Cure for Parkinson’s disease could be on the horizon
It offers hope of the first drug that treats the cause of the devastating neurodegenerative illness.
Tory candidates draw battle lines over the most destructive way to exit EU
Frontrunners to succeed Theresa May have drawn battle lines over the most destructive way to exit the EU this week, with Domic Raab going as far as saying he may prorogue Parliament to ensure Britain leaves one way or another on October 31st. A nightmarish ‘no deal’ scenario on the ...
Animal lovers horrified as boat owner repeatedly rams dinghy where Windo the seal has been sunbathing
The sea mammal, nicknamed Windo, has been living on the boat in Dartmouth, Devon, for several days
Paragliding, the Extreme Sport that is Good for Your Physical and Mental Health
Since ancient times, men have observed flying birds with envy: there is no other feeling that can provoke that same sense of freedom. For that reason -and thanks to invaluable efforts, human beings have managed to develop an endless number of inventions in order to be able to fly. Some ...
Inquest into death of chronically ill dad believed to have killed himself after he was declared fit to work by DWP
Kevin Dooley, 48, was found hanged by his daughter Leanne Dooley, 28, days before Christmas last year
Female council chief quits job claiming elected member tried to kiss her while another said she had “good breeding hips”
Isabel Edgar Briancon was appointed executive director of Stratford District Council last November but resigned after just six months
Bear Grylls beats Ben Fogle to be crowned the celebrity Brits would most like to take on an adventure holiday
Real-life action man Bear Grylls has beaten Ben Fogle to top a list of celebrities Brits would most like to take on an adventure holiday. Travellers chose the chief scout and former member of the Special Forces, 44, thanks to the daredevil experiences he’s enjoyed and his extreme survival skills. ...
No Bo Jo: Majority of voters think Boris Johnson would make bad PM
Boris is in front amongst Tory leadership hopefuls
WASPI women protest pension loss around the UK as government challenged in High Court
A judicial review is underway into whether the increase in the women's pension age from 60-66 years is fair