Wardrobe choices — from square bandannas to funnel necks and detachable fur collars — are being promoted as noninvasive ways to minimise visible signs of ageing around the neck.
Light activity that keeps heart rate below about 50% of maximum is gaining attention as an “active rest” approach that can support recovery and daily movement, though it should not replace moderate or vigorous exercise
Department of Health launches rapid probe into systemic failures after a string of high‑profile maternity scandals; Baroness Amos to lead an inquiry co‑produced with affected families
Consumer group Which? and police say flimsy fabric harness seats lacking regulation labels and side-impact protection are being listed on major marketplaces and may offer no protection in a crash.
Two international randomized studies find a 7.2 mg weekly dose produced larger weight loss than the approved 2.4 mg dose but caused more side effects; regulators would need to approve any change
Health Secretary Wes Streeting orders a rapid, family‑co‑produced review led by Baroness Valerie Amos after independent inquiries exposed repeated failings in maternity care.
Former reality star describes parenting challenges, lifestyle changes and ongoing treatment after adult ADHD diagnosis
Psychologists point to ADHD, mood disorders, life transitions, personality and indecision as common drivers of clutter and offer guidance on when it becomes a problem
Flimsy fabric harnesses lacking regulatory labels have reappeared on major marketplaces, prompting safety and enforcement concerns