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Voters want ‘huge change’ in energy policy from Burnham as PM, polling suggests

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TikTok generation helps spark high street rebound

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Vapes to be put in plain packaging to protect children

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Women and children in abusive settings face ‘more sinister’ World Cup kick-off

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Leading voice in research into ending violence against women and girls made MBE

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Third of employers ‘likely to make staff redundancies by start of 2027’

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Great-grandmother gets UK-first cancer treatment on tumour deemed untreatable

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London borough named the friendliest place to live in Britain

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One in 10 adults have no savings safety net, survey indicates

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At least two children die each month from knife injuries in England, study finds

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AI chatbots often ‘hallucinate’ and give inaccurate medical information – study

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Should you change the way you drink coffee?

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Large proportion of diabetics may have undiagnosed heart failure, study suggests

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Health board becomes first in UK to roll out miscarriage cradle kits

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Firms improving consumers’ understanding with FAQs and videos, FCA finds

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Assisted dying Bill reaches final stage at Holyrood

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Women ‘dehumanised and diminished’ by inadequate care after miscarriage – report

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One in seven people have written a will with a charitable gift included – survey

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‘Hidden vulnerability’ involving vitamin B uncovered in aggressive brain cancer

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Two in five Brits injured or in pain after hitting the gym in January

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Almost half of London drivers say they have suffered vehicle crime
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Blue Monday: The foods to boost your mood

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Government urged to make nutrition labels on front of food packaging mandatory

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Some pension savers ‘expect to cut contributions after salary sacrifice changes’

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Many in favour of AI being used to create new work from musicians who have died

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A daily glass of OJ could reshape your heart health, say experts
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London borough in top five most peaceful places to live in England

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Nearly half of Gen Z office workers reduced to tears by stress

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Young ‘cautious’ over potential reintroduction of wolves and lynx in the wild

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