3 h. ago Public do not trust NHS to cope with Britain's dementia crisis, damning survey reveals

The Daily Mail and Alzheimer's Society have launched a drive to defeat dementia, which claims 76,000 lives each year and is the UK's biggest killer.

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3 d. ago Brits struggle with basic astronomy as four in ten can't name the biggest planet

A new survey has revealed many Brits are clueless about the solar system with four in ten unable to identify the biggest planet.

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3 d. ago Small business bosses struggle to promote themselves to grow, bank survey shows

Small business bosses say they are struggling to promote themselves and attract new customers in a blow for growing the economy, a poll says. Four in ten firms say they don't have the time or resources to reach people who can spend cash with them, the HSBC survey reveals. More than half - some 55...

Economics

3 d. ago ‘Never seen anything like this’: alarm at memo from top US vaccine official

Vinay Prasad memo said at least 10 children had died from Covid vaccination – but offered scant evidence for claimAmerica’s top vaccines official promised, in a long and argumentative memo to staff on Friday, to revamp vaccine regulation after claiming that at least 10 children died from Covid vaccination – but he offered no evidence for that allegation and scant details on the new approach.The top-down changes, without input from outside advisers or publication of data, worries experts who fear vaccines such as the flu shot may quickly disappear and that public trust will take a major hit. Continue reading...

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4 d. ago CBS News faces investigation from top House Democrat over editing of ‘60 Minutes’ Trump interview

‘The double standard here undermines public trust and demonstrates how Paramount’s capitulation has compromised CBS News’s independence,” Jamie Raskin wrote Wednesday

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4 d. ago Foreign Office failed to treat Harry Dunn’s death as crisis, damning report finds

Failures and omissions made after driver Anne Sacoolas claimed diplomatic immunity, review concludes

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5 d. ago Post Office warns customers to send Christmas parcels before this date

The Post Office survey has revealed a big increase in Britons planning to send gifts this year

Events

6 d. ago NHS emergency care crisis laid bare: 2025 set to be worst year on record damning figures show, as Labour is accused of being in 'total denial'

Over 452,000 people waited 12 hours or more for a bed from January to October after medics decided they were so sick they needed to be admitted to a ward.

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6 d. ago British public’s verdict is in: Die Hard is not a Christmas movie

Survey also reveals Britons’ favourite festive film, views on tear-jerkers and family cinema tripsWhen Macaulay Culkin recently said he didn’t consider Die Hard to be a Christmas film – wading into one of pop culture’s most heated holiday debates – he was booed by a live audience.But it looks like the British people are behind the actor, with a survey revealing that Home Alone is the UK’s favourite festive film, while Die Hard has officially been voted not a Christmas movie. Continue reading...

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6 d. ago UK cities ranked by good deeds as Cambridge and Newcastle lag behind

A new survey has revealed which UK cities are the most generous this festive season, but how does your rank?

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9 d. ago Good Morning Britain star 'emotional' as he opens up on dad's dementia battle

Good Morning Britain star Rob Rinder made a heartfelt admission on Friday

Events

1 week ago Drug addiction surge in England blamed on new ‘potent’ cannabis

Most extensive NHS survey on mental health reveals drug addiction surge in last decade but autism rates remain stable - despite big increase in people being diagnosed

Events

1 week ago Labour does not trust public, says Jenrick amid reports of more jury

Sir Brian Leveson’s review of the courts system has recommended juries are reserved for rape, murder and manslaughter cases.

Politics

1 week ago Labour does not trust public, says Jenrick amid reports of more juryless trials

Sir Brian Leveson’s review of the courts system has recommended juries are reserved for rape, murder and manslaughter cases.

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1 week ago Feel like your paycheck isn’t going as far as it used to? A new study may explain why

A recent survey revealed 46 percent of consumers believe it will take until March 2026, or later, to recover from holiday spending

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1 week ago The modern builder's brew: Survey reveals strong cuppas have fallen out of favour

It's the steaming beverage that has kept the British worker going for generations. But now 'builders' brew' - tea that's typically strong, white and sweetened with sugar - has had a modern update.

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1 week ago Reeves must use Budget to restore public trust in party, Scottish Labour leader warns

Anas Sarwar issued a warning days before the chancellor delivers her make-or-break Budget - with crucial elections in Scotland in May threatening to decide Keir Starmer’s future as PM

Events

1 week ago Are you a good neighbour? 25 signs that show if you are or not

A new survey has revealed exactly what makes a top-tier neighbour in 2025

Culture

2 w. ago Police targeted city's taxis and what they found was staggering

'The public must be able to trust the taxis they use'

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2 w. ago Seven out of 10 Tories believe Conservative party will prop up a Farage government

With polling suggesting the Tories are facing a wipeout, a survey of Conservative Party members by ConHome reveals that they support the idea of a deal with Reform UK

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