44 m. ago Man has to have toes amputated after being given wrong shoes for wedding day

Martin's toe swelled to three times its normal size, then he developed a blister which got infected

Politics

63 m. ago James Whale gives update on ‘very difficult’ situation amid terminal cancer diagnosis

Radio presenter was diagnosed with stage four cancer in 2020

Science

82 m. ago UK weather: Heatwave maps reveal exact date 34C 'Spanish plume' will hit Brits

Temperatures could rise as high as 34C in the UK next week, according to weather modelling maps, with air from a European heatwave expected to make its way to us

Society

83 m. ago Zoe guru Prof Tim Spector reveals the healthiest supermarket loaves

Nutrition guru Professor Tim Spector has revealed which type of bread he eats every day, and it could just keep bowel cancer at bay.

Politics

2 h. ago Surprising symptoms of 'overlooked' cancer every woman must know

An alarming number of women are unaware of the tell-tale signs of a deadly cancer that kills thousands each year, new research has shown.

Science

2 h. ago We live on Britain's STEEPEST road we love it here and the views are incredible

With its annual Easter egg rolling competition, as well as regular skiers, cyclists and skateboarders, the residents of Vale Street in Bristol reveal what really angers them about life on a steep incline.

Politics

2 h. ago Shocking rise of 'Ozempic HANDS': New disturbing side effect of weight

One video which honed in on the hands of reality TV star Khloe Kardashian had some users commenting that the stars have hands like those of a 'vampire' or 'Nosferatu'.

Events

2 h. ago Tskaltubo, Stalin’s spa resort: the decay of a Soviet past in Georgia

Tskaltubo enjoyed years of prosperity as a jewel of Soviet architecture. But after the collapse of the USSR in December 1991 the sanatoriums were abandoned, and in 1992 people fleeing the war in Abkhazia found refuge here. While efforts continue to restore the spa town to its former glory, silence and greenery prevail as a few families hold out amid the rubbleThe right to rest for workers was enshrined in the 1936 constitution of the Soviet Union. Article 119 guaranteed “annual vacations with full pay for workers and employees and the provision of a wide network of sanatoriums”. Fourteen years earlier, the 1922 labour code had established that every worker was entitled to two weeks of annual leave and hundreds of sanatoriums were built across the vast territory that made up the Soviet socialist republics. These establishments, conceived as a combination of health resorts and medical centres, served as places for workers to rest and recuperate, thus helping to optimise their producti...

Politics

3 h. ago Can you trust health influencers on TikTok ? 5 experts you can actually trust

Misinformation can spread rapidly on social media 📱

Science

3 h. ago 'I was a superfit karate Black Belt who didn't drink or smoke

Julius Manyoni, 66, who has been a Black Belt 6th Dan karate instructor for more than 40 years, was diagnosed with stage 3 myeloma, a type of blood cancer, after becoming breathless

Events

5 h. ago Fatcat uni boss who told MSPs he didn’t know his own salary spent £47k on luxury foreign junkets

We can reveal Peter Mathieson – who earned £421,667 last year according to the uni’s latest accounts – has racked up thousands on business class travel.

Economics

5 h. ago I punch myself until I bruise and have virtually no control over it

Student Megan Hastings, who has Tourette syndrome, only gets relief from her tics when she sings

Politics

7 h. ago How women blighted by cruel back pain may actually have hidden arthritis

Axial spondyloarthritis has long been considered to be a condition more commonly found in men. However, new research suggests that women are just as likely to develop it.

Politics

7 h. ago One of NHS's biggest AI projects is halted after fears it used health data of 57 MILLION people without proper permissions 

NHS England has paused Foresight, a ground-breaking AI project designed to predict the risk of health conditions, after concerns were raised over the use of data from 57 million people.

Events

8 h. ago Liver disease is on the rise in the UK due to soaring obesity levels, but a 10

The build-up of dangerous fat in the organ is usually triggered by an unhealthy diet and sedentary lifestyle. Pictured: File photo

Politics

8 h. ago Cancer patients in the UK dealing with 'worst drug shortage' as sufferers forced to skip meals and ration doses of their medication

A new survey has found that an astonishing 96 per cent of pharmacies are struggling to supply their patients with a crucial cancer drug called Creon.

Science

8 h. ago Jessie J 'hinted at secret health battle weeks before announcing her breast cancer diagnosis'

The singer, 37, announced she has been diagnosed with breast cancer in a social media post on Wednesday and said the condition had been caught 'early'.

Science

8 h. ago Pioneering device could help patients with Parkinson's, which affects 150,000 people in the UK, to walk again

Nearly 150,000 people in the UK suffer from Parkinson's disease, a degenerative condition that can cause tremors, muscle stiffness and slowness of movement as nerve cells in the brain die.

Science

9 h. ago Two hours 'doomscrolling' on their phone or tablet can double teenagers' risk of anxiety and quadruple the likelihood of depression

Teens who spend more than two hours a day scrolling on phones or tablets double their risk of developing anxiety and quadruple their chances of depression, say scientists.

Events

9 h. ago Eating at least five grams of butter a day can reduce the risk of Type 2 diabetes and heart disease

Spread the news - butter might actually reduce your risk of heart disease, according to scientists.

Events