Day: 30 January 2019

a review, published in The BMJ, suggests “the most important meal of the day” may not help people to control their weight

Researchers found that going for a daily walk or bike raid can take 20 years off older people's "brain age"

Scientists have found a way to help fuel cells work better, stay clean in the cold

Despite their convictions being overturned, current legislation requires them to prove their innocence in order to claim compensation

A major new report has found refusals of Freedom of Information requests are at record levels. According to the Institute for Government (IfG) think tank government departments refused to give any information in response to almost half (45 per cent) of FOI requests in the first quarter of 2018. Analysis ...

The feline in the artwork is not your average neighbourhood moggy but a majestic lion affectionately known as Archie - and a member of the highly-threatened big cat species

The incredible green light display can be seen over the peak of Kirkjufell - also known as 'The Witch's Hat'

Bonita Baxter, 27, was rushed to hospital with crippling chest and stomach pains but was left in agony in an over crowded waiting room

The Tab Hull editor Christian Calgie, 21, wrote a comment piece for the website and hit out at the behaviour of Young Conservatives

Founded in 2011, Pistonhead is produced by Brutal Brewing – created by Swedish brewery Spendrups. Established over 100 years ago, the family-run brewery has since become one of Northern Europe’s largest breweries, with over 1000 employees, producing upwards of 400 million litres of drinks for brands such as Norrland’s Gold, ...

Often the first reaction to the idea of a summer school is negative, to say the least, why would you want to give up your summer holidays to study more especially when you have just completed a tough year at school? There are actually more benefits than you might realise ...

Gerard Batten has claimed just 100 lorries cross the Republic of Ireland–United Kingdom border a day and that Guinness accounts for half of them in an astonishing Twitter rant. The UKIP leader was responding to a James O'Brien segment on LBC radio discussing why Brexiters hate the Irish backstop so much. O'Brien ...

The unusual vehicle had no number plates, smashed windows and was carrying a trailer with a car not strapped down.

Mum-of-two Rachel Cox went under the knife two years ago, so a kidney could be removed and given to someone waiting on the transplant list

The man barged past the victim while she opened the shop and struck her in the face as he subjected her to a 45-minute ordeal.

By 2040 there could be more than 17 million sufferers across the world - compared to around six million now, warns a new study

A weather system forecast on Thursday could break this winter's current record low of minus 10.8 degrees and bring up to 10cm of snow to parts of southern England.

Angela Davey, 38, ...

In this shocking clip filmed in West London a Brazilian couple and their friend are berated by a dog walker for speaking their native Portuguese language in the street. The woman walking a Yorkshire terrier bellowed: "Speak English when you're walking on this street." One of the women filmed the ...

Mark Shortt, 45, believed his vile actions would remain undetected if he targeted girls in Canada

The three were charged last night. Three others, including a woman have been charged in connection with the murder and police are appealing over the whereabouts of two other men.

Boris Johnson and Dominic Raab were both spectacularly shut down on live television last night. The former Foreign Secretary was dubbed "deluded" by Sky News reporter Beth Rigby after he insisted Prime Minister Theresa May is now in a position to “go to Brussels and get the freedom clause that the UK ...

The pictures appear to show the birds piled on top of each other in what appears to be the aftermath of a shooting, in Lincs.,

Irene Lang was served a "cheese and mushroom" omelette on Monday for her main meal which appears to have been overcooked to the point that pieces had broken off.

Researchers studying the mix of bacteria and microbes in the intestines - known as gut microbiota - have found the “bugs” impact risks for diseases of the heart and more

The victim, named locally as Nedim, was murdered last night in Caledonian Road, north London.

An hour before Theresa May told the House of Commons to vote for the government to reopen negotiations, Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker had been in contact to convey that it would be fruitless for her to come to Brussels on the basis of an attempt to reopen the Withdrawal Agreement. Indeed, ...

Scientists say their findings shed light on how the lure of a pint of beer or glass of wine can become so hard to resist

Historian Rutger Bregman visited Davos and did not hold back on his thoughts about the super rich. He called out 'stupid philanthropy schemes' Bregman said that the real issue that needs tackling to make a fairer playing field is tax avoidance. He said: 'We can invite Bono once more but ...

The victim was found with multiple knife wounds in Islington, north London, following reports of an assault

From the viewpoint of January 2019, there is one thing of which we can all be certain – no one really knows where house prices will be this time next year. There are plenty of different factors at play, including some global economic issues outside of the control of the ...