Doctor Who star Sharon D Clarke reveals cancer diagnosis
Doctor Who star Sharon D. Clarke is undergoing cancer treatment, delaying her RSC Othello run. She thanked the RSC for support, with tickets automatically refunded.
Category : Health
One in four Brits say dinnertime is the most stressful part of their day
A poll of 2,000 adults found a quarter think deciding what to have for dinner is the most stressful decision of their day, with 37% finding it generally stressful.
Lucy Davis finds hope in messages from fellow cancer patients
Lucy Davis, diagnosed with incurable breast cancer, is replying to messages of support online, including from other women with cancer who offer hope and words of encouragement.
A Child of My Own on Netflix: True Story of Newborn Kidnapping
Netflix's A Child of My Own tells the true story of a Mexican woman who faked a pregnancy and kidnapped a newborn in 2009. The docu-drama is based on real events.
DWP confirms early benefits payments in August 2026
Millions of benefit and pension recipients will receive payments on Friday, August 28, instead of Monday, August 31, ahead of the bank holiday, the DWP has confirmed.
Parents 'knew something wasn't right' before baby rushed to RVI
Baby Edward Wilson, days old, was rushed to Newcastle's RVI with a collapsed lung and diagnosed with rare genetic condition PCD. Family supported by Sick Children's Trust.
Mum died after being upsold BBL minutes before tummy tuck
A British mum-of-three died after being offered a cut-price Brazilian butt-lift with just five minutes' notice at a Turkish clinic, an inquest heard.
New checklist for disability benefit claims in Scotland
Social Security Scotland has released essential tips for new claims to Adult, Child or Pension Age Disability Payments, including how to apply and what information to provide.
Midwife warns against nappy-only sleep for babies in heatwave
A registered midwife has warned parents against leaving babies to sleep in just a nappy during hot weather, advising lightweight sleepwear and lower-tog sleep bags instead.
Robbie Williams reveals autism diagnosis, calls it 'get-out-of-jail-free card'
Robbie Williams has revealed he has 'a bit of autism', which he jokes is his 'get-out-of-jail-free card' for weird behaviour, alongside his ADHD and intrusive thoughts.
Expert: keep potatoes and other foods in fridge
A food waste expert lists surprising foods that should be stored in the fridge, including potatoes, apples, nuts, and condiments, to extend their shelf life.
Jane O'Gorman advice: sex worker partner and negativity
Daily Star's agony aunt Jane O'Gorman advises a reader whose partner is a sex worker, warning about sexual health and emotional risks, and another facing a partner's constant negativity.
Man in coma after UK spider bite
A man was left in a four-day coma after a spider bite in the UK. He developed necrotising fasciitis and sepsis, and doctors warned his arm might need amputating.
Day in the life: Plastic surgeon Patrick Mallucci
Plastic surgeon Patrick Mallucci shares his daily routine: espresso on the balcony, evening exercise, sauna, hyperbaric oxygen, Dermalux UV therapy, and a passion for pizza.
Cigarettes, vapes or nicotine pouches: which is worst?
Cigarettes are by far the most harmful, says Dr Rayyan Zafar. Vaping and pouches are less harmful but not risk-free, and no nicotine use carries the lowest risk.
Chef's no-mayo tuna salad with pepperoncini
Chef Kathleen Ashmore shares a mayonnaise-free tuna salad recipe using pepperoncini for a briny, flavourful twist, with pickles as a substitute.
Chef's Mayo-Free Tuna Salad Swaps in One Briny Ingredient
Chef Kathleen Ashmore swaps mayonnaise for pepperoncini in her tuna salad, adding a burst of briny flavour. The recipe includes Dijon mustard and red wine vinegar.
Man, 23, Dies After Hospital Admission for Glandular Fever
Will Carmichael, 23, died in January 2024, three months after being admitted to hospital with what was thought to be glandular fever, but was actually a rare immune disorder.
Over 60% haven't bought sunscreen this year, survey finds
A survey reveals that over 60% of UK adults haven't bought sunscreen this year, despite heatwaves. Cancer Research UK warns too few are using it, as melanoma cases hit record high.
Wallsend mental crisis hub helps over 1,000 in first year
Over 1,100 people have used The Anchorage crisis centre in Wallsend since it opened last July, with some saying they wouldn't be here without it.
Adult friendships key to lifelong health, study finds
A study of 205,000 people in 22 countries finds quality adult friendships appear even more important than positive childhood family ties for health.
Wirral doctor cleared to resume practice after police lie
Dr Raisah Sawati, who lied to police about altering a death certificate at Arrowe Park Hospital, has been cleared to return to full practice after conditions were removed.
BBC star Chemmy Alcott hospitalised after lung collapses
Olympian Chemmy Alcott is hospitalised with a collapsed lung after a badly timed front flip into Lake Annecy, needing a chest drain.
Cardiff care service needs significant improvement
Care Inspectorate Wales report finds 3D Care Cardiff's home support service requires significant improvement in well-being, care and support, and leadership and management.
Aigburth girl, 9, returns to stage after brain tumour surgery
Harper Murray, 9, from Aigburth, returned to dancing after a brain tumour 'bigger than a tennis ball' was removed. She relearned to walk and performed solo at a show.
Doctor inspired by patient's refusal transforms bowel cancer care
Professor Arthur Sun Myint, 78, has helped thousands at Clatterbridge Cancer Centre after a patient's reluctance inspired him to pioneer Papillon therapy, curing about 80% of treated bowel cancer patients.
Chemmy Alcott hospitalised with collapsed lung after lake jump
BBC presenter Chemmy Alcott was rushed to hospital with a collapsed lung after a bad landing from a five-metre lake jump in the French Alps. She shared the incident on Instagram, revealing she needed a chest drain.
Sleeping on the job: badge of honour or burnout sign?
US President Donald Trump has reportedly fallen asleep 26 times on the job, while tech leaders embrace napping. Experts say it could signal burnout or even a trauma response, urging workers to prioritise wellbeing.
Daughter cleared of mum's murder says pills were for dignity
Emma Nightingale, cleared of murdering her chronically-ill mother, says she ordered pills so her mum could die with dignity, and criticises the prosecution.
Doggy style is UK's fastest orgasm sex position for men and women
Nearly half of Brits (47%) say doggy style is their favourite go-to position, with 21% of men and 14% of women citing it as the fastest way to orgasm, according to Superdrug Online Doctor.
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