Former beauty queen dies at 42 after cervical cancer battle
Néya Camargo, a former beauty queen and mum-of-one, has died at 42 after battling cervical cancer for almost a year, leaving behind her 16-year-old son, Jhon.
Category : Health
Mum dies of ovarian cancer after symptoms dismissed as perimenopause
Kelly Hashemi, 41, died of ovarian cancer after symptoms were dismissed as perimenopause. A private scan revealed stage three cancer. Her husband Arya runs the Great North Run in her memory.
Mum died of ovarian cancer after perimenopause misdiagnosis
Kelly Hashemi, 41, died of ovarian cancer after her symptoms were attributed to perimenopause. Her husband Arya will run the Great North Run to raise funds for St Bede's Hospice.
Tyneside mum dies after perimenopause diagnosis
Kelly Hashemi, 41, died of ovarian cancer after symptoms were dismissed as perimenopause. Husband Arya runs Great North Run for St Bede's Hospice.
Biohacker's girlfriend says couple are 'like Adam and Eve'
Kate Tolo, girlfriend of billionaire biohacker Bryan Johnson, says they feel like 'Adam and Eve' in their quest for eternal life, but admits they sleep in separate rooms.
Avocado freshness hack: keep them green for up to five days
A simple post-purchase avocado storage trick can preserve freshness for up to five days, with specific steps for whole, sliced, and guacamole forms.
Matcha: Rochelle Humes' favourite drink and its health benefits
Matcha, the green tea powder loved by Rochelle Humes, is now a high street staple. Studies suggest it may aid weight loss, brain performance and skin health, but experts say it is not a quick-fix hack on its own.
Eggs last longer in fridge, not cupboards, says Egg Info
British Lion Eggs' Egg Info advises storing eggs in the fridge below 20°C, not cupboards, to maintain freshness and quality.
Dr Xand: speak to GP if heartbeat changes suddenly
Dr Xand van Tullen says sudden fast or irregular heartbeats mean you should speak to your GP or call 999, as they can signal atrial fibrillation.
Crush on male best friend leaves reader confused
A woman in her 20s has developed feelings for her male best friend after a recent kiss felt different, leaving her unsure whether to risk their friendship for a possible romance.
BBC Breakfast Interrupted for Migrant Alert as Viewers Outraged
BBC Breakfast paused live coverage for a migrant crisis update, revealing criminal gangs are running low on small boats and plan to use fewer larger vessels for Channel crossings.
Coalition tobacco excise cut plan rejected by health experts and Labor
Public health experts, the Australian Medical Association and Labor have rejected the Coalition's plan to cut tobacco excise by 80%, calling it a backward step in tobacco control.
Wales FM calls for swift review into gender surgery pause
Wales' First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth has called for a swift review into the pause of gender-affirming surgeries commissioned by the Welsh Gender Service, expressing sympathy for those affected.
Dog trainer's 3 golden rules to stop your pet barking at nothing
Dog trainer Jack from Dovecote Dogs shares three tips to stop your dog barking at 'absolutely nothing', focusing on calm tone, redirection, and consistent commands.
Over 800 ill in Indonesia free meals poisoning
More than 800 Indonesian students and teachers fell ill from food poisoning linked to Prabowo's free-meals program this week, with dozens hospitalised.
Boy, 4, loses sight before 181-day cancer battle ends in all-clear
Noah Butterfield, 4, lost his sight before being diagnosed with a rare brain tumour. After 181 days in hospital and six months of treatment, he received the all-clear in July 2025, though his sight has not returned.
Keraunophilia: Why Thunderstorms Turn People On
Keraunophilia is sexual arousal by thunderstorms. Research shows 37% of Brits feel stormy weather boosts desire, and 53% agree dark, rainy evenings set the mood.
Mystery Tameside road discharge may affect public health
A mystery discharge on Alt Hill Lane in Ashton has been flowing for 18 months. The Environment Agency says it may affect public health. Tameside Council is investigating.
Wegovy and Foundayo: UK weight loss pills explained
The MHRA has approved two weight loss tablets for UK use - Wegovy and Foundayo. Both aid weight loss but differ in how they are taken. Here is who can get them and how.
Boy, 6, died from scurvy, Queensland coroner finds
A six-year-old boy died from scurvy, the so-called sailor's disease common in the convict era, a Queensland coroner has found, with vitamin C deficiency the likely trigger.
Brain cancer boy, 5, beats odds to start school
Joey Sharp, diagnosed with glioblastoma at 11 days old, has beaten the odds to start school after multiple surgeries and chemotherapy.
Pensioners with eyesight issues could get £458 a month
Pensioners with eyesight issues may be entitled to Attendance Allowance or Pension Age Disability Payment, worth up to £458.40 every four weeks, depending on care needs.
Boy, 6, dies from scurvy in case that baffled doctors
A six-year-old Queensland boy died from scurvy, a disease rarely seen since the 19th century, after a heart attack linked to severe vitamin C deficiency.
Dr Amir Khan: Don't Throw Away Yoghurt Liquid—It's Nutritious
Dr Amir Khan says the liquid whey in yoghurt is safe and packed with nutrients like protein and calcium, urging people to mix it in instead of pouring it away.
Manchester mum, 37, diagnosed with stage four cancer while pregnant
Annie Fields, 37, from Chorlton, was diagnosed with stage four cancer after falling ill at 35 weeks pregnant. She had a brain tumour and later leptomeningeal disease, but now shows no evidence of cancer.
Deafblind Swimmer Becomes First Deafblind Doctor in UK
Alexandra Adams, 32, a former Team GB swimmer who is deafblind, has qualified as a doctor, becoming Britain's first deafblind physician after a decade of study and illness.
Bucks Fizz star Jay Aston on mouth cancer ordeal after exit
Bucks Fizz star Jay Aston, 65, reveals she is cancer-free after a 2018 mouth cancer diagnosis that required surgery to remove part of her tongue.
Relationship expert reveals 'number one sign' someone will cheat
Neil Strauss, author of 'The Game', says enmeshment is the 'number one sign' someone will cheat. He explains how childhood dynamics lead to infidelity, sparking viral debate online.
Dr Amir Khan's September reset: 10-minute rule, 7pm cutoff
Dr Amir Khan shares six 'B.E.Y.O.N.D.' principles for a healthy September, including a 10-minute daily habit, a 7pm rule, and two new plant-based recipes with Beyond Meat.
Husband's work obsession leaves mum feeling like single parent
A full-time mum of three says her husband's business keeps him away from home constantly, leaving her exhausted and feeling like a single parent. Coleen advises scheduling family time and delegating work.
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