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Scottish supermarkets to remove sugary and high-fat snacks from checkouts
New Scottish Government guidance will restrict the display of high-fat and sugary products at supermarket entrances, checkouts, and end-of-…
Pregnant women in Devon and Cornwall offered vaccines to protect newborns
Expectant mothers in Devon and Cornwall are being encouraged to take up the flu, whooping cough, and RSV vaccines during pregnancy. These j…
Conjoined twins Callie and Carter celebrate their ninth birthday after being given hours to live at birth
Born in 2017 with a prognosis of just 24 hours, twins Callie and Carter have defied medical expectations to reach their ninth year. Their m…
Homeless people to receive free NHS flu jabs for the first time
Tens of thousands of people sleeping rough or staying in hostels will be offered free flu vaccinations this winter through a new national N…
British Sikh activist Jagtar Singh Johal released from Delhi prison after nine years
Jagtar Singh Johal has been released from a Delhi prison following a high court warning that the Indian government would face contempt proc…
Two RAF pilots return home to recover after ejecting from training jet in Anglesey
The trainee pilot and instructor have been discharged from care after safely ejecting from their Hawk T2 aircraft near Pencarnisiog last we…
Reducing your boiler flow temperature can cut gas usage by 12 percent
Researchers at the University of Salford's Energy House 2.0 project have found that lowering a boiler's flow temperature from 80C to 60C ca…
New restrictions on high-fat, sugar and salt food displays begin in Scottish supermarkets
From today, Scottish supermarkets are moving items like confectionery and sugary drinks away from prominent locations such as checkouts and…
Northern Ireland introduces graduated driver licensing to improve road safety for young motorists
Northern Ireland has become the first part of the UK to implement graduated driver licensing, requiring learners to gain six months of expe…
Royal Navy disposes of unexploded WW2 bomb found in Falmouth Docks
A 250lb American bomb discovered on the seabed in Falmouth Docks has been safely neutralised by Royal Navy experts. The operation required …
Eligibility for Disabled Persons Railcard expanded to include more long-term health conditions
The Disabled Persons Railcard is now available to people with long-term impairments or neurodivergence that affect their ability to use rai…
South Lanarkshire mother receives heart transplant after pregnancy reveals hidden condition
Amy James was diagnosed with dilated cardiomyopathy after her pregnancy symptoms masked the condition until she was 34 weeks along. Followi…