BBC Breakfast Presenter Delivers Heartbreaking Update on New Zealand Landslide Tragedy
BBC Breakfast's Sarah Campbell reports on a New Zealand landslide leaving six missing, including two teenagers, with two confirmed dead.
BBC Breakfast's Sarah Campbell reports on a New Zealand landslide leaving six missing, including two teenagers, with two confirmed dead.
NHS experts share simple stretches to ease back, neck, shoulder, elbow, and wrist pain. Perform within pain-free ranges.
Over 80,000 packs of Sertraline recalled in UK after patient finds Citalopram inside; MHRA advises checking batch V2500425.
California mandates folic acid in corn tortillas to reduce birth defects in Hispanic infants; other states follow.
Princess Kate joins King Charles and Queen Camilla at Cancer Research UK's 125th anniversary reception at St James's Palace, meeting researchers and supporters including Davina McCall.
A woman who died for 17 minutes after a cardiac arrest claims she saw Jesus in an afterlife vision, describing vibrant colours and a sense of peace.
Vet Amir Anwary says Belgian Malinois are more aggressive than pitbulls, sparking debate on social media.
Southwark schools urge parents to cut their own screen time to tackle children's screen addiction, citing observational learning and developmental concerns.
Thousands of health workers in Northern Ireland strike over pay, demanding parity with UK colleagues amid staffing crisis.
UK plans to evacuate more sick and injured Gaza children for NHS treatment, with details expected within weeks.
Stroke Association report highlights NHS failures and postcode lottery in stroke care, with regional variations in life-saving treatments leading to increased disability risks.
A woman nearly died after buying fake weight loss jabs on WhatsApp, ending up in A&E vomiting blood.
Scientists find menstrual blood reveals health insights, from endometriosis to diabetes, offering a non-invasive diagnostic tool.
British man dies in Cyprus sea incident; body returned without heart after autopsy.
RFK Jr. admits snorting cocaine off toilet seats on Theo Von podcast, citing past drug use as reason for not fearing germs.
WHO reports 228 children affected by mysterious hepatitis across 20 countries, with adenovirus suspected as possible cause.
Shocking footage shows a looting street party in Soho as NYC Mayor de Blasio downplays unrest, with 280 arrests made Tuesday night.
New study links phone use on toilet to 46% higher haemorrhoid risk; experts urge caution but note constipation may be underlying cause.
Emma Dyer, 40, bought weight-loss jabs online with no checks, leading to severe illness including vomiting blood. She urges caution and proper medical oversight.
Richard Madeley sends best wishes to Jeremy Clarkson after he reveals early-stage aggressive prostate cancer on Clarkson's Farm, plus bungee jumping risks and Royal Ascot praise.
A farmer's hands turned blue, leading to a diagnosis of Functional Neurological Disorder (FND), a rare condition affecting brain signals.
Dr Michael Mosley shares his own diabetes diagnosis and warns half a million Britons may be undiagnosed, while new research shows the pancreas can be repaired.
Using headphones, especially in-ear earbuds, increases ear infection risk by creating warm, humid conditions. Avoid them when sick and clean regularly.
CQC report finds hospitals and care homes failing dementia patients, with longer stays and higher death rates.
Scientists warn fungal infections threaten global food supply, with crop losses worsening due to climate change and fungicide resistance.
Gaza: Doctors Under Attack team slams BBC after BAFTA win, accusing broadcaster of censorship for dropping the documentary over impartiality concerns.
Harvey Dominy, 21, died hours into his first lads' holiday in Benidorm after taking cocaine, MDMA and alcohol. An inquest ruled his death drug-related.
Nearly 100 children harmed by rogue Great Ormond Street surgeon Yaser Jabbar, report finds; police review underway.
NHS medic warns millions taking ibuprofen and other NSAIDs risk life-threatening stomach ulcers; recommends acid-suppressing drugs like lansoprazole.
Linda Nolan, 64, says cancer has become a 'way of life' and admits she won't survive for a third time after her tumours were found stable.