Inquest finds four-week-old Lakshith Guptha Nalla died after being left unfed for hours on cold wet sheets at University Hospital of Wales due to understaffing and equipment failures.
Sir Keir Starmer discusses brother Nick's terminal cancer, grief, masculinity, and concerns over toxic division and role models for young men.
Celebrity chefs Jamie Oliver and Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall lead a campaign to double UK bean consumption by 2028, supported by supermarkets and the Food Foundation.
Kelly Clarkson returns to her TV show a month after ex-husband Brandon Blackstock's death from melanoma at age 48.
ASA bans Beauty Pie LED mask ad for insufficient evidence; experts question efficacy of at-home light therapy devices.
BBC DJ Liz Kershaw shares her Sunday routine: early starts, low-carb treats, lockdown loneliness, and memories of childhood radio.
Mutated H3N2 flu strain, more transmissible, threatens severe winter. Hospitals prepare for spike, urge vaccination despite reduced vaccine efficacy.
US states cut Medicaid coverage of GLP-1 weight-loss drugs as costs soar, sparking debate over short-term savings vs long-term health impacts.
A woman dies after 430+ wrongly excluded from Scotland's cervical screening programme; minister apologises and offers urgent appointments.
Teen dies after taking paracetamol for headache; rare blood clot linked to contraceptive pill. Mother warns others after tragedy.
Wrexham family suffers nine-year rat infestation; council offers move too far from school and support.
Exploring why healthcare professionals like Niels Högel become serial killers, with expert insights on motives, red flags, and systemic failures.
WHO chief Tedros hails five recoveries from rare Ebola strain in eastern Congo, despite no approved treatment or vaccine.
The Foreign Office has issued a warning about methanol poisoning signs after British tourists died from consuming contaminated alcohol abroad.
A woman broke her neck after a forceful yawn, requiring emergency surgery and leaving her with permanent nerve damage.
A four-year-old girl had her eyelids glued shut after a doctor used excessive glue on a cut, leading to a £12,000 compensation payout.
Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh opens up about her breast cancer scare after finding a lump, urging women to check their breasts.
Research reveals top everyday sights that bring happiness to Brits, from rainbows to random acts of kindness.
Veterinary surgeon Ángela González says pet owners should skip eclipse glasses for pets ahead of the UK's partial solar eclipse on August 12, as animals rarely stare at the sun.
A new survey by EV charging provider Pod reveals that 84% of Brits say an unexpected compliment can turn their day around, with small, regular rewards beating big one-offs.
WHO data shows southern European children abandoning Mediterranean diet, leading to obesity rates over 40% in Cyprus, Greece, Spain, Italy.
Sleep experts warn that old mattresses harbour bacteria, mould, and dust mites, posing health risks and sleep disruption. Replace every 6-8 years.
Vascular surgeon Nayef El-Barghouty suspended for a year after botched operations led to death and lifelong injury; GMC cites clinical failings and dishonesty.
A fear-of-flying course in India sees a tenfold increase in enquiries after the Air India crash that killed 260 people.
A guide to wheelchair-friendly attractions, transport, dining, and hotels in the Cotswolds, highlighting accessible routes and facilities.
Prue Leith reveals she quit The Great British Bake Off due to unsteadiness on her feet, fearing a fall during filming.
Discover how the humble dill herb, packed with flavonoids and vitamins, can improve digestion, reduce muscle cramps, and support heart health.
Bolton coroner rules Demi Agoglia died without informed consent after Brazilian butt lift in Turkey, citing neglect and poor post-operative care.
Two dead and 58 sickened in Legionnaires’ disease outbreak in Harlem, NYC. Officials urge flu-like symptom sufferers to seek medical help.
Heavy menstrual bleeding affects up to 50% of women, yet research lags. UK women suffer in silence, impacting work and life.