Homeless Man's Death in Sydney Unnoticed for Six Days
The unnoticed death of homeless man Bikram Lama in Sydney for six days exposes gaps in homelessness services.
Category : Public Health
Vet Warns 8 Dog Breeds at Risk of Overheating This Summer
Vet warns eight dog breeds at risk of overheating as UK temperatures rise, with tips on symptoms and cooling methods.
Mum Forced to Bring Baby to Chemo Due to No Childcare
A mother with stage 3 cervical cancer had to bring her 6-month-old to chemotherapy sessions due to lack of childcare, highlighting gaps in support for parents with cancer.
8-Year-Old Stroke Survivor Returns to Football Pitch
Louie Clark, 8, who was told he'd never walk again after a stroke, has defied expectations and returned to playing football with pan-disability groups.
UK Approves Wegovy Pill, But Wales Faces Restricted Access
The UK has approved a tablet form of Wegovy for weight loss, but access in Wales will be limited as it awaits NICE evaluation and is not yet available on the NHS.
Racism Stress Linked To Worse Pregnancy Outcomes For Black Women
Cambridge study links racism stress to higher pregnancy risks for black women, finding biological effects from systemic racism and deprivation.
Teenager Rescued from Quicksand in Morecambe Bay Drama
A 15-year-old boy was rescued from quicksand in Morecambe Bay by Coastguard and RNLI teams using specialist equipment.
UKHSA Warns Norovirus Spreads Easily in Confined Spaces After Cruise Outbreak
UKHSA warns norovirus spreads easily in confined spaces after cruise outbreaks affecting British holidaymakers; symptoms and prevention advice.
Newcastle University Develops UK's First Artificial Nose to Detect Food Spoilage
Newcastle University's artificial nose uses AI sensors to detect food spoilage in fridges, aiming to reduce waste and save money.
RSPB Urges Pause in Garden Bird Feeding from May 1 to Curb Disease Spread
RSPB urges UK gardeners to pause bird feeding with seeds and nuts from May to October to reduce spread of avian disease trichomonosis, which has caused greenfinch decline.
Man pleads guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting boys at Leicestershire summer camp
Jon Ruben, 76, pleads guilty to drugging and sexually assaulting two boys at a Leicestershire summer camp, admitting 17 charges including child cruelty and making indecent images.
World's Tallest Woman, 7ft 1in, Discovers True Height Cause
Rumeysa Gelgi, the world's tallest living woman at 7ft 1in, reveals her Weaver Syndrome diagnosis was wrong; she actually has ultra-rare MNS syndrome with only six documented cases.
Key PIP change 'now in force' from June update for claimants
New PIP regulations from June allow DWP to extend awards for 3.9 million claimants, reducing reassessments. Timms Review also proposes changes.
How to Boost Your Chances of a Runner's High: Tips for an Ecstatic 5k
Learn about the neurochemistry behind runner's high and tips to increase your chances of experiencing euphoria during a 5k run.
Disturbing YouTube Videos Trick Children with Fake Cartoons
Thousands of YouTube videos mimic popular cartoons but contain disturbing content, tricking children and raising safety concerns.
Giant Cat-Sized Rat Sparks Pest Control Crisis in Teesside Town
A 22-inch rat found in Normanby, Teesside, sparks calls for action as pest control cuts blamed for worsening rodent problem.
Dangerous Caterpillar Spreading Rapidly Across UK
Oak Processionary Moth caterpillars, carrying irritant hairs, are spreading rapidly across the UK, posing health risks including severe rashes and breathing difficulties.
Cain Dingle Gets Devastating Cancer News in Emmerdale
Cain Dingle is dealt a crushing blow in Emmerdale as doctors reveal his cancer may have spread, requiring further treatment and risking permanent side effects.
Starved Dog Dolly Seeks Forever Home in UK After Rescue
Two-year-old dog Dolly, rescued from Greek streets emaciated and unable to walk, now seeks a loving home in the UK after treatment.
Tilly The Rabbit Taught Us About Parenthood
A couple's pet rabbit, Tilly, taught them about nurturing and parenthood before her death after eight years.
GP Dr Amir Khan Warns Against Taking Iron Supplements with Tea or Coffee
Dr Amir Khan warns against taking iron supplements with tea or coffee, advising morning intake with vitamin C for better absorption.
230,000 Scots Avoid Hearing Loss Treatment Over Embarrassment, Cost
A new study reveals that up to 230,000 Scots with hearing loss avoid seeking help due to embarrassment and cost, despite modern hearing aids being transformative.
Bill Ritter Retires After Alzheimer's Diagnosis
Bill Ritter, ABC New York news anchor, announces retirement on air after being diagnosed with early-stage Alzheimer's, sharing an emotional farewell with viewers.
Myths About Tattoos and Veganism Stop Blood Donations
Misconceptions about blood donation, including tattoos and veganism, prevent many Brits from donating. Only 32% have ever given blood, and myths persist about eligibility.
Resident Doctors Call Off Strike After Government Offer
Resident doctors in England called off a four-day strike after the Government presented a last-minute offer. The BMA will put the offer to members for a vote.
Northumberland Mum Dies 25 Days After Bowel Cancer Diagnosis
Gina White, 68, died just 25 days after being diagnosed with bowel cancer. Her daughters now raise funds for a 'cuddle bed' at Wansbeck Hospital.
Mum's 11-Year Fight After Son's Brain Injury at RVI
Kayleigh Cockburn's son Charlie was born with a brain injury due to negligence at Newcastle's RVI. After an 11-year fight, the trust settled, but she says they robbed her of the newborn experience.
Casualty: Dylan Reports Stevie Over Cover-Up
Stevie Nash faces a career crisis after Dylan Keogh reports her for covering up a morphine overdose with junior staffer Matty Linlaker, leading to an inquiry.
Ole&Steen fined £34k over mouse infestation in London store
Ole&Steen's Haymarket store in London fined £34,000 after environmental health officers found mouse droppings and poor hygiene practices. The bakery pleaded guilty to food safety failures.
Tick Bite Could Cause Life-Threatening Meat Allergy
Alpha-gal syndrome, a life-threatening meat allergy triggered by tick bites, is on the rise. Experts warn of sudden symptoms after eating meat or dairy, with cases increasing globally.
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