Pilot suicide reveals aviation mental health crisis
The tragic death of a Delta pilot highlights a culture of silence where aviators fear losing their licenses if they seek help for depression and anxiety. Read the full investigation.
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Swimmer filmed using phone in pool ignites addiction debate
A video of a woman scrolling her phone while swimming at Bondi Icebergs has gone viral, highlighting Australia's mobile phone addiction crisis. Discover the shocking statistics.
Report: Reuse Schemes Could End Plastic Waste in 15 Years
A new report reveals that mandatory reuse and return systems could eliminate single-use plastic waste in the UK within 15 years. Discover the roadmap to a cleaner future.
Young People's Long-Term Antidepressant Use Skyrockets
New research reveals a 110% surge in long-term antidepressant use among 10-24 year olds in the UK, with 45% taking them beyond recommended guidelines. Experts warn of a potential crisis.
Carpenter and Franklin Publisher Condemn Trump Admin Use
Pop star Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle have publicly disavowed the Trump administration's use of their work to promote immigration and defence policies. Read the full story.
Pilot in fatal Sea World crash used cocaine before flight
A coroner hears the pilot in Australia's Sea World helicopter disaster had a mental breakdown and used cocaine before the joy flight that killed four. Read the full investigation details.
Pre-teen smartphone use fuels obesity and depression risk
New research links smartphone ownership in pre-teens to a 31% higher depression risk and increased obesity. Discover the findings and expert advice for parents.
Cannabis 'Scromiting' Syndrome Hospitalisations Soar
Doctors issue urgent warning as hospitalisations for severe cannabis hyperemesis syndrome surge fourfold. Learn the symptoms and risks of long-term use.
Smartphones Before Age 12 Tied to Child Health Risks
A major US study finds children given smartphones before 12 face higher risks of depression, obesity, and poor sleep. Experts urge parents to consider health impacts and set clear usage rules.
Families leave Toronto over unaffordable homes and safety
Families are abandoning Toronto as soaring property costs and rising street drug use shatter dreams of a secure family life. Discover why even six-figure incomes aren't enough.
Woman in court for walking wrong way on Tube escalator
Michaela Copeland, 32, pleads not guilty after allegedly walking against the intended direction on a TfL escalator in Greenwich. Her trial is set for April. Read the full story.
Aldi's Christmas Cheesecake Expires Before Christmas Day
An Aldi shopper spotted a festive faux pas: a Christmas pudding cheesecake with a use-by date of December 24. Discover the amusing reaction and why it's still 'yummy'.
Health Insurance Warning: Use It or Lose It
Aussies urged to check health funds as millions risk losing thousands in unclaimed extras. Dental, optical and physio benefits expire Dec 31. Act now to claim your entitlements.
Asda recalls duck spring rolls over safety fears
Asda issues urgent 'do not eat' warning for its 10 Mini Duck Spring Rolls with Hoisin Dip due to incorrect use-by date posing food poisoning risk. Full refunds available.
Seattle homeless encampment grows near tourist spots
Massive homeless encampment emerges near Seattle's Space Needle as city prepares for new mayor's policies. Concerns rise over drug use and public safety. Read the full investigation.
New Study Debunks Social Media Addiction Myth
New research reveals excessive social media use is often a habit, not an addiction. Discover the real impact on mental health and why so many feel hooked. Read the full story.
Study: Instagram use is habit, not addiction
New research finds excessive social media use is often a conditioned habit rather than a true addiction. Discover how this changes responsibility and what it means for UK teens.
UK migrants routinely handcuffed, report finds
A damning report reveals vulnerable migrants in UK detention centres face routine handcuffing and excessive force. Read the shocking findings and demand accountability.
UK Christmas electricity use soars 7 times higher
British households will consume seven times more electricity on Christmas Day, enough to watch Home Alone 183 times. EDF offers free power to ease costs.
Cannabis addiction rising as potency increases
Stanford expert debunks cannabis addiction myths as disorder affects 3 in 10 users. Learn to spot warning signs and discover effective treatment options available today.
Parental phone battle after daughter's burner phone
As Prince William debates a phone for Prince George, a mum reveals why she confiscated her daughter's smartphone, leading to friends smuggling in a burner. Discover expert advice on delaying smartphones for kids.
London's Visible Social Collapse Shocks Returning Mother
A journalist's return to London reveals a city transformed by visible drug use, prostitution, and homelessness. Discover the stark reality of social decay in the capital.
Pilot urges Australians to join aviation industry
Commercial pilot Amelia Johnson calls for more Australians to get pilot licenses, highlighting earning potential up to £300,000 and addressing industry challenges.
Pilot who tried to cut plane's engines sentenced
Former Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson sentenced for trying to cut engines mid-flight. Judge cites mental health, sentences time served. Read the full story.
75% of Brits are polite to AI for better results
A new study reveals three-quarters of UK adults politely ask AI for help, with younger users leading the trend. Discover why manners matter in the digital age.
Social media use in decline, study finds
New analysis reveals a 10% drop in daily social media use since 2022. Are you cutting back? Share your experience with the Guardian.
HMP Wandsworth Prison Crisis: Shocking Insider Revelations
An exclusive look inside HMP Wandsworth reveals overcrowded cells, rampant drug use, and prisoners sleeping on mattresses in corridors as the prison system reaches breaking point.
Metallica Perth concert drug use allegations rock fans
Concertgoers at Metallica's Perth performance have raised serious concerns about alleged widespread drug use among attendees, with reports of intoxicated fans disrupting the experience for others at the Optus Stadium event.
California School Crisis: Sex, Drugs and Violence Exposed
Shocking investigation reveals California schools in meltdown with rampant drug use, explicit sexual behaviour and daily violence creating 'Lord of the Flies' environment for students and teachers.
NYC Mayor's secret subway ride reveals transit crisis
Eric Adams goes undercover on NYC subway to witness firsthand the dangerous conditions commuters face daily - from drug use to mental health crises plaguing the underground system.
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