Multiple injured at Big Church Festival, ambulances swarm
Multiple people were injured at the Big Church Festival in West Sussex on August 28, prompting a large ambulance response and a paused livestream.
Category : Health
19 Best Reformer Pilates Studios in London for Every Area
From A-list favourite studios to prenatal classes, these are the top Reformer Pilates studios across London, with prices and locations for every level.
End-of-life planning brings comfort, new guide says
Planning for end of life can bring huge comfort, according to a new guide that encourages people to discuss and document their wishes.
Richard Osman opens up on nystagmus struggle behind BBC shows
Richard Osman reveals his lifelong nystagmus condition leaves him viewing the world through 'dense fog', forcing him to memorise scripts and avoid autocues.
Dr Amir Khan: Signs Your Tiredness Could Be a Medical Issue
Dr Amir Khan explains the difference between 'busy tired' and 'medically tired' in a TikTok video, highlighting common medical causes of persistent exhaustion.
Doctor faces new tribunal after ovary removal without consent
Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri faces a fresh fitness-to-practise hearing after the High Court ruled the Medical Practitioners Tribunal made errors in its findings on five allegations.
Doctor explains why you may feel tired all the time
Dr Amir Khan explains the difference between everyday tiredness and medical fatigue, listing causes such as anaemia, low Vitamin D, thyroid issues, sleep apnoea and depression.
Vet's key question to ask a dog sitter before leaving your pet
A vet reveals the one crucial question to ask a dog sitter before leaving your pet, following the death of influencer Madeleine White Fedyk's dog Dunkin.
Choking study: no safe pressure for sexual strangulation
New research finds no safe level of pressure for sexual strangulation, warning that even brief choking can cause serious harm or death.
Hearts' Renaud Reveals Depression Battle
New Hearts signing Tom Renaud has revealed he suffered depression and weight issues as a young pro in France, almost quitting football before seeking professional help.
Doctor who kissed patient and removed ovaries faces new tribunal
Dr Ali Shokouh-Amiri, who admitted removing two women's ovaries without consent, faces a fresh fitness-to-practise hearing after the High Court backed a GMC appeal.
NHS: ADHD test spending 'out of control' as costs soar
NHS chiefs warn ADHD and autism test spending is 'out of control and unsustainable' after costs soared up to tenfold, with private clinics charging up to £3,000 per patient.
E-scooter injuries: Doctors warn of dangerous misconception
Doctors in Greater Manchester report several e-scooter incidents weekly, with children suffering life-altering brain injuries. New research shows a dramatic rise in hospital cases, with almost 500 children injured since 2019.
Doctor: busy tired vs medically tired - key differences
Dr Amir Khan explains the difference between 'busy tired' and 'medically tired', listing common medical causes like anaemia, low Vitamin D, thyroid issues, and sleep apnoea.
Vaccine Misinformation Tied to First US Measles Deaths in Decade
Pennsylvania reports the first US measles deaths in a decade, linked to falling vaccination rates and misinformation amplified by RFK Jr.
Dad credits sugar-free diet for cancer recovery
A 35-year-old father with incurable oesophageal cancer says cutting out refined sugar and processed food has helped his tumours shrink significantly.
Xylitol linked to strokes and heart attacks, study finds
A new study links the common sweetener xylitol, found in chewing gum and jam, to an increased risk of strokes and heart attacks.
Nurse fears teens will be next wave of botched Turkey surgery victims
A nurse on the frontline of the UK's botched Turkey surgery crisis fears schoolchildren will become the next wave of victims as more teens seek cosmetic procedures.
Three red drinks that can help lower blood pressure
Unsalted tomato juice, beetroot juice and hibiscus tea may help lower blood pressure, according to studies and health bodies.
Doctor wakes up to find bat in her mouth
A Virginia doctor woke up to find a bat in her mouth, initially mistaking it for a dream mouse, and later sought emergency care.
59p sardines: the affordable superfood for a healthy heart
Sardines, available for 59p at Aldi, are a superfood that the British Heart Foundation says should be eaten twice a week for heart health.
RFK Jr. Launches Autism Research Initiative
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced a new autism research initiative, pledging federal funding to investigate environmental factors and potential links to vaccines.
Fastest Ebola outbreak spreads to two new DR Congo areas
The fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history has spread to two new areas in eastern DR Congo, with 5,794 confirmed cases and 2,786 deaths recorded.
Moyes gives Everton injury update on Norgaard, Hackney, Garner
David Moyes reveals Christian Norgaard is not making quick progress, Hayden Hackney rolled his ankle, and James Garner is not yet at full fitness ahead of Everton's trip to Bournemouth.
UK giardiasis cases hit highest since 2016, UKHSA warns
UKHSA reports 6,069 giardiasis cases in 2025, up 11.4% from 2024, warning travellers of parasitic stomach bug risks.
Vet reveals exact daily dog walking times by age and breed (28.08.2026)
Vet Nichola Rous says puppies need five minutes of exercise per month of age twice daily, while adult and senior dogs need 30 to 60 minutes twice a day.
Richard Osman on lifelong nystagmus: 'I've had it my whole life'
Richard Osman reveals he has lived with nystagmus since birth, causing blurred vision and involuntary eye movement, but says it has aided his TV career.
Olfactophilia: The Stinky Fetish More Brits Are Embracing
Olfactophilia, a fetish for body odour, is gaining attention as some singles skip deodorant. Experts explain the science behind scent attraction and why partners' smells can be arousing.
Richard Osman: nystagmus shaped my TV career
Richard Osman has opened up about his lifelong nystagmus, an incurable eye condition that blurs his vision, and how it has shaped his TV career in unexpected ways.
Sugar-free gum linked to higher heart attack and stroke risk
New research presented at a major heart conference links high xylitol intake from sugar-free gum and toothpaste to a 57% higher risk of heart attack and stroke.
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