10 hours ago We knew morning coffee was good for us... and science has finally proved it

As new research suggests a cuppa could keep you alive for longer, Helen Coffey celebrates that, for once, we’re not being told to give up one of life’s greatest simple pleasures

Politics

3 hours ago Wildest things you can now say on Facebook and Instagram as experts sound alarm

EXCLUSIVE: The move will lead to some tangible changes on the platform, which has around 3billion users worldwide, not least giving people the freedom to use previously-banned words

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30 hours ago Lothians MSP leads Holyrood debate on access to medical technology for diabetic patients

Access to diabetes technologies is essential to reducing the physical and mental burden of type 1 diabetes and preventing serious complications like seizures, heart disease, blindness, kidney failure and death.

Science

10 hours ago We knew morning coffee was good for us...and science has finally proved it

As new research suggests a cuppa could keep you alive for longer, Helen Coffey celebrates that, for once, we’re not being told to give up one of life’s greatest simple pleasures

Politics

20 hours ago Major change to small boats clampdown to treat smugglers like Russian oligarchs

Foreign Secretary David Lammy will unveil new plans to seize millions of pounds in assets from people smuggling gangs - making the UK the first country in the world to do so

Politics

20 hours ago David Lammy set to unveil ‘world’s first sanctions regime’ to tackle people smuggling gangs

Sir Keir Starmer is expected to discuss cooperation on the issue with Emmanuel Macron on Thursday

Events

26 hours ago Forget the January detox – there’s finally a scientific defence for your morning coffee

As new research suggests a cuppa could keep you alive for longer, Helen Coffey celebrates that, for once, we’re not being told to give up one of life’s greatest simple pleasures

Politics

20 hours ago UK plans world’s first sanctions regime tackling people smuggling gangs

Sir Keir Starmer said the move would cripple the ‘illicit finance rings’ powering people smuggling operations.

Events

29 hours ago Forget the January detox: finally, there’s a scientific defence for your morning coffee

As new research suggests a cuppa could keep you alive for longer, Helen Coffey celebrates that, for once, we’re not being told to give up one of life’s greatest simple pleasures

Politics

24 hours ago Pharmacies flooded with people rushing to buy 'miracle pills' against deadly HMPV virus

Reports in China suggest pharmacies are racking up prices of a medication named Xofluza amid the alarming spread of the human metapneumovirus (HMPV) in the country

Events

31 hours ago People come from all over the world trying to get snowed in at the highest pub in Britain

Thirty-two guests, including six staff members, were said to be in 'high spirits' after spending their fourth day trapped inside the Tan Hill Inn following heavy snow.

Politics

31 hours ago Neck symptom could be warning sign of heart failure and disease years ahead

The Chinese study has made a groundbreaking link after looking at almost 90,000 people

Events

33 hours ago Having a glass of milk a day ‘cuts risk of bowel cancer by almost a fifth’

One in 20 women and one in 17 men in the UK will be diagnosed with bowel cancer in their lifetime.

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