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Two prisoners die at Lucy Letby's jail

Two prisoners have died at HMP Low Newton, the same facility where notorious child killer Lucy Letby is held. Authorities are investigating the deaths, which occurred within days of each other.

Ghislaine Maxwell’s Luxurious Prison Quarters Revealed

Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein, is reportedly living in plush prison conditions while complaining about other inmates' behaviour, despite her own crimes involving underage girls.

Prison guard had affair with murderer inmate

A female prison officer had an illicit relationship with a convicted murderer, leading to her dismissal and a police investigation. The scandal has raised serious questions about security in UK prisons.

High-Fibre Diet Enhances Protein Absorption

Discover how a high-fibre diet can enhance protein absorption, improve gut health, and reduce the risk of chronic diseases. Learn which foods to include for maximum benefits.

Foods That Prevent Illness in Later Life

New research reveals that a diet rich in certain foods may significantly reduce the risk of chronic diseases as you age. Discover which foods to add to your plate today.

DASH, Mediterranean diets slash diabetes risk

New research reveals that following the DASH or Mediterranean diet may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes by nearly a third. Experts weigh in on the benefits of these heart-healthy eating plans.

Demi Lovato's frozen yogurt rant sparks backlash

Pop star Demi Lovato faced backlash after accusing a Los Angeles frozen yogurt shop of promoting 'diet culture'. The controversy erupted when Lovato called out the shop for offering sugar-free options, but the situation took an unexpected turn.

Med diet cuts diabetes risk 30% - Cambridge study

New research from the University of Cambridge highlights the Mediterranean diet's significant role in reducing Type 2 diabetes risk, especially among Hispanic and Asian populations.

Plant-based diet cuts diabetes risk by 70%

New research suggests that adopting a fibre-rich, plant-based diet could dramatically reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes, offering a potential lifeline for millions.

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