UK Bans TPO in Nail Gels from August 15, 2026
From August 15, 2026, the UK bans TPO in new cosmetic products, including nail gels, but existing stocks and salon services remain unaffected.
Category : Health
Tea may lower cholesterol after menopause, study finds
A new review of over 1,000 women found that regular tea consumption reduced blood cholesterol by 0.18mmol/L, offering a simple dietary aid for postmenopausal women.
Warning on Repeat Prescriptions Over Wasted Medicines
Pharmacy leaders urge regular reviews for repeat prescriptions after wasted medicines in England could fill 75 pools, costing NHS £480m.
Asda and Morrisons Recall Pasta Over Listeria Risk (11.08.2026)
Asda and Morrisons recall pasta salads over possible Listeria contamination. Customers urged not to eat affected products and return them for a refund.
Asda and Morrisons recall pasta salads over listeria risk
Asda and Morrisons have issued urgent recalls for pasta salads due to possible Listeria contamination, warning customers not to eat the affected products.
DR Congo Ebola: 2,000 dead in fastest-growing outbreak
At least 2,000 people have died in DR Congo's Ebola outbreak, the fastest growing on record, with 4,381 confirmed cases and 704 patients in isolation.
Measles outbreak in Mallorca: face masks mandatory in health centres
At least six measles cases linked to a young tourist in Mallorca prompt mandatory face masks in health centres to curb community spread.
Chefs agree: Mayonnaise belongs in the fridge after opening
Chefs Mike Reid, Jeremy Pang, Nima Safaei, and nutritionist Lily Keeling unanimously agree: opened mayonnaise must be refrigerated. Unopened jars can stay in the cupboard.
Chefs agree: mayonnaise must go in the fridge after opening
Three chefs and a nutritionist unanimously say opened mayonnaise belongs in the fridge, citing food safety and quality. Unopened jars can stay in the cupboard.
Mum's 'pimple' turned out to be skin cancer
Tracy Rider, 44, was diagnosed with squamous-cell carcinoma after a 'pimple' on her collarbone was removed. She had been sun-safe for years.
Fridge Storage Triples Potato Shelf Life, 80% Unaware
New research shows storing potatoes in the fridge can make them last up to three times longer, yet 80% of people don't know. Experts recommend 3-5°C and breathable bags.
James Jordan reveals mental health struggles amid split from Ola
Strictly Come Dancing professionals James and Ola Jordan announce separation after 26 years, citing James's mental health struggles and grief over his father's death.
Dad given months to live after honeymoon insect bite
Chris Capstick, 41, from Bromborough, was diagnosed with stage four melanoma after mistaking a cancerous spot for an 'insect bite' during his Greek honeymoon – he was given just a 15% chance of survival.
Epilepsy Patient Faces Brain Surgery After Misdiagnosis
Tilly Jones, 33, with epilepsy since 2017, will undergo brain surgery after being misdiagnosed with drug use. A GoFundMe has raised over £7,000.
Daughter's holiday stomach bug was deadly sepsis
A mum says she was 'dismissed' as 'overly anxious' until her daughter's holiday stomach bug turned out to be a burst appendix and potentially fatal sepsis.
Northumberland cancer centre to reopen under Australian firm
Australian health firm Icon Group will reopen the former Rutherford Cancer Centre in Northumberland in early 2027, offering world-class cancer therapies to private patients initially, with plans to expand NHS access.
Sprout seeds recalled over E. coli link, stay home warning issued
A.Vogel recalls Rapunzel bioSnacky Red Clover Seeds over E. coli (STEC) link. Consumers told not to grow or eat sprouts, return for refund. Symptoms include bloody diarrhoea.
Trump signs order to cut childhood vaccines despite warnings
Trump signed an executive order reducing childhood vaccines from 18 to 11, splitting MMR into separate shots, despite experts calling it dangerous and risky.
Solar Eclipse Safety: Why Sunglasses Aren't Enough
The UK will see its fullest solar eclipse for 54 years on August 12, but experts warn that regular sunglasses are not safe. Discover the best ways to watch safely.
Chefs agree: mayonnaise must be refrigerated after opening
Four chefs and a nutritionist unanimously say opened mayonnaise belongs in the fridge, not the cupboard, for safety and quality.
Doctor settles debate on eating cheese with mould on it
Dr Max on TikTok says cutting mould off cheese isn't always safe; soft cheeses should be tossed, hard cheeses can be saved by cutting around the mould.
White vs Brown Eggs: The Real Difference
Experts confirm the only difference between white and brown eggs is the hen's breed; taste, nutrition, and cooking are identical. Sainsbury's switch to white eggs is for sustainability, citing a 12.7% lower carbon footprint.
Mary Berry's Cream Cheese Trick Keeps Salmon Moist
Mary Berry's simple salmon recipe uses a cream cheese topping to lock in moisture. Discover the easy method and ingredients for a perfect dinner.
RVI doctor who inhaled anaesthetic on shift can train as GP
A former anaesthetist at Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary who admitted inhaling anaesthetic on night shifts has been found fit to practise by a tribunal, allowing him to retrain as a GP.
Man, 35, dies from SADS in Welsh national park
A 35-year-old man died from sudden adult death syndrome in Bannau Brycheiniog, an inquest found. Scott Travis was found dead in his caravan at Llynfi holiday park.
ASH Scotland launches nicotine use and mental health survey
ASH Scotland invites Lanarkshire residents to share experiences of mental wellbeing and nicotine use in a new survey, open until February 1, 2027.
James Buckley diagnosed with genetic condition, stops drinking
James Buckley, star of The Inbetweeners, has been diagnosed with a genetic cholesterol condition after a routine health check, prompting him to stop drinking and cut takeaways.
Airport worker needs heart transplant after collapse
Jamie Maclean, 38, suffered a heart attack at Manchester Airport and is now awaiting a heart transplant. His colleagues have raised over £9,000.
Alex Jones shares Russell Watson's health update on The One Show
On The One Show's 20th anniversary special, Alex Jones revealed Russell Watson's pituitary gland has started producing cortisol, reducing his steroid needs.
Dad's 'insect bite' is cancer, given months to live
Chris Capstick, 41, from Merseyside, was told he has months to live after an 'insect bite' on his back turned out to be skin cancer.
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