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Starmer and Modi discuss Ukraine and oil in face-to-face meeting
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Expanding pharmacy services ‘could cut hospital admissions and save billions’
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Inequality may alter children’s brains regardless of individual wealth – study
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Survival time for incurable blood cancer almost doubles since 2005, study finds
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Largest study on youth vaping suggests it is a gateway to smoking
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Bird strike may have caused Air India crash – expert
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Bite marks show evidence of gladiators fighting lions, experts say
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Who is Yang Tengbo? The alleged Chinese spy linked to the Duke of York
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What we know so far about the alleged Chinese spy with links to Andrew
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Cost of new drugs ‘do not always justify the benefits’, researchers warn
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Matt Willis calls impact of smartphones ‘terrifying’ in Channel 4 documentary
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Emma Willis endured ‘major withdrawal and anxiety’ after giving up smartphone
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Statue unveiled for extra-tall duck who became an internet sensation
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Who is Long Boi? Greg James leads tributes to legendary York duck
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Emma and Matt Willis to give up phones with pupils for 21 days in Channel 4 show
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Parent breathes ‘sigh of relief’ at son’s A-level results after concrete issues
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Doctors' union calls for ban on puberty blockers to be lifted
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Doctors’ union will ‘critique’ Cass Review after criticising puberty blocker ban
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York student who held Nigeria’s first LGBTQ+ Pride protest shortlisted for prize
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Lab-grown burgers and cricket salads ‘could be meal staples by 2054’
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Kate receiving chemotherapy treatment like many other cancer patients
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NHS England must end ‘culture of secrecy’ in children’s gender care
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Cass Review findings of weak evidence in gender care ‘scandalous’ – Streeting
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Cass findings show need for extreme caution in children’s gender care, says PM
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Chemotherapy works by killing cancer and helps stop disease coming back
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Alcohol-free beer on draught ‘helps people make healthy choices’
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Phone support can ‘reduce loneliness and depression’ in older people – study
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Our European ancestors ate seaweed and freshwater plants, study suggests
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Selfies ‘could be damaging to women at risk of eating disorders’
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