Lifestyle

Are you an ambitious bloke who wants to further your career with as little pain as possible? Next year is right around the corner, so chances are that you're thinking up some New Years resolutions to help you improve. There's no better way than to get a few extra training courses under your belt. These look great on your resume and they can be very attractive to prospective employers. Certificates help to show people that you know what you're talking...

Early puberty in children has been linked to behavioural problems, earlier sexual activity, elevated stress and increased risk of breast cancer in later life.

Researchers say the potential risks of taking the cholesterol-busting drugs might outweigh their benefits

Developed by British scientists, it identifies those with the most lethal types of lymphoma who are less likely to respond to standard drugs

The potentially toxic slivers from rubbish dumped in the oceans then end up on our plates in the fish we eat.

It’s never too late to re-educate… If you’ve reached your later years and didn’t go to university in your youth, you may be worried that you’ve missed the boat. It’s a well-known fact that students are not amongst the richest people in the country, so you’d be forgiven for worrying about the financial strain it could put on you and your family. However, if returning to education full-time is something you really feel passionate about it, then there are ways...

Do you work for a multinational company whose head office is currently in London? And, are you considering visiting London on business shortly? Or do you no longer need to rent one of the serviced apartments in the capital city of the UK because your company is moving its head office out of the UK as a result of Brexit? Brexit and big business There is no doubt that the decision to leave the European Union and the faltering Brexit...

Researchers found that up to 17 per cent of British youngsters may have symptoms consistent with foetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)

And in the borough of Redbridge in east London an astonishing 81 per cent of people received the potentially lifesaving treatment before medics arrived.