Will UK get heatwave next week? BBC Weather expert gives verdict
With temperatures set to steadily increase across the UK, many of us holding out for a long-awaited heatwave.
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'Doctors said our toddler's illness was a one-off - three months later she was dead'
The heart-broken parents of a toddler who died from a rare disorder say they feel let down by doctors after being told her illness was a 'one-off'. Ryleigh Hillcoat-Bee died in Blackpool in November 2021 aged just three-years-old, LancsLive reports.
UK weather forecast as Met Office makes sun and temperature predictions
Many parts of the country should expect to see 'longer periods of sunshine' this week as conditions begin to settle. Latest forecasts from the Met Office say the north west will see 'mostly dry' conditions today (Wednesday, June 19) along with a mix of cloud, light winds and 'some warm spells of sunshine'.
Conservative groups launch 6-figure campaign to defeat Dem crackdown on Zyn: 'Save our pouches'
Fox News medical contributor Dr. Nicole Saphier reacts to a new report that Zyn, a popular nicotine pouch company, is causing weight loss.
Who will win Scotland vs Switzerland? Our writers make their predictions for do or die Euro 2024 clash
There was plenty of confidence in Scotland from the Record Sport team ahead of the Euro 2024 opener against Germany but it turned out to be misplaced.
Boots shoppers 'ditch' anti-ageing creams for £19 product dermatologists say is 'far more effective' at fighting fine lines and wrinkles
Many of us know to lather on the SPF when we go on holiday or get a particularly sunny summer day. But away from its health benefits, many dermatologists say it's also the best skin care product for slowing signs of aging, including fine lines and wrinkles.
Euroviews. Ultra-processed foods should unite the food movement — not divide us
As much as ultra-processed food has become a hot topic, in our wing of the food movement — groups focused on driving a shift towards plant-rich diets — the escalating public debate around UPFs is not always welcomed.
18th-century cherries unearthed by archaeologists at George Washington’s Mount Vernon
Archaeologists excavating Mount Vernon, Washington’s mansion on the banks of the Potomac River, discovered dozens of bottles of – seemingly impossibly – preserved cherries and berries.