Ex-NHS boss co-owns firm paid for maternity training
Peter Homa, former CEO of scandal-hit Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust, co-owns Acorn Leadership Development, paid nearly £100,000 for maternity governance training by other NHS trusts.
Category : Health
Vegan collagen gels praised for hair growth in reviews
Shoppers report thicker hair and stopped shedding after using Feel's Pro Collagen Gels, priced at £38.97 per 30-serving pack with code GELSGO50.
Poached eggs: Avoid salt in water for perfect results
Adding salt to poaching water creates wispy egg whites. Food blogger Lisa Bryan says skipping salt and using vinegar yields perfect poached eggs every time.
7 Health Signs That Show You're Officially Getting Older
Dr Babak Ashrafi, GP at Superdrug Online Doctor, reveals seven subtle signs of ageing, from sleep changes and rising blood pressure to longer recovery times after exercise.
Tyneside mum sheds 5st after breaking comfort eating cycle
Sophie Scott, 46, from Earsdon, lost 5st after breaking a comfort eating habit that left her feeling 'stuck in a rut' and unhappy.
Best Body Lotions 2026: Top Picks for Hydration
Discover the best body lotions of 2026, featuring expert-tested formulas for dry skin, sensitive skin, and everyday hydration. Find your perfect match now.
Nepal Floods: Missing Patients Found Dead in Hospital
At least 12 patients missing after severe flooding in a Kathmandu hospital have been found dead, as the death toll from Nepal's monsoon floods continues to rise.
Outer Banks star reveals 'scary' memory loss after 3 concussions
Outer Banks star Chase Stokes says three on-set concussions have left him with 'scary' short-term memory loss, revealing he forgets dialogue and conversations quickly.
Mother told she was 'allergic to weather' had leukaemia
Virginie Alba battled for four years after medics failed to spot chronic myeloid leukaemia because she was not given a simple blood test. She is now sharing her story with Leukaemia UK.
Neurologist's 3-movement test that can spot dementia
A neurologist says a three-step hand movement test, the Luria Test, can quickly reveal dementia signs. Over 50% of Alzheimer's patients struggle with it.
Widower at 25: John Ball's Story of Love, Loss, and New Hope
John Ball was 25 when his wife Fliss died of breast cancer. Seven years on, he shares his journey from grief to finding love again, and their engagement in 2025.
Midwife's two things that actually help in labour and delivery
A UK midwife shares two things she says genuinely help during labour: managing your bowel and using biomechanics. Both are rarely discussed online.
Longest-living child liver transplant patient marks 36 years
Robert Blades, 47, from Sussex, is the UK's longest-surviving child liver transplant patient, 36 years after his second transplant in 1989.
Factory worker's legs reattached in world first after being sliced in half
A factory worker in China whose legs were completely severed in a machinery accident has learned to walk again after doctors spent nearly eight hours reattaching them in a world-first operation.
6 unexpected foods that can carry Salmonella beyond chicken and eggs
Salmonella can contaminate many foods beyond chicken and eggs. With a national outbreak linked to imported eggs, here are six unexpected items to watch out for.
UK NHS workers and Surrey family among missing in Nepal floods
A 13-year-old, NHS workers and a priest are among those with links to the UK missing and feared dead after flash floods in Nepal, where the death toll has exceeded 600.
Salmonella outbreak nears 500 cases: Is it safe to eat eggs?
UKHSA confirms two deaths and nearly 500 salmonella cases linked to imported eggs. Officials say UK eggs are safe, but urge caution.
Hotel migrants handed free condoms by the NHS
Illegal migrants in taxpayer-funded hotels are receiving free condoms from the NHS, the Daily Express can reveal, prompting criticism from campaigners and politicians.
UKHSA school absence guidance: when to keep children home
UKHSA has issued new guidance for parents on when to keep unwell children off school, including rules on fever, diarrhoea, COVID-19 and measles symptoms.
Cheap steak 'instantly' premium with 1 ingredient while resting
A butcher says sprinkling grated Parmesan cheese on steak during resting enhances flavour, making it taste like a premium aged cut.
Mum's horror as son's pins and needles turned out to be stroke
A mother was horrified when her seven-year-old son's pins and needles while swimming turned out to be a stroke she feared could have killed him, after ChatGPT suggested the symptoms.
PSG keeper knocked out in warm-up collision before Lille draw
Paris Saint-Germain goalkeeper Matvey Safonov was knocked out in a warm-up collision before Friday's 2-2 Ligue 1 draw with Lille, but recovered to start the match.
NHS thunderstorm alert for asthma and lung condition sufferers
The NHS has warned that thunderstorms can trigger symptoms for people with lung conditions such as asthma, advising sufferers to seek help if they need their inhaler more often.
DSA software cuts threaten disabled students' degrees
Proposed cuts to Disabled Students’ Allowance specialist software could end degree ambitions for thousands, including Sam Wood, Lydia Petch and Clair Welsh, who rely on assistive tech to study.
Statins Cut Heart Attack and Stroke Risk in Over-70s Trial
A clinical trial finds statins significantly reduce heart attack and stroke risk in adults over 70, supporting wider preventive use in older populations.
Tiny scratch changed our lives after mum's rabies death
Yvonne Ford, 59, died from rabies after a tiny scratch from a puppy in Morocco. Her daughter Robyn Thomson is now campaigning for greater awareness of the disease.
Vicky Pattison: Reality TV 'public flogging' stays with you
Vicky Pattison says being 'publicly flogged' for her worst moments on reality TV stays with her, and she wants to protect her future children from that scrutiny.
Grass Colour and Deadliest Dinosaur: Kids Quiz Answers
Why is grass green and which was the deadliest dinosaur? The kids quiz answers reveal the science behind chlorophyll and the fearsome predator.
Tesco Salad and Summit Foods Wraps Recalled Over E. coli
Tesco and Summit Foods recall salad and wraps due to possible E. coli (STEC) contamination; customers urged to return or dispose of products for refunds.
Bruises like a black sleeve led to deadly blood cancer diagnosis
Gerard Watson, 64, from Kingswood, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia in February 2024 after noticing bruises that looked like a black sleeve. He is now in remission and sharing his story for Blood Cancer Awareness Month.
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