Why M&S Greek Yoghurt Pots Are Worth It
Angela Patrone shares her discovery of M&S Greek yoghurt pots with fruit compote, praising them as a healthier, tastier alternative to Muller Corner despite the higher price.
Category : Health
British Dad in Coma in Thai Hospital After Sepsis on Holiday
Fraser Derbyshire, 35, is in a coma with sepsis in Bangkok after collapsing at his hotel. He needs urgent open-heart surgery, and his family faces overwhelming medical costs without insurance.
Jesy Nelson Hails Full SMA Screening Rollout as 'Day of Hope'
Former Little Mix singer Jesy Nelson celebrates the full rollout of spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) screening for newborns across England, calling it a 'day of hope' after her twins were diagnosed with the rare condition.
England to Screen All Newborns for Spinal Muscular Atrophy
All newborns in England will be tested for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) from October 2027, following a campaign by the Daily Mirror and singer Jesy Nelson, whose twins were diagnosed late.
SMA Test for All Newborns in England: Landmark Victory
From October, every newborn in England will be screened for spinal muscular atrophy, a landmark victory after the Mirror's campaign since 2021, backed by Jesy Nelson's petition.
Every Baby in England to Be Tested for SMA from Birth
Every baby in England will be tested for Spinal Muscular Atrophy from birth after Jesy Nelson's campaign. Screening begins October 2026, three months ahead of schedule.
Significant patient safety concerns at Royal Glamorgan Hospital
An unannounced HIW inspection at Royal Glamorgan Hospital found significant patient safety and quality of care concerns, including environmental risks, training gaps, and unresolved ligature hazards.
Jesy Nelson Celebrates Full SMA Screening Rollout in England
Jesy Nelson's campaign for universal spinal muscular atrophy screening succeeds as England rolls out newborn heel prick test from October 2026, covering all regions by 2027.
Emmerdale Star's Real-Life Heartbreak: Homelessness and Wife's Death
Tony Audenshaw, Emmerdale's Bob Hope, faced homelessness and his wife Ruth's death from cancer. He slept in his car and now runs marathons for Pancreatic Cancer UK.
Boy, 8, Dies After Brave Battle with Rare Condition
Luca Toland-Ogg, eight, from Milngavie, died on July 8 after a six-year battle with Lesch-Nyhan syndrome, a condition affecting 1 in 380,000. His family faces financial hardship.
Corrie's Strangulation Storyline: Brave, Vital, Life-Saving
Coronation Street tackles non-fatal strangulation as Betsy suffers a stroke. Over 55% of young adults have experienced it. Experts say no safe way exists. New school lessons announced.
Mum's Eye Eaten by Parasites After Contact Lens Mistake
Emma Marsden, 47, lost vision in her left eye after parasites ate her cornea. The infection, acanthamoeba keratitis, occurred after she washed her face while wearing contact lenses.
Coronation Street Fans Hail Sydney Martin in Bold Stroke Storyline
Coronation Street viewers praise Sydney Martin's acting as Betsy Swain suffers a stroke caused by strangulation during consensual sex, highlighting a bold and important storyline.
Expert Warns of Dangers as Choking in Sex Becomes Normalised
Professor Clare McGlynn warns that choking during sex, normalised by extreme porn, poses serious health risks like brain damage, and calls for enforcement of the Online Safety Act.
Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream: £26 Wrinkle-Plumping Moisturiser Loved by Many
The £26 Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream, favoured by Molly-Mae Hague and praised by a 74-year-old reviewer for reducing wrinkles in three days, boasts a 4.8-star rating from over 7,300 shoppers for its plumping hydration.
Meteorite with Salty Fluids May Hold Clues to Life on Earth
A meteorite that crashed through a New Jersey home contains salty fluids from a primitive asteroid, offering potential insights into the molecules that led to life on Earth.
200+ Cases of Explosive Diarrhoea Linked to Salad Greens
More than 200 cases of cyclosporiasis, causing explosive diarrhoea, confirmed in Indiana as CDC reports 1,645 cases across 34 states; salad greens suspected.
Top Rugby Referee Steps Down After Cancer Diagnosis
Aimee Barrett-Theron, the most-capped female international rugby referee, has stepped down with immediate effect to undergo treatment for breast cancer.
Headaches Dismissed as Stress Were Aggressive Brain Tumour
Mitch Jenderko, 31, was told his headaches were work stress, but a seizure revealed a stage four astrocytoma. He married Gemma and they are expecting a baby despite an 18-month prognosis.
Doctor Explains Falling Sensation When Falling Asleep
Dr Amir Khan explains hypnic jerks, a common phenomenon where you feel like you're falling as you nod off, experienced by 70% of people. Learn the science and tips to reduce them.
Chewing ice in heatwave could cost £300 dental bill
Chewing ice to cool down during a heatwave can chip enamel, crack teeth, and damage fillings, leading to dental bills of up to £300, warns dentist Dr Jyothi Chintamani.
Pregnant Mum's Stomach Bug Was Actually Sepsis
Sarah Hiscock from Caerphilly thought she had a stomach bug at 36 weeks pregnant, but it was sepsis. She was induced and her daughter delivered safely after doctors acted quickly.
Nobby Stiles Died from Brain Condition Caused by Heading
1966 World Cup winner Nobby Stiles died with severe dementia and CTE from heading a football about 140,000 times, a coroner has ruled. His family campaigns for better support for ex-players.
MPs Call for Ban on Fast Food Outlets Near Schools
MPs demand a ban on fast food outlets near schools and junk food ads on billboards and public transport to combat obesity, costing the UK £74bn annually.
How Yoga Transformed My View of Scoliosis and Body Image
A woman with scoliosis who declined surgery as a teenager finds acceptance through yoga, transforming her relationship with her body and becoming an instructor.
Open the front door to help kids thrive, not just turn off phones
Children's independence has declined for decades, harming mental health. Opening the front door for unsupervised play is as crucial as limiting smartphones.
Nobby Stiles' Death 'Significantly Contributed To' by Heading
Coroner rules Nobby Stiles' death was significantly contributed to by CTE caused by repeated heading, as inquest hears he may have headed the ball over 136,000 times. Plans to write to FA and DofE.
Old Crynant Chapel to Become Care Home Under New Plans
A 19th-century chapel in Crynant, closed since 2017, may be converted into a care home. Plans submitted to Neath Port Talbot Council focus on internal works, preserving the historic exterior. The building is of local importance.
MHRA Strengthens Botox Warnings After Rare Botulism Cases
The MHRA has strengthened safety warnings for botulinum toxin products after rare reports of botulism, a serious and potentially fatal condition, urging patients to seek immediate medical attention if symptoms occur.
Why You Jerk Awake While Falling Asleep: Dr Amir Khan Explains
Dr Amir Khan explains hypnic jerks—sudden muscle spasms as you fall asleep. He reveals the brain misinterprets muscle relaxation as falling, triggering a jolt. 70% of people experience this harmless reflex.
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