69 h. ago Inside Gogglebox brothers Tremaine, Twaine and Tristan's lives from children to health battles

The Plummer brothers first appeared on Gogglebox back in 2016 and have amassed a legion of fans thanks to their sibling banter, but they have very different lives away from the TV screens

Society

2 d. ago Inside the lives of Gogglebox brothers Tremaine, Twaine and Tristan including fascinating jobs off

Gogglebox brothers Tremaine, Twaine and Tristan Plummer have exciting day jobs.

Society

5 d. ago Sir Chris Hoy's beautiful message to his children perfectly sums up Team GB cycling hero

Sir Chris Hoy first endeared himself to the British public through his sporting achievements and has built upon that support through the journey of his prostate cancer diagnosis

Politics

5 d. ago The Guardian view on the Signal war plans leak: a US security breach speaks volumes | Editorial

A staggering blunder points to the wider failings of the careless and amateurish Trump administrationIt is jaw-dropping that senior Trump administration figures would accidentally leak war plans to a journalist. But the fundamental issue is that 18 high-ranking individuals were happy discussing extremely sensitive material on a private messaging app, highlighting the administration’s extraordinary amateurishness, recklessness and unaccountability.The visceral hostility to Europe spelt out again by the vice-president, JD Vance, was glaring. So was the indifference to the potential civilian cost of the strikes on Houthi targets in Yemen, designed to curb attacks on Red Sea shipping. The Houthi-run health ministry said that 53 people including five children and two women were killed. The response by the national security adviser, Michael Waltz, to the attacks was to post emojis: a fist, an American flag and fire. The lack of contrition for this security breach is also telling...

Events

6 d. ago Israeli airstrikes kill at least 65 people in Gaza in 24 hours, says health authority

Death toll includes women, children and journalists, nearly a week after Israel broke ceasefireIsraeli airstrikes have killed at least 65 people in Gaza in the past 24 hours, including women, children and two journalists, the Palestinian health authority said on Monday, nearly a week after Israel broke its ceasefire with Hamas.Palestinians in Gaza have again been fleeing for their lives after Israel launched its new offensive in the territory, which started on Tuesday last week with a wave of airstrikes that killed about 700 people, mostly civilians, ending two months of relative calm, according to the Palestinian health ministry in the territory run by Hamas. Continue reading...

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8 d. ago Vaping sees children as young as 11 treated as hospital patients

Prof Rachel Isba who runs a newly created clinic for vaping addiction at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital on Merseyside, said that they are treating kids as young as 11

Science

8 d. ago Britain's biggest 'baby deserts' are revealed amid terrifying threat of 'underpopulation': Interactive map shows how many children women have in YOUR area

Alarming figures laying bare the 'baby bust' reveal some boroughs have seen a 60 per cent decline in women having children since 2013.

Events

1 week ago Israel launches ‘limited ground operation’ to retake Netzarim corridor in Gaza

UN calls for investigation after staff member among 20 people reportedly killed in renewed airstrikesIsraeli forces have launched a “limited ground operation” to retake the Netzarim corridor, a newly widened road protected by fortified bunkers that divides Gaza and is seen as essential to controlling the devastated Palestinian territory.The move is a significant escalation of Israel’s new offensive in Gaza and came less than 36 hours after a massive wave of airstrikes that killed more than 400, including 183 children and 94 women, the health ministry there said. Continue reading...

Politics

1 week ago The Guardian view on Israel breaking the ceasefire: destroying hope along with lives | Editorial

Benjamin Netanyahu is kept in place by an endless war, at a terrible cost to Palestinians and hostagesIn shattering the two-month ceasefire that had brought a fragile peace and relief to Gaza, Israel has also smashed the faint hopes that a resolution might just remain within reach. This was one of the deadliest days since the early months of the conflict, sparked by the lethal Hamas raid of 7 October 2023. Israel says it was attacking “terror targets”, but health authorities in Gaza say that 174 children and 89 women were among the more than 400 dead. Evacuation orders issued by the military suggest that a renewed ground offensive may be on its way for traumatised and repeatedly displaced Palestinians. Families of the remaining Israeli hostages are terrified and angry too, attacking the government for choosing to give up on them.Horror is piling upon horror. Tens of thousands of Palestinians have been killed since the war began, and the numbers grew even during the ceasefire, many d...

Politics

1 week ago Mother hits out at 'poison' slushies and calls for ban after girl left unconscious

Kim Moore claimed her daughter Marnie became pale and unresponsive around ten minutes after having the drink

Events

1 week ago Government defeats Conservative attempt to ban mobile phones in schools

The Conservative proposal came as MPs raised concerns about smartphones and social media’s impact on children’s mental health.

Politics

2 w. ago These ten unexpected methods could help encourage children to brush their teeth

Battling over oral hygiene with children is common. Here’s some tips to avoid meltdown

Politics

2 w. ago Peter Andre banned kids' treat after hearing alarming health warning

Peter Andre has revealed he has banned his youngest children from drinking slushies after reading a 'scary' health warning that has made him rethink his parenting.

Events

2 w. ago Peter Andre bans kids' treat as he's 'scared' by alarming health warning

EXCLUSIVE: Peter Andre has revealed he's banning sweet slushie drinks from his youngest children after learning of an alarming health warning around the popular ice treats.

Events

2 w. ago Supernanny's Jo Frost says parents who don't do one specific thing 'neglect their children'

Jo Frost's rant about teeth brushing comes after health minister Stephen Kinnock created a 'toothbrushing scheme' in schools to help improve oral health in young children

Society

2 w. ago Gogglebox's Plummer brothers life outside the show: health scare, glam holidays and footballer past

Gogglebox brothers Tremaine, Twaine and Tristan Plummer are loved by viewers for leaving them in stiches, but what to we know about their lives away from the TV show?

Sport

2 w. ago Why children under certain age shouldn't drink slushies containing glycerol

Children have been hospitalised within an hour of drinking slushies due to one of its ingredients

Politics

2 w. ago Smacking children can be good: Human development expert Professor Robert Larzelere shares the science

As a leading child education expert who has dedicated his life to researching smacking, I think banning the punishment would be a mistake.

Society

2 w. ago At least a dozen US states rush to ban common food dyes, citing health risks

RFK Jr’s ‘Maha’ giving fresh momentum to longtime efforts to outlaw additives, which is now a bipartisan movementAt least a dozen US states – from traditionally conservative Oklahoma to liberal-leaning New York – are rushing to pass laws outlawing commonly used dyes and other chemical additives in foods, citing a need to protect public health.In one of the most far-reaching efforts, West Virginia last week advanced a sweeping ban on a range of common food dyes that have been linked to health problems, particularly for children, with overwhelming support from both Republicans and Democrats. Continue reading...

Society

2 w. ago Loose Women star's health struggles left her 'crying in the depths of despair'

In the latest episode of Loose Women: The Podcast, one star revealed the emotional toll her health struggles have taken, especially when it comes to her children.

Society