Vegan Family's 'Last Warning' Note Over Neighbour's BBQ Ignites Debate
A vegan family in Australia sent a 'last warning' note to neighbours over BBQ smells, sparking online debate.
A vegan family in Australia sent a 'last warning' note to neighbours over BBQ smells, sparking online debate.
From a supposed stench at a funeral to claims of heart failure, speculation about Donald Trump's health is at an all-time high. Here are five of the wildest recent claims.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham, drawing on personal experience, vows social care reform as 1.9 million elderly go without help. Cross-party talks urged to end delays.
Experts discuss benefits and drawbacks of beef, pork, and other proteins, emphasising variety and whole foods as new guidelines raise intake recommendations.
Caregivers describe financial ruin and emotional toll as England's social care system fails to support loved ones with Alzheimer's, autism, and disabilities.
Patrick Clancy described returning home to find his three children killed by his ex-wife Lindsay Clancy, who pleads not guilty by reason of postpartum psychosis.
Dementia UK calls for immediate social care reform as PM Andy Burnham invites opposition for talks, warning families are at crisis point.
Andy Burnham pledges to overhaul social care, citing 2 million struggling to access care in England and unfair system akin to US healthcare.
Sophie Blake responds to Andy Burnham's call to fix palliative care first, saying terminally ill adults cannot wait and need assisted dying choice now.
At least 135 healthcare workers in Lebanon have been killed by Israeli bombardment since March, as the war with Hezbollah made hospitals and medics direct targets.
Andy Burnham says the assisted dying debate should be postponed until palliative and social care are fixed, during a visit to a north London care home.
Study finds daily cold exposure via ice vests or cold showers can activate brown fat and aid weight loss in overweight adults.
TV presenter Fiona Phillips, 65, smiles in a rare photo shared by husband Martin Frizell, who discusses Andy Burnham's pledge to improve care for Alzheimer's sufferers.
Mark Madsen, 40, homeless after aunt's death, faces weekend abuse from drunks. He urges: 'Don't judge a book by its cover.'
Prime Minister Andy Burnham reveals his father's Alzheimer's diagnosis in an emotional speech pledging reform of adult social care, including pay parity with NHS and accelerated Casey review.
Carnbroe Care Centre in Coatbridge has been rated 'Good' and 'Very Good' by the Care Quality Commission, with staff receiving a 'Very Good' rating for staffing arrangements.
Sulemana Abdul Samed, Ghana's tallest man at 7ft 4in, died in a Tamale hospital from infected leg sores, prompting an outpouring of grief.
Andy Burnham's first major speech as PM focuses on social care, but he fails to address how to fund the overhaul, leaving the question of a care levy unresolved.
Doctor Trisha Pasricha explains the importance of wearing sunscreen indoors due to UVA exposure from windows and during commutes, reducing skin cancer risk.
Bon Bons Wholesale Ltd recalls five chocolate products due to undeclared milk and soya. The FSA warns consumers with allergies do not eat them.
Met Office issues rare amber extreme heat warning for southern England and south-east Wales, with temperatures set to reach 34C early next week.
Wrexham family suffers nine-year rat infestation; council offers move too far from school and support.
The Foreign Office has issued a warning about methanol poisoning signs after British tourists died from consuming contaminated alcohol abroad.
A four-year-old girl had her eyelids glued shut after a doctor used excessive glue on a cut, leading to a £12,000 compensation payout.
Veterinary surgeon Ángela González says pet owners should skip eclipse glasses for pets ahead of the UK's partial solar eclipse on August 12, as animals rarely stare at the sun.
Study finds lift capacity hasn't increased since 2004, failing to match rising UK obesity levels, raising safety and discrimination concerns.
UCL study finds regular arts participation linked to slower biological ageing, prompting calls for inclusion in public health strategies.
New research shows 23% of Brits have taken prescription painkillers meant for someone else, as seasonal aches plague many.
All 14 travel adaptors bought from AliExpress, eBay, Amazon Marketplace and TikTok Shop by Electrical Safety First failed basic safety tests, posing risk of electric shock or electrocution.
The FCDO has reissued a warning about methanol poisoning after three British holidaymakers died abroad, urging travellers to know the symptoms that could save their lives.