Butcher Warns Of Mental Health Toll On England World Cup Stars
England legend Terry Butcher warns of mental health toll on World Cup stars due to social media pressure, drawing from his own experiences and documentary.
Category : Health
Gardeners Urged to Place Mealworms in Gardens to Attract Wrens This Spring
Gardeners can attract wrens this spring by offering mealworms, which provide essential protein for nesting birds and help control pests naturally.
Universal Credit Claimants with Health Issues Could Receive Up to £737 Monthly
Universal Credit claimants with health conditions may qualify for PIP or ADP, offering up to £737 monthly extra support.
Fake Florida Nurse Arrested for Treating Thousands
Florida woman arrested for posing as a nurse and treating thousands of patients without a licence.
Raw Milk Warning After Newborn Dies from Listeria in New Mexico
New Mexico health officials warn against raw milk after a newborn dies from listeria infection linked to unpasteurised dairy.
Unluckiest Dog T-Rex Seeks Forever Home After Returns
11-year-old dog T-Rex, returned to shelters multiple times due to owner's housing issues, seeks a permanent home.
Iran Conflict Drives Up UK Medicine Prices, Pharmacies Warn
Iran war raises UK medicine prices 20-30%, with paracetamol and hay fever drugs affected, pharmacies warn.
MP Defends Receiving Leftover Covid Vaccine Dose After Volunteering
Conservative MP Brendan Clarke-Smith received a leftover Covid vaccine after volunteering at a hospital, sparking debate over priority rules.
Tana Ramsay Opens Up About Life with Melasma and Pharmacy Shame
Tana Ramsay discusses living with melasma, a pharmacy embarrassment, and her skincare routine with daughter Tilly.
8 Best Kids’ Mattresses Tested for Comfort and Safety
Expert-tested kids' mattresses: safety, comfort, and value. Includes Panda Bamboo Hybrid and Stompa S.
Meryl Streep's £40 Powder for Flawless Mature Skin Revealed
Meryl Streep's makeup artist used Charlotte Tilbury's £40 Airbrush Flawless Finish powder for her flawless mature skin in The Devil Wears Prada 2.
AstraZeneca pauses £200m Cambridge research investment
AstraZeneca pauses £200m Cambridge expansion, halting its £650m UK investment package amid wider pharmaceutical industry setbacks.
Common Medicine Cuts Travelers Diarrhea Risk By 65%
Bismuth subsalicylate, the active ingredient in Pepto-Bismol, reduces traveler's diarrhea risk by 65%, says a Boston doctor. Take four doses daily for protection.
NHS trusts face £780 million deficit, King's Fund warns of 'perilous' situation
NHS trusts ran a £780 million deficit in 2024/25, with 69% of acute hospitals in the red, warns King's Fund.
Bride's Mother Dies on Morning of Wedding, But Ceremony Goes Ahead
Bride Nell Cordukes' mother died on her wedding morning, but the ceremony went ahead as planned. The family now raises funds for brain tumour charity.
Paralysed Gardener Loses £1m High Court Claim
Paralysed gardener Barry Relph loses High Court claim for £1m compensation after falling from a ladder at a Surrey mansion; judge rules he was a freelancer, not an employee.
Mounjaro Helps Woman Overcome 19-Stone Weight and Cocaine Addiction
Woman says Mounjaro weight-loss jabs helped her overcome 19-stone weight and addiction to alcohol and cocaine.
Experts Warn of Dangers from Unprescribed Weight Loss Jabs
Survey reveals 41% of UK weight loss jab users obtain them without prescription, risking fake products and incorrect dosages.
Why Cruise Ships Are Breeding Grounds for Disease Outbreaks
Cruise ships are prone to disease outbreaks due to close quarters, shared spaces, and design flaws. Learn about norovirus, COVID-19, and other risks.
Autistic Non-Speaker Debunks Three Common Myths
An autistic non-speaking PhD candidate debunks three myths about autism, including communication, empathy, and sensory issues.
Frankie Bridge says ketamine therapy 'changed my life' in treating depression
Frankie Bridge reveals she uses ketamine therapy for depression, calling it 'life-changing' but criticising its cost and limited availability.
Gardeners Urged to Plant £1 Supermarket Herb for Endless Supply
Gardening expert Simon Akeroyd shares a simple method to propagate supermarket basil indefinitely, saving money and deterring spiders.
Man pleads guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting boys at Leicestershire summer camp
Jon Ruben, 76, pleads guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting two boys at a Leicestershire summer camp, admitting 17 charges including child cruelty and making indecent images.
Breakup Coaches and 'Holistic' Healing: The Booming Industry of Heartbreak
The rise of breakup coaches and holistic healing services reflects a booming industry for heartbreak recovery in the modern world.
World's Tallest Woman, 7ft 1in, Discovers True Height Cause
Rumeysa Gelgi, the world's tallest living woman at 7ft 1in, reveals her Weaver Syndrome diagnosis was wrong; she actually has ultra-rare MNS syndrome with only six documented cases.
US Man Claims World's Smallest Penis to Raise Micropenis Awareness
Michael Phillips, 38, claims to have the world's smallest penis at 0.38 inches, aiming to raise awareness about micropenis and reduce stigma.
Victoria Derbyshire Completes Cancer Treatment, Calls It a 'Fresh Start'
BBC journalist Victoria Derbyshire completes radiotherapy for breast cancer, documenting her journey in video diaries and expressing gratitude for a fresh start.
Emma Barnett's Endometriosis Pain Made Her Forget Broadcast
Emma Barnett's documentary on endometriosis airs tonight, highlighting the extreme pain and lack of medical understanding of the condition.
Three Weekly Habits To Outpace Most Brits In Fitness
Coach Darren Ellis shares a minimalist fitness plan: two strength sessions, 10k steps, and aerobic work weekly, backed by NHS data.
Major Sunscreen Brands Fail SPF Claims in Choice Investigation
Choice finds 16 of 20 popular SPF 50+ sunscreens fail to meet protection claims, including Ultra Violette, Banana Boat, and Bondi Sands.
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