5 Expert Signs You're a Great Kisser
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Jess's Rule: New NHS Posters Tackle Medical Misogyny
A woman shares her 30-year struggle to be heard by doctors. As new 'Jess's Rule' posters launch in GP surgeries, we examine the UK's gender health gap and the fight for better care.
Fourth NSW shark attack in 48 hours closes Sydney beaches
A surfer is hospitalised after a shark bite near Port Macquarie, the fourth such incident in two days. Authorities warn swimmers to avoid the water due to dangerous conditions.
Shingles vaccine linked to slower biological ageing
A new study finds the shingles vaccine is associated with slower biological ageing in adults over 70, reducing inflammation and potentially extending healthy years. Discover the research.
CFA Funding Dispute: Report Shows $361m Amid Bushfires
As bushfires rage, Victoria's political battle over Country Fire Authority funding intensifies. The delayed annual report reveals a $361.3m grant, but critics point to deficits and an ageing fleet. Get the full breakdown.
Your Horoscope for 20 January 2026: Cosmic Collaboration
Discover your star sign predictions for Tuesday 20 January 2026. With Saturn in Uranus, collaboration is key. Taurus, Gemini, and Cancer have big things on the cards. Read your full daily horoscope.
NHS warns against using BMI alone for child eating disorders
New NHS guidance tells GPs and nurses not to rely solely on BMI when diagnosing eating disorders in under-18s. Behavioural changes and family concerns are now key factors. Learn about the debate and rising demand.
Prostate Cancer Overtakes Breast Cancer as UK's Top Diagnosis
Prostate cancer is now the most diagnosed cancer in the UK, with 64,425 cases in 2022. A new report exposes severe regional inequalities in testing and late-stage diagnosis, calling for urgent action.
Study: Toxic metals in Australian tattoo inks breach EU rules
New research finds tattoo inks sold in Australia contain carcinogenic chemicals and toxic metals exceeding EU safety limits, highlighting a major regulatory blind spot. Discover the risks and the call for better oversight.
NHS staff face 285 violent attacks daily
Violence against NHS staff in England has reached emergency levels, with 285 attacks reported daily. Health Secretary Wes Streeting calls for action to protect the health workforce.
Mother of murdered Brianna Ghey urges social media ban
Esther Ghey calls for a ban on social media for under-16s, citing harmful content's role in her daughter's struggles. The PM faces a crucial vote on the issue this week.
Halifax care home manager on trial for historical child abuse
A court hears how a West Yorkshire care home manager allegedly abused vulnerable children for nearly 20 years. His assistant is also on trial. Follow the latest from Bradford Crown Court.
Autistic Barbie: Parents and Activists Clash Over New Doll
The launch of Mattel's first autistic Barbie has ignited a debate between advocates for visibility and critics of its representation. Discover why one parent argues it's simply a toy for children.
South Croydon station snubbed in disability upgrades
South Croydon station denied Access for All funding, leaving step-free access delayed. RNIB warns of trip hazards for blind passengers. Read the full story.
How to Win the Stress Olympics by Learning to Rest
Feeling burnt out? Experts reveal why rest is not lazy but essential for high performance. Discover the 7 types of rest and how to reclaim your energy in a culture of overwork.
Positive Thinking Boosts Vaccine Immune Response
Groundbreaking research reveals training your brain's reward system through optimism can increase antibody production after vaccination. A new frontier for mental health and immunity.
Dozens dead and missing in Karachi shopping mall fire
More than a dozen killed and over 60 missing after a devastating fire at Karachi's Gul Plaza. Families await news as anger grows over emergency response times.
23 dead in Karachi shopping centre fire, dozens missing
At least 23 people have died in a devastating fire at Gul Plaza shopping centre in Karachi, Pakistan. Rescue teams search for dozens missing as authorities promise an inquiry.
Hereford tops UK list for biggest dildo purchases
New data reveals the tranquil city of Hereford buys the largest sex toys in the UK. Discover the surprising regional preferences and the history of intimate aids.
9 Easy Swaps to Cut Ultra-Processed Foods
Experts reveal straightforward dietary swaps to reduce ultra-processed food intake, linked to chronic diseases. Learn how to make healthier choices without a complete overhaul.
ChatGPT's New Health Feature Launches in Australia
OpenAI's ChatGPT now handles 40 million daily health queries. As it launches a new medical records feature, experts question the safety and regulation of AI in healthcare. Listen to the Full Story podcast.
The Overwhelming Task of Scattering Ashes Amid Grief
Author Nova Weetman shares her personal struggle with collecting her partner's ashes three years after his death, exploring why final arrangements are so difficult and the burden left on the living.
Finger-prick Alzheimer's blood test trial 'could revolutionise' diagnosis
A groundbreaking trial for a simple finger-prick blood test could transform Alzheimer's diagnosis, replacing invasive scans. Over 883 participants are enrolled globally. Read the latest.
Hurlingham Club Plans New Accessible Cricket Pavilion
The prestigious Hurlingham Club in Fulham, frequented by the Princess of Wales, seeks planning permission for a new accessible cricket pavilion with spectator toilets. Read the full details.
Pensioner proves doctors wrong to walk after neck break
Harold Price, 82, was told he'd never walk after a cycling accident broke his neck. Through sheer determination and specialist physio, he's proving everyone wrong. Read his inspiring story.
Holyrood urged to question Health Secretary after hospital admission
Scottish Conservatives demand urgent statement from Health Secretary Neil Gray after NHS Glasgow admits a 'causal connection' between patient infections and the QEUH water system. Families seek answers.
How to Find January Joy: Reader Tips to Beat Winter Blues
Struggling with the January slump? Discover proven reader strategies to lift your mood, from colourful umbrellas and microdosing nature to the joy of a wire-haired dachshund. Find your pick-me-up here.
SAS veterans tackle Arctic Ultra for mental health film
Four elite ex-Forces stars take on a brutal 500km Arctic Ultra to raise £190k for SSAFA, while confronting trauma and men's mental health stigma in a powerful new Channel 4 documentary.
Hero UPS driver rescues centenarian from house fire
A quick-thinking UPS driver, Willy Esquivel, ran into a burning California home to carry 101-year-old Ann Edwards to safety. Read this remarkable story of bravery and community.
Move Over 75 Hard: The Rise of a Kinder Self-Care Challenge
As punishing fitness trends like the 75 Hard challenge resurge, one writer proposes a gentler, more joyful alternative for winter wellbeing. Discover the '75 Gentle' regime focused on small pleasures.
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