'Grotesque Groundhog Day': here's how much poker machines gobble up in your area 'Nothing good happens on a poker machine at 3am.' Newcastle Herald · Jun 1
Vote on same-sex termination labelled a 'thinly-veiled attempt' to 're-criminalise abortion' Debate expected on push to ban same-sex abortion. Newcastle Herald · Jun 1
A celebrity trainer recommends these three dumbbell exercises to build strength and muscle Go back to basics with these three fundamental moves Fit & Well · Jun 1
I’m an energy-zapped mom who started supplementing with creatine and I wish I had started sooner Taking creatine has helped me feel somewhat human again Fit & Well · Jun 1
Great-grandmother with ‘inoperable’ tumour receives UK-first cancer treatment Brenda Iveson was initially told conventional cancer therapies would be ineffective against the six-centimetre tumour in her liver The Independent UK · May 31
Great-grandmother gets UK-first cancer treatment on tumour deemed untreatable Brenda Iveson, 92, was diagnosed with liver cancer in late 2025. Evening Standard · May 31
Doctor with gruesome fetish gets struck off after removing his own legs Neil Hopper gloated in one message: ‘It’s going to be awesome being a double amputee’ Evening Standard · May 31
Multiple failures caused mould contamination in cancer wards at the Mater for years Documents reveal the extent of the 'systemic problem'. Newcastle Herald · May 31
Five Ebola patients recover amid Congo outbreak, WHO chief says The health organization said authorities have reported 134 confirmed cases in Congo and neighboring Ugan The Independent UK · May 31
Can a tortilla be ‘GLP-1 friendly’? The label change that weight-loss drug companies are cashing in on While a ‘GLP-1 friendly’ label may seem arbitrary, some medical experts say it may make people pay closer attention to what they’re eating The Independent UK · May 31
New dual-action drug a ‘promising step forward’ for patients with hard-to-treat lung cancer Experts have described the findings as a ‘promising step forward‘ for patients with advanced squamous non-small cell lung cancer The Independent UK · May 31
New cancer pill almost doubles survival time for pancreatic patients during trial Daraxonrasib has been hailed as ‘landscape-changing’ for people with the disease The Independent UK · May 31
New pill helps double survival time for people with advanced pancreatic cancer The drug also had fewer side-effects when compared to chemotherapy, according to a trial. Evening Standard · May 31
Avoid phoney shamans peddling deadly frog poison ‘detox’, health chiefs warn Kristian Trend died after using the frog poison in his Leicester flat, his mother said The Independent UK · May 31
Fit & Well · May 31 If you’re a walker and want to start running, a physical therapist gives his best advice on how to make the change “Do not trade a walking habit for a running injury”, he says
Fit & Well · May 31 Barre is one of the best types of exercise you can do to promote healthy aging, says an expert instructor—start with these three moves This beginner-friendly home routine is even suitable for the over-70s
AAP · May 30 'Unprecedented' cancer jab can destroy whole tumours An injection that can eradicate tumours in patients with very limited treatment options has been hailed by cancer specialists after an international trial.
The Independent UK · May 30 Doctors hail cancer injection that can destroy entire tumors The results of the trial will be presented during the American Society of Clinical Oncology annual meeting in Chicago
Evening Standard · May 30 Cancer jabs destroy whole tumours in treatment-resistant cases, trial shows Head and neck cancer is the sixth most common cancer worldwide, and it affects around 12,800 people in the UK each year.
The Independent UK · May 30 New bowel cancer drug halts tumour growth in nine out of 10 patients The drug works by triggering the ‘death’ of cancer cells while largely sparing healthy tissue
The Independent UK · May 30 Targeted drug shows promise for people with advanced bowel cancer in early trial One patient taking part in the trial said the therapy has given her a ‘new lease of life’.
The Independent UK · May 30 New blood test ‘offers genuine hope’ it can detect deadly cancers before symptoms appear The test is ‘feasible at scale’ on the NHS, say researchers
Evening Standard · May 30 Galleri blood test ‘feasible at scale’ on NHS, say experts The NHS-Galleri trial is exploring how well the blood test works within the health service, alongside screening, to pick up cancer cases earlier.
Evening Standard · May 30 Runner from London becomes first person in world to complete 1,000 parkruns Darren Wood, 43, from Carshalton, south London, first took part in October 2004 and has regularly participated in the free weekly event ever since.
Evening Standard · May 30 Runner says 1,000-parkrun milestone will celebrate event’s community spirit Darren Wood, 43, from Carshalton, south London, has taken part in 119 different parkruns in seven countries and has also volunteered 415 times.