•New UK government procurement rules shift focus from green targets to employment initiatives, requiring contractors to prove job creation benefits for local com...
•NHS radiographers report alarming rise in racist abuse from patients including derogatory slurs and discrimination against staff of color.
•Andy Burnham prioritizes keeping child sexual abuse perpetrators in prison as government early release scheme negotiations reach critical final stages with vict...
•WHO director warns ultra-processed food corporations obstruct obesity initiatives through lawsuits. Major health crisis implications revealed in investigation.
•Lenacapavir injectable PrEP offers 99% HIV prevention but USAID funding cuts limit access to vulnerable populations worldwide, experts warn at Aids 2026.
•High court judge dismisses legal challenge against King's College London clinical trial on puberty blockers. Researchers can now proceed with the groundbreaking...
•Childhood in War exhibition explores how conflict disrupts play, education, and family. Discover stories of resilience and survival during wartime.
•Gordon Read, respected chief probation officer of Devon, has passed away at 89. Read led with empathy and championed equality in criminal justice reform.
•Trump administration's budget cuts hamper foodborne parasite tracking. Record cyclosporiasis outbreak spreads as disease surveillance weakens across the nation.
•Over 32,000 carers demanded to repay allowance overpayments exceeding £20,000 in 2025-26, totaling £33m despite DWP reform measures.
•Oxford University research shows salsa dancing significantly reduces depression and anxiety symptoms in young adults through an eight-week randomized controlled...
•Discover how one family's 12-day vigil caring for their dying father revealed the critical importance of planning for death and understanding end-of-life wishes...
•Amnesty International UK self-reports to charity regulator after describing JK Rowling's sexual violence support centre as anti-rights in controversial report.
•England bans energy drink sales to under-16s from April 2024. New legislation targets high-caffeine beverages consumed by 100,000 children daily.
•Research reveals ultra-processed foods may cause up to one-third of heart disease cases. Canadian experts suggest reducing UPFs could prevent thousands of preve...
•Analysis reveals black doctors in England have significantly reduced chances of securing NHS training placements compared to white colleagues, with acceptance r...
•UK support group reveals growing cases of parents suffering sexual abuse from their children. Survivors share experiences of trauma and isolation.
•MPs push for fast food ban near schools and junk food advertising restrictions to combat rising obesity costs of £74bn annually in the UK.