The North is feeling more pain than the South…literally
Researchers say better guidance for doctors on how to manage chronic pain is essential, if an ‘opioid epidemic’ - similar to the one in the United States- is to be avoided
Dairy products could actually give you a surprising health benefit
A new study also showed that people who consumed three servings of whole fat dairy per day lived longer
OECD reveals England’s teachers have suffered second biggest pay cut in developed world.
England's teachers have had the second biggest pay cut in the developed world. Pay has only fallen more for teachers in economically unstable Greece. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) today reported on education trends from around the world, revealing that teachers’ pay has fallen 10 per cent ...
Don’t feel ashamed about something you regret
A study suggests that shame served an important function for our foraging ancestors - and was vital for their survival
Three violent muggers used acid & alkali to rob people in North & East London selling or buying phones on Gumtree
Antoine Mensah, 21, Miracle Osondu, 19, and Mohammed Ali, left victims scarred for life and with damaged sight
Two men & teenager in court accused of being members of National Action in rebranded group called “Triple K Mafia”
Daniel Ward, 28, Garry Jack, 22, and the 17-year-old were accused of being members of the group for nine months
Robber jailed for 22 years after he was caught by DNA from fingernail clippings
David Devlin, 26, cut a woman's fingernails after she scratched him during a terrifying raid
No-deal Brexit would decimate UK motor industry, says Jaguar Land Rover chief
If the UK does not mange to agree a deal with the EU,over Brexit, it could lead to tens of thousands UK motor industry jobs being lost. These worrying forecasts come from Ralf Speth, chief exec of Jaguar Land Rover. Speth made these comments at the zero emissions summit in ...
Mark Carney will remain at Bank of England to help economy through Brexit process
These are turbulent times and the Governor of the Bank of England is going to extend his period in the role before stepping down. He will now remain in post until January 2020. Carney said in a letter to UK treasury chief Philip Hammond. "I recognise that during this critical ...