Sugar tax extended to milkshakes and lattes
Labour confirms sugar tax extension to pre-packaged milkshakes and coffees, aiming to tackle child obesity and raise £100m annually. Find out how it affects you.
Category : Health
Jacques Pépin's instant potato soup thickening hack
French chef Jacques Pépin reveals his secret for thicker soup: instant mashed potatoes. This simple trick adds body and richness without lumps. Perfect for winter warming.
State Pensioners: Check Your Eligibility for Extra Benefits
Millions of UK State Pensioners may be missing out on thousands of pounds in extra support. Discover over a dozen discounts and benefits you could claim, from Council Tax help to free TV licences.
Right's Anti-Science Delusion on Covid Exposed
New analysis reveals how right-wing libertarians' anti-science stance hampered Britain's pandemic response, leading to thousands of preventable deaths. Read the full investigation.
Heart transplant surgeon Sir Terence English dies at 93
Sir Terence English, the surgeon who led the UK's first successful heart transplant in 1979, has died aged 93. Discover the legacy of this medical pioneer.
Heart transplant pioneer Sir Terence English dies aged 93
Sir Terence English, the surgeon who led Britain's first successful heart transplant in 1979, has died peacefully at 93. Discover his remarkable medical legacy.
HPV vaccine prevents cervical cancer, scientists confirm
Groundbreaking research confirms the HPV vaccine dramatically reduces cervical cancer risk, especially when given to under-16s. Discover the facts and protect your family today.
Glute shape, not size, predicts diabetes risk
New UK research reveals the shape of your gluteus maximus muscle can be an early warning sign for type 2 diabetes, with key differences between men and women. Learn the signs.
Pioneering trial uses old drugs to fight newborn sepsis
A groundbreaking trial in Kenya is testing repurposed antibiotics to combat drug-resistant sepsis, responsible for 800,000 newborn deaths annually. Discover how this research could save lives.
BBC Drama Grips Viewers in Binge-Watch Frenzy
The BBC's medical drama 'This Is Going To Hurt' has viewers hooked, with many confessing to binge-watching the entire series in one intense sitting. Discover the show sparking national conversation.
Who Qualifies for Free NHS Prescriptions?
New NHS figures reveal a 4% rise in prescriptions. Discover if you're among the pensioners, benefit claimants, or those with specific conditions eligible for free medication. Check your status now.
Jesse Jackson released from Chicago hospital
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson has left hospital after a two-week stay for progressive supranuclear palsy. His family confirms he is in stable condition. Read the latest on his health.
Garlic's Health Benefits & Preparation Secrets
Discover how garlic lowers blood pressure, fights viruses, and boosts immunity. Expert tips on maximising its health benefits and common mistakes to avoid.
HPV vaccine prevents cervical cancer, scientists confirm
Groundbreaking research confirms the HPV vaccine dramatically reduces cervical cancer rates. Discover how vaccination protects young people and saves lives across the UK.
Ruth Langsford's emotional update on mum's health battle
Loose Women's Ruth Langsford opens up about making Christmas special for her 94-year-old mother Joan, who has Alzheimer's, and valuing every moment they have together. Read her heartfelt story.
Study: Dogs share human emotional genetics
Cambridge research reveals dogs and humans share genetic roots for emotions like anxiety. Discover how this helps owners understand their pets better.
Five Key Brain Stages: Adolescence Until 32
Groundbreaking Cambridge study maps five pivotal stages of human brain development, revealing adolescence extends into our early 30s. Discover how your brain evolves throughout life.
Blue Badge holders warned over illegal parking
Blue Badge holders risk fines, prosecution and vehicle seizure for illegal parking. Learn the crucial rules to protect your badge and avoid penalties.
Measles Cases Rise: UKHSA Urges MMR Vaccine Check
UK health officials report 847 measles cases in England, a rise of 36. With 69% in children under 10, parents are urged to check MMR vaccine status immediately.
Carol Vorderman has tests for 70 cancers after arthritis
TV presenter Carol Vorderman reveals she's taking preventative health measures including full body MRI and cancer screening after debilitating rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis last year.
8 Vital Health Checks for the Over-60s
Stay proactive with your health this winter. Discover the eight essential NHS screenings and vaccinations for over-60s to ensure a healthier 2026.
Widow: ECB's 'Woeful' support led to Thorpe's death
Amanda Thorpe claims her husband, cricketer Graham Thorpe, would be alive with better ECB mental health support after his sacking. Read the full investigation.
Festive Cinnamon Bun Recipe with Ginger & Cloves
Discover how to make the ultimate winter cinnamon buns with a festive twist of ginger and cloves, topped with a rich spiced brown butter icing. Bake this cosy treat today!
Elderly couple die in suicide pact in Whitby
An elderly couple described as 'devoted' ended their lives together after the husband's health deteriorated from bone cancer. The inquest heard they sent a letter to their solicitor.
Kimchi Boosts Immune System, Study Finds
New research reveals kimchi's dual immune action: activating defence cells and regulating response. Discover how this fermented food could upgrade your health.
Boy, 11, dies after sore throat misdiagnosed as virus
Frankie-Rae Law, 11, from Braintree died hours after a GP said his sore throat was 'just a virus'. His family are raising funds for his funeral while awaiting a cause of death. Help support them here.
Janet Street-Porter's fall after knee replacement surgery
Loose Women star Janet Street-Porter recounts her fall at Good Morning Britain studios weeks after a knee replacement. Discover her resilience and health journey.
Woman's double vision revealed inoperable brain tumour
Abi Smith, 30, initially dismissed her double vision as flight fatigue. It was a symptom of a glioma brain tumour. She now campaigns for Brain Tumour Research.
Sugar tax extended to milkshakes and lattes
Health Secretary Wes Streeting announces the sugar tax will now cover pre-packaged milkshakes and lattes to tackle the UK's obesity crisis. Discover the full implications.
James Van Der Beek's Cancer Fight: New Merchandise Sale
Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek, battling cancer, launches new Varsity Blues merchandise to fund his treatment and support other patients. Read his inspiring story.
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