Vaping, drinking and illegal drug use ‘more common among better-off children’
Vaping, illegal drug use and drinking alcohol appears more common among children from better-off families compared to less ...
Sinatra and Beatles songs among most popular for terminally ill’s final moments
Frank Sinatra’s My Way and The Beatles’ Hey Jude are among the most popular songs chosen by terminally ill people to ...
Airlines may have to ‘hold people on the plane’ due to EU border rules – easyJet
Johan Lundgren, easyJet’s chief executive, said being unable to disembark passengers is a ‘worst case’ consequence.
Letby ‘hurt’ and ‘distressed’ after doctors called her ‘murderer’, inquiry told
The Thirlwall Inquiry heard that a statement from the nurse was read out in a meeting with consultants ahead of her planned return to the unit.
Melinda French Gates will give £190m to women’s health groups across globe
The move is part of a billion-dollar commitment Ms French Gates made in May to support women and families around the world.
Late Queen’s much-loved home in Malta gave her a taste of normal life
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have visited Villa Guardamangia where Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip lived when they were first married.
British computer scientist Sir Demis Hassabis awarded Nobel Prize in Chemistry
A British computer scientist has been awarded this year’s Nobel Prize in Chemistry, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has announced.
Man charged after machete incident in Goole, East Yorkshire
A MAN has been charged after a police incident with a machete in East Yorkshire. Humberside Police say they were called to reports of a man carrying a machete in Swinefleet Road in Goole on Monday ...
EBay announces sales restrictions on e-bikes and batteries from end of October
The site said only “eligible business sellers” will be allowed to list e-bikes and e-bike batteries after this date.
Life is better without alcohol, say Royal Parks Half Marathon charity runners
Gillian Silverthorn, Patrick Fox and Carl Davey stopped drinking alcohol and are running the Royal Parks Half Marathon for charity Alcohol Change UK.
Jury ‘irretrievably compromised’ in trial of girl accused of attempted murder
The jury has been discharged in the trial of a 14-year-old girl who stabbed two teachers and a pupil at a school in Ammanford, South Wales.
Wimbledon to replace line judges with electronic system from next year
Wimbledon will dispense with line judges next year in favour of Live Electronic Line Calling. The technology is already widely used in the sport, including at the Australian Open and US Open, and the ...