5 h. ago With energy bills set to rise again, here’s how to cook dinner without getting burned

As energy bills rise yet again this April, these five low-energy recipes promise comfort food without the cost – saving you time, money and up to 80 per cent on cooking energy

Economics

33 h. ago If Man City ARE guilty, they're no different from cheats like Ben Johnson or Lance Armstrong and must have titles STRIPPED, writes RIATH AL

RIATH AL-SAMARRAI: Manchester City made an announcement on Friday morning. It wasn't the one we're all waiting on, but they do have a new energy drink partner in Vietnam.

Politics

2 d. ago Doctors reveal why energy drinks like Monster and Red Bull are so dangerous

Britons currently consume one billion litres of sports and energy drinks - but experts are now warning that ingredients in pick-me-ups such as Red Bull and Monster Energy can destroy your health.

Science

3 d. ago The weirdest medieval cures you could try at home... if you dare: Manuscripts reveal bizarre methods 15th century doctors used to 'cure' common illnesses

The 15th century 'cure' for infertility advised women to burn and then grind down weasel testicles and a common plant, before putting the mixture into their vagina.

Society

4 d. ago Doctors reveal update on Bruce Willis after ex Demi Moore posts family photos

Viewing the six images, physicians said America's favorite action hero appeared to be wearing a 'masked expression' showing 'a little less' emotion.

Society

4 d. ago Confidence plummeting among UK food and drink manufacturers, survey shows

Food and Drink Federation says business confidence fell to -47% amid inflation, energy and labour pressuresConfidence is tumbling among Britain’s food and drink manufacturers, as inflationary pressures including energy, labour and raw material costs gain pace, according to a survey by the industry body.Business confidence plummeted to -47% in the final three months of last year, according to the Food and Drink Federation (FDF), down from -6% in the previous quarter, as companies in the sector were hit by measures announced in the October budget. Continue reading...

Politics

6 d. ago 'Energy drinks killed my superfit daughter' claims heartbroken mum, as scientists sound alarm over cardiac risk

Katie Donnell, from Florida in the US, took a caffeine supplement, followed by up to three energy drinks a day as well as the odd coffee, in order to fuel her workouts.

Events

6 d. ago Monster addict drank so many energy drinks his rotting teeth fell out one by one

Nicholas Mudford would knock back 21 energy drinks a week, but his habit eventually rotted his teeth so badly he jetted off to Turkey for a £9,000 set of veneers

Politics

6 d. ago My rotting teeth fell out on the way to work after I became addicted to energy drinks

Nicholas Mudford, 39, from Tiverton, Devon flew out to Turkey where he had 10 teeth extracted, six implants, two sinus lifts, a bone graft and a full set of veneers.

Politics

7 d. ago Man says 'stay away from energy drinks' after losing his teeth

Nicholas Mudford had to fly to Turkey for £9,000 replacements after the 'fashionable' drinks rotted his teeth

Politics

9 d. ago Doctors reveal symptoms of Trump Derangement Syndrome and how to tell if you've got it

If YMCA makes your blood boil or a red tie triggers a surge of rage, leaving you clenched and pulse racing, you might be grappling with Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Politics

2 w. ago Kids who eat more fish 'develop better social skills' as doctors reveal ideal amount

Impact of fish on cognitive development is latest insight into human health revealed by the landmark Children of the 90s study by Bristol University

Events

3 w. ago Doctors and dermatologists reveal the skincare products they love that cost under £10

You might assume that the top dermatologists, skin doctors and nurses all follow grooming regimes that costs thousands of pounds - but even they love a skincare bargain when they find one.

Economics

3 w. ago Doctors reveal subtle symptoms that could mean you have brain cancer

Cancerous brain tumours are the deadliest form of the disease for children and adults under 40 in the UK - claiming 5,300 lives every year, about 15 every day.

Science

3 w. ago Gardeners urged to sprinkle coffee grounds on lawns at exact time

Coffee not only makes an energy-boosting drink most Brits love - but it's actually a great fertiliser for the grass. But anyone considering this method should do so after completing one task

Politics