Public Health
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World News
Bat weighing same as teaspoon of salt found again by biologist
Rediscovery of a Lost Species A Nigerian biologist has rediscovered a bat species thought extinct since the 1970s, turning a…
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World News
Row over US datacenters throws state politics into disarray
A former haunted asylum site in Pennsylvania, once infamous for the appalling mistreatment of disabled residents, is now at the…
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UK Politics
Rayner denounces Reform UK’s Rob Kenyon as Farage’s misogynistic tool
Rayner attacks ‘sexist puppet’ as Reform candidate’s past remarks dominate campaign Angela Rayner has issued a stark warning that Labour…
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World News
Bundibugyo Ebola strain prompts treatment development
No licensed treatments or vaccines exist for the strain of Ebola fuelling the current outbreak in the Democratic Republic of…
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World News
Devi Sridhar explains how the world averted a hantavirus disaster
Passengers from the MV Hondius cruise ship, where an outbreak of the Andes strain of hantavirus occurred earlier this year,…
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World News
Congo Ebola crisis intensifies as hostile locals force medics from camps for the displaced
Health workers battling an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo are facing fierce resistance in a displacement camp…
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UK Health
Pollen season severity prompting guidance on managing symptoms this year
Record warm spring 2026 means a worse pollen season for many Record warm spring temperatures in much of the United…
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UK Health
UK government confirms £132.5m funding for out-of-school clubs
The government has announced a £132.5 million funding package for after-school clubs, positioning the initiative as a direct counterbalance to…
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UK News
Social media ban for under-16s: parents in favour, children’s perspectives sought
Nine in 10 parents in the UK support an under-16 social media ban, according to official consultation figures, as the…
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UK Crime
Rachel Reeves cautioned that twin tax rises could push Britons into organised crime networks
Nearly half of all cigarettes smoked in the UK last year came from illegal sources, according to a KPMG report…
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