England's chief medical officer has highlighted challenges facing older people in rural areas, and readers are asked to share their experiences.
A union survey found that physiotherapy services have been particularly affected by budget gaps compared to other healthcare areas.
A new intensive care facility will provide treatment for women experiencing serious mental health conditions in the Kent and Medway region.
The smell of farts reflects diet and overall health status through compounds produced in the digestive system.
From bereavement to pregnancy loss, individuals are finding emotional release at specialized facilities across multiple British cities.
Twelve midwife-led maternity units have closed in England since 2019, with six shuttering since Labour took power, experts say.
Filmmaker David Wilkinson chronicles his own treatment and questions why increasingly young people receive this diagnosis.
Uncomfortable feelings like anger, fear and jealousy should not be ignored, as they may guide people toward greater happiness and success.
Heavy rain from the first winter storm flooded approximately 70,000 tents within 12 hours as it hit Gaza on Saturday.
Calley Means alleges administration officials prioritised sugar industry interests over the Make America Healthy Again initiative ahead of midterm elections.
A charity argues women should not have to choose between maintaining their health and keeping their jobs due to endometriosis.
Senior doctors at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital report that conditions for emergency patients are deteriorating.
A blood cancer survivor is calling for changes to ensure survivors can access funded fertility treatment options.
A dental infection triggered life-threatening complications requiring emergency heart surgery, which initially failed before the patient's recovery.
Heavy rainfall destroyed approximately 70,000 tents housing Palestinians and prompted civil defence authorities to declare a maximum emergency state.
Olive growers began picking in mid-September for the fourth consecutive year, roughly three weeks ahead of the historical norm. Mills have had to reschedule, and some cannot take the volume when it arrives.
Restaurants offering four-day weeks and rotas published a month ahead are filling kitchen vacancies that wage increases alone had not. The pattern holds across three cities in the survey.
Sales of fermentation vessels have tripled in two years, with the strongest growth among first-time buyers. Public health bodies have responded with guidance, most of which concerns salt ratios.
A café that serves only to seated customers, with no takeaway cups at all, has a queue most mornings. The owner says the decision was about washing up and turned out to be about atmosphere.
Four food halls closed within a month across two cities, ending a decade of expansion.
Six researchers asked the same question about seed oils gave broadly the same answer, which is that the evidence does not support the strongest claims in either direction.
A heritage wheat variety unsown commercially since the 1960s has returned to about four hundred hectares, contracted entirely to one bakery group.
A workers' canteen serving a four-euro three-course lunch has won a regional award normally given to restaurants.
A city that capped delivery platform commission at fifteen per cent has seen no platform withdraw, contrary to warnings made during the consultation.
A restaurant that abolished tipping four years ago and raised prices by eighteen per cent reports annual staff turnover close to zero.
A school that moved to scratch cooking within its existing budget has cut plate waste by about sixty per cent.
A public fridge on a high street has redistributed roughly four tonnes of food in two years with no supervision and no reported misuse.
A bakery producing exactly ninety loaves a day closes when they are gone, usually before nine in the morning.
Producers are picking earlier and blending for lower alcohol, with the average bottle down almost a full percentage point in five years.
Kashim Chowdhury was convicted after misappropriating £284,000 in public funds over three years.
Tyler Robinson, charged with aggravated murder and six other offences in connection with a 2025 killing, will face trial in June 2028.
Incidents are increasing as airlines tighten restrictions, with cabin crews serving as the primary safety safeguard.
Minas Gerais region offers ecotourism experiences through pristine rainforest landscapes that historically fascinated naturalists like Charles Darwin.
An entrepreneur sees potential for Venezuela to develop distinctive, environmentally conscious tourism before major international chains establish operations.
The company's airline relationships and infrastructure offer potential advantages, though its future involvement remains uncertain.
Accor will develop Hard Rock's non-casino hotel pipeline and collect ongoing fees while Hard Rock retains full ownership of its brand.
Expedia has activated an artificial intelligence connection, though the company's main AI applications remain integrated within its existing services.
The company spent 676 million on three deals in nine months, with CEO pledging further investment in the sector.
Ex-loggers in Cambodia's Cardamom Mountains have adopted ancestral practices to protect the region's threatened natural ecosystems.
