Family drives 60 miles with dead son in car on Italy road trip
A Romanian family drove 60 miles along Italy's A21 motorway before realizing their 31-year-old son had died of a cardiac arrest in the back seat.
Category : Health
Motsi Mabuse health routine ahead of Strictly return
Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse, 45, has started a health routine ahead of the show's return, focusing on giving back to her body amid perimenopause symptoms.
Check two words on frozen prawn packs to avoid norovirus
Shoppers must check for "raw" or "cooked" on frozen prawn packaging, as some raw varieties look pink and can cause norovirus if eaten uncooked.
Schools Reporting Violent Kids Face 'Closed Doors'
Schools reporting children obsessed with violence face 'closed doors and dead ends', warns Children's Commissioner Rachel de Souza, urging a new national database and stronger safeguarding for those with no clear ideology.
Choking deaths blamed on bystanders lacking first aid skills
Around 300 people die in England each year from choking, St John Ambulance says, as a poll shows less than half know how to help. The charity urges people to learn first aid this September.
Channel 4 star tearful over sister's health scare
Trewley-Precious from Secret Lives of Gypsy Wives became tearful revealing her sister Ruby-Anne was rushed to hospital with intracranial hypertension.
Free Bus Travel for Disabled Extended Across England
Disabled passengers in England will get free bus travel all day from April, as Andy Burnham lifts time restrictions on concessionary passes to ease cost of living.
Severe intellectual disability cuts life expectancy by 24 years
People with severe intellectual disabilities die 24 years younger on average, with 40% of deaths avoidable. Ethnic minorities face a further 14-year gap.
King Harald Hospitalized with Fluid Retention
King Harald of Norway, 89, was rushed to Oslo's Rikshospitalet on Monday after cortisone treatment for hemolytic anemia caused fluid retention, prompting two weeks' sick leave and Crown Prince Haakon as regent.
King Harald V hospitalised for blood disorder treatment
King Harald V of Norway has been admitted to the National Hospital following treatment for hemolytic anaemia, the Royal House confirmed.
Agony Aunt Jane O'Gorman Answers Readers' Problems
Agony aunt Jane O'Gorman tackles a reader's anger over an ex's lies and another's neediness over social media responses, offering straight-talking advice.
Dad dies weeks after toothache following dental fillings
Craig Bayliss, 41, from Litherland, died from organ failure during surgery for endocarditis on August 7, weeks after getting dental fillings. His family now seeks funds for an electric wheelchair for his son Isaac.
Privacy pram donated to Wishaw hospital after baby loss
A Hamilton family donated a privacy pram to University Hospital Wishaw after the stillbirth of their daughter, Rhylie, to support other parents experiencing baby loss.
Best Hair Masks for Dry, Damaged Locks: Tried and Tested
Ekin Karasin tests the best hair masks for dry, damaged hair, from budget buys to luxury splurges, to restore brittle tresses to hydrated best.
King Harald Hospitalized with Blood Disorder
Norwegian King Harald has been admitted to hospital with hemolytic anaemia, a blood disorder, after treatment with cortisone led to fluid accumulation, the palace announced.
Hepatitis A outbreak in Barry: 11 cases, vaccines offered
An outbreak of Hepatitis A in Barry, Wales, has seen 11 confirmed cases since December 2025. Free vaccines are offered for children under five at Barry Hospital from August 18-22, 2026.
Free hepatitis A vaccines for Barry children as outbreak continues
Free NHS hepatitis A vaccinations for children aged one to five in Barry start Tuesday as 11 cases confirmed since December 2025. Officials urge uptake to break chain of infection.
AstraZeneca halts lung cancer trial after heart drug setback
AstraZeneca has halted a late-stage trial of its Volrustomig lung cancer drug after it was unlikely to improve survival, its second setback in over a month.
Post-Sex Headaches: 'Excruciating' Side Effect for Some Women
Some women experience severe, even 'explosive' headaches triggered by orgasm. Experts explain causes, from blood pressure and hormones to sex positions, and when to seek urgent medical help.
Best Places to Cry in London: From Tube to Park Benches
Psychotherapist Yuko Nippoda says public crying is 'incredibly healthy,' and London's anonymity makes it a comforting place to let tears flow. From Tube carriages to park benches, here's where Londoners sob.
Rocker Jordan Brunoli in 'final chapter of life' at 29
Australian rocker Jordan Brunoli, 29, of Brisbane band Bugs, says he is in the 'final chapter of life' after stage 4 bowel cancer spread despite treatments.
Ebola outbreak in DRC on track to be deadliest ever, experts warn
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is on track to be the deadliest ever, with at least 4,900 cases and 2,300 deaths, and a mortality rate close to 50%.
Stone skimming aids stroke survivor's recovery
Andy Reynolds, 48, uses stone skimming as rehabilitation after a stroke left his right arm weak. He now competes in world championships.
Julian Lloyd Webber 'very grateful' after prostate cancer treatment
Cellist Julian Lloyd Webber says he is 'very grateful' following successful prostate cancer treatment, and shocked that men over 50 may be refused PSA blood tests.
Night leg cramps: causes, signs, and relief tips
Night leg cramps are common, but frequent, severe, or swollen cramps may signal an underlying condition. Learn causes, prevention, and when to seek help.
Merseyside doctors 'at brink of burnout' in funding dispute
The BMA warns staff shortages in Merseyside and Cheshire hospitals are a 'catastrophe waiting to happen' as doctors enter a formal dispute over funding cuts that they say put patients at risk.
Camping boosts mental health, survey of 2,000 UK adults finds
A survey of 2,000 UK adults by the Camping and Caravanning Club found 90% of campers are 'happy campers', with psychologist Dr Sophie Mort explaining the mental health benefits.
Mum says hospital 'nearly killed her' amid maternity closure
Maternity services at North Devon District Hospital have been suspended, leaving pregnant women facing dangerous delays and drives of up to two hours to Exeter, as one mum claims the unit 'nearly killed her'.
Dog owners test fake person trick for separation anxiety
A couple tested a fake doll to ease their dog's separation anxiety, and it worked—but experts warn it's not a validated treatment and can confuse pets.
Oldham care service rated 'outstanding' in CQC reports
Oldham's Roxhsana Ltd received the top 'outstanding' rating from the CQC, while Trafford council was told to improve. Here's the full round-up.
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