Four dead including baby in Derby crash, driver arrested
Four people, including a baby girl, died in a crash on the A38 in Derby. The driver, a 33-year-old man from Leeds, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Category : Health
North East life expectancy three years less than London
Life expectancy in the North East is three years lower than in London, with the North-South gap widening, according to King's Fund analysis.
Rita Wilson reveals two requests she made to Tom Hanks after cancer diagnosis
Rita Wilson shared the two requests she made to Tom Hanks after her 2015 breast cancer diagnosis: be sad for a long time and throw a party.
Blue Badge Renewal Warning for Disabled Drivers
Disabled drivers warned to renew Blue Badge three months early to avoid £1,000 fine; over 3.2 million holders in England and Scotland.
Sharon Osbourne Kisses Photo of Ozzy at Parkinson's Charity Event
Sharon Osbourne kisses photo of late husband Ozzy at Cure Parkinson's charity event, as tribute fragrance is launched.
More than 30 UK toys recalled over asbestos fears
More than 30 toys sold by M&S, Tesco, Primark and others recalled in the UK over asbestos-contaminated sand from China.
Princess Andre Opens Up About Mental Health Struggles Amid Parents' Feud
Princess Andre reveals her mental health battles and therapy amid her parents Peter Andre and Katie Price's ongoing feud.
Maya Jama urges smear test after health scare, reveals cells being monitored
Maya Jama urges women to book smear tests after revealing she has abnormal cervical cells following a year-long delay in her screening.
Safe Coffee Limit: Five Cups Daily, Experts Confirm
The American Heart Association says up to 400mg of caffeine (about five cups of coffee) daily is safe for most adults and may even benefit heart health. Experts also note no increased cardiovascular risk without added sugar.
Hospital Work Experience On Sale For £500 Criticised As Unfair
A careers charity criticises a £500 hospital work experience scheme as unfair to disadvantaged students applying for medicine.
Non-burping condition 'damages quality of life', say researchers
Researchers say R-CPD, or 'no burp syndrome', causes physical pain and mental distress, with half of sufferers seeking help but 90% not receiving adequate care.
New FLiRT and LB.1 Covid variants spreading in UK, doctors warn
New FLiRT and LB.1 Covid variants are spreading across the UK. Doctors warn of symptoms and recommend precautions as summer events drive transmission.
Add Water, Not Butter, for Juicy Pan-Fried Chicken, TikTok Hack Reveals
A TikTok hack suggests adding water to the pan when frying chicken for consistently moist results, not butter. Resting is key.
Widened Brain Arteries May Cause Thousands Of Uk Strokes
Study finds lacunar strokes in 35,000 UK patients linked to widened brain arteries, not blockages, explaining poor response to blood thinners.
Sleepless Britain: Children's Sleep Crisis Deepens as NHS Struggles to Cope
British children are severely sleep-deprived, with hospital admissions for sleep disorders tripling in a decade, say experts.
Garlic Transforms Baked Salmon Into Tender, Flavourful Balls
Discover how adding garlic transforms baked salmon into moist, flavourful balls. Ready in 30 minutes, this healthy recipe serves four.
Student Loan Debt and Mental Health: Expert Tips for Coping
Tips for managing student loan debt and protecting mental health, including setting worry-free times, using rewards, and sharing with loved ones.
£18 Cooling Eye Balm Hailed as Summer Essential by Beauty Fans
REFY's £18 Under Eye Balm earns rave reviews for instantly cooling and refreshing tired eyes, making it a summer essential.
Mum Loses 5st in Six Months Without Jabs or Fad Diets
A mum lost 5 stone in 6 months without jabs or fad diets by building sustainable habits, including a calorie deficit and home workouts. She now maintains her weight and shares her journey online.
Nearly 19,000 NHS Patients Left Waiting Three Days in A&E Over 12 Months
Almost 19,000 NHS patients waited three days in A&E over 12 months, with undercover footage revealing squalid conditions at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital.
Health Leaders Warn NHS ‘Struggling to Catch Its Breath’ Amid Back-to-Back Strikes
Back-to-back NHS strikes by junior doctors and consultants cause serious disruption; health leaders warn of 'suspended animation'.
Denture Tablets: Surprising Stain Remover for White Clothes
Cleaning expert Lynsey Queen of Clean reveals how denture tablets can remove stains from white clothes using oxygen bleach and effervescent action.
Pension Schemes Act Becomes Law, Promising £29,000 Boost for Savers
Pension Schemes Act becomes law, giving UK workers average £29,000 boost via auto-consolidation and value-for-money requirements.
Adult sleep coaching on the rise as 'sleep hygiene' fails many
Growing numbers of adults are turning to one-to-one sleep consultants to overcome sleeplessness, cutting through conflicting online advice with tailored plans.
Morning coffee may alter brain's touch response, study suggests
Small study finds caffeine enhances brain's filtering of touch, potentially affecting movement control and offering insights into neurological disorders.
Jesy Nelson's twin babies diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy
Jesy Nelson's twin babies diagnosed with SMA type 1; unlikely to walk but received treatment; singer raises awareness of rare condition.
Teen's fatigue dismissed as 'being a teenage girl' turned out to be leukaemia
Fife teen Sophia Maclaren, 18, had leukaemia symptoms dismissed by GPs as 'being a teenage girl' for a year before diagnosis.
‘Common Side Effects’ Season 2 First Footage Revealed at Annecy
First footage from 'Common Side Effects' season 2 reveals new characters, darker tone, and expanded portal world.
Minnesota boy survives arrow through brain in 'miracle'
A nine-year-old boy in Minnesota survived after an arrow pierced his brain, with doctors calling it a miracle.
Ethical Concerns Rise Over Online Human Remains Trade in UK
Experts warn of rise in online trade of human remains amid UK legal loophole, with fears of grave-robbing and unethical sourcing.
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