11 h. ago Endometriosis: Trauma and genetics may increase risk of chronic condition

Growing evidence suggests mental health may contribute to an increased risk on endometriosis. Dora Koller and Renato Polimanti reports

Events

37 h. ago ANDREW NEIL: Trump's tariffs are dire for Labour. They're out of their depths. This could snuff them out

The overall impact of Trump's new regime will be negative. His table exaggerated the average tariffs America pays to other countries to make his new levies look reasonable.

Politics

44 h. ago ANDREW NEIL: US tariffs still risk snuffing out what life there is in the UK economy

The overall impact of Trump's new regime will be negative. His table exaggerated the average tariffs America pays to other countries to make his new levies look reasonable.

Economics

61 h. ago British couple issue 'urgent' plea as they face being deported for 'cruellest reason'

Robert O'Leary and Jessica Mathers say their dream life in Australia is at risk due to an 'outdated' law

Politics

3 d. ago Emmerdale spoilers: Vanessa exposes Tracy, a misdiagnosis and a life at risk

Emmerdale viewers will see huge scenes next week on the ITV soap as new spoilers confirm a character's life is at risk while another character is misdiagnosed and there's an arrest

Events

4 d. ago Butter has been linked to an early death. Here’s what to eat instead

Here’s what you should switch to instead

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6 d. ago AI promises to free up time. But what if it spares us from learning, writing, painting and exploring the world? | Joseph Earp

If I reduced my existence to a series of ChatGPT prompts, the act of my living is only shorter – not betterAs much as I have the general vibe of a luddite (strange hobbies, socially maladjusted, unfathomable fashion choices, etc) I have to hand it to automation: it’s nice that computers have made some boring things in our lives less boring.I side with the writer and philosopher John Gray, who in his terrifying work of eco-nihilism Straw Dogs balances the fact that human beings are a plague animal who are wrecking the biosphere that supports them with the idea that we have made our lives easier through technology. Gray, in particular, calls anesthetised dentistry an “unmixed blessing”. Continue reading...

Politics

8 d. ago Coffee drinkers urged to check cabinets after product recall

The coffee recall is the latest in a slew of contaminated or wrongly labeled products

Politics

1 week ago Emmerdale star Jonny McPherson teases 'frightening' Ella scene that leaves Liam's life at risk

The actor opened up about some intense scenes coming up in the Dales

Events

1 week ago Coronation Street's Dee Dee Bailey's life at risk in harrowing racial injustice storyline

Dee Dee Bailey will go into early labour on Coronation Street next week as she gives birth to Joel Deering's baby - but suffers some huge mistakes and decides to fight against racial injustice in maternity care

Events

1 week ago Coronation Street storyline to highlight ‘systemic issue’ in maternity care

The young solicitor, played by actress Channique Sterling-Brown, will go into labour during the March 31 episode where her life is put at risk.

Politics

1 week ago Hasting Half Marathon at risk after chemicals 'posing threat to life' found at house

Organisers are due to make a decision on whether the half marathon race can go ahead on Saturday afternoon – with road closures for a major police incident still in place

Events

2 w. ago 'I had no idea animals could get it or that it would put their life at risk'

Bruce the Border collie was fell gravely ill after his owner started noticing changes and rushed to a vet in Manchester

Events

2 w. ago Alzheimer's may be 'prevented' in those 'destined' to develop dementia with new drug

Findings could help give those at risk of the incurable condition "more years of healthy life".

Events

2 w. ago Listeria infection symptoms as outbreak linked to NHS desserts leaves one dead

The UKHSA warns that some people are at risk of life-threatening health problems after infection

Science

2 w. ago Easy diet change at 70 'adds 6 years to life' and 'lowers dementia risk'

Dr Federica Amati, a nutritional scientist, appeared on Davina McCall's Begin Again podcast and explained how the risk of getting dementia can be lowered by changing what you eat

Events

2 w. ago ‘It’s controversial and polarising’: is Disney’s new Snow White a poisoned apple?

The studio’s latest remake may need more than a magic kiss to survive its entanglements with politics, sexism and CGI dwarf trouble Five years ago a $250m remake of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, Walt Disney’s first full-length animated feature film, must have seemed like a fine idea to corporate executives, who were going all out on remaking the studio’s dated classics into contemporary live-action movies.But the film – its title trimmed to Disney’s Snow White, set to be released in cinemas this week – has turned into a massive headache for the studio. The press have barely been let near the remake’s stars, Rachel Zegler, who is of Colombian-Polish descent and plays Snow White, and Israeli actor Gal Gadot, playing the Evil Queen. And there are no dwarves. Continue reading...

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2 w. ago Nova Scotia House by Charlie Porter review – radical visions of gay 90s London

Memories of love and heartbreak during the Aids epidemic are brought vividly to life in this exhilarating, risk-taking debutHalfway through his debut novel, Charlie Porter has a character ask the question that still haunts generations of British gay men: “What am I to do with this anger?” The book is Porter’s answer. The starting point is simple. Johnny is 19, and on the run from a small-town childhood; arriving in London, he falls in love with Jerry, who is 45 and HIV positive. Their affair coincides exactly with the last four years in which the virus was untreatable; Jerry dies of an Aids-related illness in the summer of 1995, just months before effective combination therapies began to be prescribed.Twenty-six years later, Johnny is still living in Jerry’s flat. This is in the Nova Scotia House of the title, an oasis of public housing in one of the last pockets of unredeveloped land in London’s East End. Inevitably, a tower of flats is now being built right nex...

Politics

2 w. ago How worried should we be about the amount of plastic in our kitchens?

Our kitchens are teeming with plastic, and most of us use it to cook every day. But should we all be thinking more about the potential health risks, asks Katie Rosseinsky

Politics

3 w. ago Scientists pinpoint the most crucial time in life to eat healthily in order to ward off dementia

Research has long suggested that a diet packed with fish, pulses and veggies could delay the development of the memory-robbing condition by up to 25 per cent.

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