BBC Presenter Ed Stourton Dies at 68 After Cancer
BBC journalist Ed Stourton has died at 68 after a prostate cancer diagnosis. He hosted Radio 4's Today programme for nearly a decade and worked across BBC and ITN.
Category : Public Health
Burnham: Father Unaware He Is PM Due to Alzheimer's
Incoming PM Andy Burnham reveals his father Roy does not know he is set to become prime minister due to Alzheimer's, as he pledges to reform the adult social care system.
BBC Presenter Edward Stourton Dies Aged 68
BBC Radio 4 presenter Edward Stourton has died aged 68. Known for Today and World At One, he passed away surrounded by family after a prostate cancer diagnosis.
Paramedic Ignored Ear Noises for Years, Then Found a 4cm Brain Tumour
Paige Footner, 31, ignored tinnitus for three years before an MRI revealed a 4cm brain tumour. After successful surgery, she now urges others to chase dreams and seek love.
Craneware Cyber Attack: Customer and Staff Data Stolen
Healthcare tech firm Craneware confirms hackers stole customer and employee data in a cyber attack. The Edinburgh-based company has notified UK and US authorities.
Woman Hospitalised After UK Spider Bite Turns to Sepsis
Anna Whitehouse was hospitalised after a false widow spider bite became infected and led to sepsis. She urges Brits not to underestimate native spider dangers.
Misdiagnosed Mum Beats Pancreatic Cancer After 3% Survival Chance
Yinka Sowemimo-Coker, 65, was misdiagnosed with anaemia for eight months before pancreatic cancer was found. Given 3% survival, she now has no cancer detected after surgery and chemotherapy.
UK Law: Leaving Children Home Alone - NSPCC Guidance
UK law has no minimum age for leaving children home alone; decisions based on maturity. NSPCC advises under 12s rarely ready, never leave babies alone, and under 16s not overnight.
Trump Health Fears as He Tries to Hide Bruised Hands
Donald Trump sparked health concerns after attempting to conceal bruised hands with makeup during a speech. Critics question his fitness at age 80, while the White House insists he is in 'perfect' health.
Martinez Injury Worry for Man United After World Cup Final Sub
Lisandro Martinez was substituted in the first half of the World Cup final against Spain, sparking injury concerns for Manchester United.
Menopause Hormone Therapy: Benefits, Risks, and Hype
Timely menopause hormone therapy (MHT) provides symptom relief and lowers fracture risk, but expecting it to fix all age-related issues can lead to disappointment. Experts clarify what MHT actually does and how to navigate hype.
Second Person Dies in Legionnaires' Outbreak in NYC
A second person has died in a legionnaires' disease outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side, sickening 72 people. Officials believe the source has been eliminated.
Port of Tyne Crane Incident: One Hospitalised
One person was taken to Newcastle's Royal Victoria Infirmary after a dockside crane incident at the Port of Tyne in South Shields on Sunday, 19 July 2026.
Breast Cancer Survivor Faces Months After Cervical Cancer
Lisa Paul, 47, beat breast cancer in 2012 but has now been diagnosed with stage 4 cervical cancer and given months to live. Her family is raising funds for treatment abroad.
Bob Harris emotional cancer update after leaving BBC Radio 2
BBC Radio 2 legend Bob Harris, 80, shares an emotional update on his prostate cancer treatment, saying he has rediscovered time with family and cats after stepping back from his show.
Overcrowding Fridge in Heat Risks Food Poisoning
Experts warn against overcrowding fridges during hot weather as it prevents cold air circulation, allowing harmful bacteria to multiply and increasing food poisoning risk.
Remote Laundry Slashes Scabies, Prevents Heart Disease
A remote laundry project in the Northern Territory has reduced scabies rates by 60% and eliminated new cases of rheumatic heart disease in one community, highlighting the link between hygiene and health.
Taylor Farms Recalls Lettuce Over Cyclospora in 27 States
Taylor Farms recalls shredded iceberg lettuce in 27 states due to cyclospora contamination, as US cases surge past 5,000 in Michigan alone; FDA warns of possible expansion.
Restoring UK Health to 2014 Levels Could Boost GDP by 2%
Restoring UK health to 2014 levels could add 2% to GDP and generate £72bn for public finances, according to a Health Foundation report.
Asbestos in Play Sand: Unverified Supplier Assessment
Australian and NZ safety assurances about asbestos in play sand were based on a supplier's own unverified assessment, despite new tests showing 90% of samples release airborne fibres.
Mosquito Virus Warning for 7 Regions
The UK Health Security Agency warns travellers to 7 regions about rising cases of dengue, Zika, chikungunya, and malaria. 137 dengue cases imported to England from Jan-Jun 2026.
Bob Harris Emotional Cancer Update After Spine Spread
Bob Harris, BBC Radio 2 legend, shares emotional statement after prostate cancer spreads to spine. He stepped down in June after 56 years, now cherishes time with family and cats.
Kobbie Mainoo Injury: England Snub and Man Utd Return
Kobbie Mainoo missed England's World Cup bronze medal match against France due to a back injury. The Manchester United midfielder is now set for at least three weeks off before returning to Carrington.
Husband Dismissed by Doctors Had Incurable Brain Cancer
A Welsh woman campaigns after her husband Joshua, 34, was diagnosed with glioblastoma, an incurable brain cancer with no treatment advances in 20 years.
Ross Kemp Mum Hospital Update England Match
EastEnders star Ross Kemp shared that his mother is stable after being rushed to hospital during England's World Cup third-place playoff win over France, missing the match.
Health anxiety cost me £6,000 but I don't regret it
Natalie Dyson, 35, spent over £6,000 on private scans, supplements, and appointments during four years of severe health anxiety, but says the spending was necessary for her mental wellbeing.
Language Barriers Hinder UK Travellers' Medical Help Abroad
A study of 2,000 adults reveals language is a major barrier for British tourists seeking medical help abroad, with only 28% confident in understanding medical advice.
Vet Warns: Dog Bad Breath May Signal Serious Health Issues
A vet warns that bad breath in dogs could indicate serious health problems like gum disease or diabetes. Survey shows 34% of owners never brush their pet's teeth, risking their health.
Teen's Trampoline Fall Leads to Stroke: 'A Miracle' He Survived
Ruben Shears, 14, suffered a stroke after a trampoline fall tore his carotid artery. He endured 19 mini-strokes, underwent surgery, and survived thanks to a 'miracle' blood vessel.
NHS Phone Trick for Daily Hydration: 6-8 Glasses
The NHS endorses a simple phone trick—setting reminder notifications via apps—to help people drink six to eight glasses of fluid daily, boosting hydration and health.
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