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Coronavirus: More countries may be added to UK travel quarantine list “straight away”
By Laura F. Nixon on July 29, 2020
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden said testing passengers at airports is not a “silver bullet” allowing restrictions to be eased. He made the comments as the...
COVID-19: Possible coronavirus cluster identified in Scotland
By Laura F. Nixon on July 29, 2020
A possible coronavirus cluster has been identified in Greater Glasgow and Clyde, Nicola Sturgeon has said. Giving the daily coronavirus figures, the first minister said...
Overweight women at breast cancer screenings ‘should be advised to lose weight’, Report
By Staffs on March 12, 2016
Scientists say many overweight women are unaware that they are raising their risk of cancer simply by being fat. Losing just five per cent of...
Dogs recognize human emotions, new study shows
By Staffs on January 13, 2016
Dogs may actually be able to recognize human emotions. Scientists have found that man’s best friend can recognize emotions by combining information from different senses....
Bizarre Bright Light filmed lighting up the sky above Canberra (Video)
By Staffs on January 5, 2016
A spherical ball of light lit up the skies of the Australian Capital Territory before quickly disappearing into thin air. A video, originally uploaded to...
Children Consuming Body Weight In Sugar, experts warn
By Staffs on January 4, 2016
Many British children are consuming their own body weight in sugar each year, the government health organisation Public Health England has warned. The study shows...
Call for calorie count to be put on every alcoholic drink, warn LGA
By Staffs on January 2, 2016
Alcohol makers have been urged to introduce calorie labels to their packaging in order to inform more people that their products can contribute to weight...
Preston man dies after dog attack, Lancashire Police Says
By Staffs on January 1, 2016
A 22-year-old man has died after being attacked by a dog. Police say the man suffered serious injuries at a house in Preston and was...
MP Simon Danczuk is suspended by Labour over ‘spank’ text
By Staffs on January 1, 2016
A prominent Labour Party legislator known for his work exposing child sex abuse in his district has been suspended by the party for allegedly sending...
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Researchers discover 800-year-old ‘alien mobile phone’ in Austria
By Staffs on December 31, 2015
UFO scientists believe planet earth was once visited by aliens because of an “800-year-old mobile phone that has been dug up in Austria.” The video...
Zika-Linked Microcephaly Cases Rise 7 percent in Brazil
By Staffs on December 31, 2015
A little-known virus spread by mosquitoes is causing one of the most alarming health crises to hit Brazil in decades. Thousands of cases of brain...
Vitamin D may help treat people with multiple sclerosis, scientists find
By Staffs on December 31, 2015
If you are suffering from a multiple sclerosis, then you must consume vitamin D3, as it can boost up your immune system. The US discovery...
Kayaker falls into Moray river during Storm Frank floods
By Staffs on December 31, 2015
Police have recovered the body of a missing kayaker from the River Findhorn. Emergency services were called to the River Findhorn in Moray shortly after...