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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

Reading resident Stephen Bailey-Todd spotted the crude display on his walk home yesterday.

The Met’s Flying Squad descended on a residential street, shooting a man and arresting another for ‘conspiracy to rob’.

Tiffany Aching, 47, said she could "no longer fight my black dog so tonight I'll sleep eternal"

scientists have proved it is the vital part in the jigsaw across football and other sports - including cricket, basketball and baseball

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

Conservative politicians in Scotland have faced a backlash today after a Foodbank publicity stunt backfired. MPs including Ross Thomson, John Lamount, Kirstene Hair and Luke Graham appeared to use scripted copy to boast about donations they made to an annual food collection organised by supermarkets in conjunction with Trussell Trust. Stephen Paton, online content editor at The National, tweeted: "If you want to give the impression you've spontaneously donated to a food bank, probably best not to mostly copy and...

The Big Issue has partnered with iZettle to introduce contactless payments with vendors in London, Bath, Birmingham, Bristol and Nottingham. A select number will offer both card and cash payments before the technology is rolled out nationwide. The pilot is the first of its kind, although some vendors had taken it upon themselves to offer card payments in order to boost sales. Research by commerce platform iZettle found more than 70 per cent of payments in the UK are now cashless....