over 110 firefighters responded, evacuating patients and containing the blaze with no injuries reported.
Fire at Southampton Hospital Declares Major Incident
A major incident has been declared following a significant fire at Southampton General Hospital. Emergency services contained the blaze, with no injuries reported, but outpatient appointments are cancelled and roads closed.
TikTok Gravy Recipe with 'Magic' Ingredient Divides Viewers
Food influencer Rebecca Morgan shares her family's gravy recipe featuring a 'magic' ingredient, but viewers are split on whether it qualifies as proper gravy.
Boy, 4, Dies After Swallowing Fridge Magnets
A four-year-old boy from Stoke-on-Trent tragically died after swallowing fridge magnets that perforated his bowel, leading to acute peritonitis and sepsis.
Homeless Man's Hotel Rejection Leads to Life Change
A homeless man turned away from a Manchester Holiday Inn during freezing temperatures has revealed how the incident became a catalyst for his rehabilitation journey.
Menopause Tech Boom: Experts Warn of 'Gold Rush' Risks
As wearable tech targets menopausal women with cooling bracelets and symptom trackers, specialists caution against unverified products and advocate for evidence-based solutions.
Common Pains That Could Signal Medical Emergencies
London GP Dr Ellie Cannon explains when headaches, chest pain, back aches and abdominal discomfort require urgent medical attention versus being minor nuisances.
Condiment Storage Guide: Fridge vs Cupboard Rules
Consumer champion Which? reveals definitive storage rules for 20 common condiments, settling debates like ketchup placement and highlighting health risks from improper storage.
Amazon Tribe Lives Without Time in Eternal Present
The Amondawa people of the Amazon rainforest have no concept of time, living entirely in the present moment. This contrasts starkly with modern physics theories suggesting 'Now' is an illusion.
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