Private ADHD Care Failures Clog NHS Waiting Lists
NHS trusts warn that patients returning from private ADHD assessments are overwhelming waiting lists, with gaps in care and prescription costs exceeding £200 monthly.
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Finding Balance in an Era of Political Uncertainty
As global tensions rise, exploring historical parallels and psychological strategies for maintaining resilience without succumbing to constant anxiety in turbulent times.
Glasgow Hospital Infections: Fury Over Years of Denial
Families express fury as NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde admits contaminated water caused infections in child cancer patients, after years of denial and a public inquiry.
Mother's Journey with Conjoined Twins Ends in Miracle
Liliya Miroshnik shares her emotional story of giving birth to craniopagus twins and the miraculous 24-hour separation surgery that changed their lives forever.
Glasgow Hospital Scandal: Child Deaths Linked to Water
A major investigation into Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital reveals water contamination may have caused child deaths, with whistleblowers ignored and families demanding justice.
Daily Horoscope January 22, 2026: Star Sign Forecasts
Explore today's horoscope predictions for all zodiac signs as Mars enters Aquarius, bringing amplified emotions and opportunities for innovation and change.
More Cancer Doctors for Rural and Coastal England
The UK government announces plans to increase cancer doctor numbers in rural and coastal hospitals to tackle healthcare inequalities and improve survival rates across England.
NIH Ends Funding for Fetal Tissue Research
The National Institutes of Health announces immediate ban on funding research using human fetal tissue from elective abortions, marking a significant policy shift under Trump's administration.
NZ Landslides: Two Dead, Multiple Feared Buried
Two confirmed fatalities and several missing after landslides struck a house and campground in New Zealand's North Island during extreme weather conditions.
Karachi Shopping Centre Fire Death Toll Hits 67
The death toll from a devastating shopping centre fire in Karachi, Pakistan, has risen to 67 as rescue teams recover dozens more remains, with identification hampered by fragmentation.
Screen Time Impact on Toddlers: UK Guidance Urged
New UK government guidance on screen use for young children is imminent, as studies reveal alarming links between excessive exposure and developmental delays.
Experts Call for Broader Child Digital Safeguards
Leading academics and educators argue that UK child protection policies must address generative AI and digital addiction, not just social media platforms, to safeguard adolescent development.
Doggy Style Tops UK's Most Dangerous Sex Positions
New survey reveals Britain's favourite sex positions are causing injuries requiring hospital treatment, with expert advice on how to stay safe in the bedroom.
Reform U-Turn on Lancashire Care Home Closures
Lancashire Reform councillors announce investment instead of closure for five care homes following months of public protest and criticism from opposition parties.
Family: Authorities 'Failed' in Pensioner's Ritual Killing
The family of Roger Leadbeater, 74, killed in a 'ritual sacrifice' by a woman who escaped a mental health unit, says authorities 'failed on every level' to protect him.
Katie Price Opens Up About 'Gaunt' Look and Health Fears
Reality star Katie Price responds to fan worries about her thin appearance, revealing doctor visits and filler procedures amid ongoing health struggles.
Emma Gannon's Burnout Recovery: A Year of Nothing
London author Emma Gannon shares her journey through burnout recovery after a panic attack, offering practical tips on listening to your body, reconnecting with passions, and rebuilding resilience through self-care and emotional awareness.
Harrow Approves 24-Bed Care Home in Hatch End
Harrow Council has granted planning permission for a new 24-bed care home on Oakleigh Road in Hatch End, replacing a derelict former nursing home despite resident concerns over design and sunlight.
Vertigo Validation: How Steve Smith's Struggle Offers Comfort
Rebecca Shaw explores the isolating experience of vertigo, finding validation in knowing others, including cricketer Steve Smith, endure similar disorienting symptoms and treatments.
Influencers Push Unneeded Testosterone Tests on Young Men
Research reveals social media influencers with millions of followers are promoting unnecessary testosterone tests to healthy young men, linking masculinity to medical interventions for profit.
Norovirus Admissions Jump 47%, London Cases Localised
New data reveals a 47% surge in norovirus hospital cases in early 2026, with outbreaks concentrated in specific NHS trusts. London's Royal Free London leads with 33 patients, while most trusts report zero cases.
John Knight: Campaigner for Accessible Trains
John Knight, a leading disability campaigner at Leonard Cheshire, successfully pushed for the 2020 deadline for accessible trains in the UK. His mischievous tactics and policy work transformed transport equality.
Family Questions How Mentally Ill Killer Bought Knife Online
The family of grandmother Anita Mukhey, stabbed 18 times at a North London bus stop, raise concerns about how her mentally ill killer accessed violent content and purchased a hunting knife online while in care.
Walking: A Simple Path to Better Health and Connection
Chef Bettina Campolucci Bordi reveals how daily walks improve sleep, reduce stress, and strengthen family bonds, offering a free, accessible wellness tool.
Ali Bastian's Hospital Dash for Daughter's Allergic Reaction
Former Hollyoaks star Ali Bastian shares harrowing story of rushing daughter Isla, 5, to hospital after severe allergic reaction with unexpected symptoms.
Families Demand Reckoning Over Glasgow Hospital Failures
Families affected by infection concerns at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital call for health board bosses to be held accountable, citing lies and smears.
Lisa Riley Opens Up About IVF and Childlessness
Emmerdale star Lisa Riley shares her emotional journey with IVF and coming to terms with not having children, revealing she prioritised her career and found peace with her family unit.
Screen Time's Impact on Toddlers: Human Connection Loss
Experts warn that excessive screen time for toddlers may erode essential human skills, raising concerns about developmental impacts and societal changes.
NZ Landslide: Children's Cries Heard Before Silence
A massive landslide has buried a holiday campsite in New Zealand, with children heard screaming for help before falling silent. Rescue efforts continue amid treacherous conditions.
London Sisters Lose Both Parents to Same Cancer Weeks Apart
Three sisters in London are mourning the loss of both parents who died from identical lung cancer just weeks apart in the same hospital bed, facing double funeral costs.
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