Surrey headteacher says walking route is 'dark, muddy and unsafe' as free school buses axed
“We were informed at the same time as affected families, which is simply unacceptable for such a critical issue. The walking ...
Boy, 10, with rare syndrome miraculously defies doctors to walk mum down the aisle
Frankie Penfold, 10, was born with SUCLA-2 mitochondrial depletion syndrome, an inherited disorder which affects the early ...
Two-ingredient smoothie to drink daily could aid weight loss and boost digestion
It can be hard finding a suitable method to lose weight but one drink could be the answer to your prayers. This ...
Nutritionist reveals the diet he 'forbids' people to follow as it increases cancer risk
Cancer cases in people under 50 have shot up in recent decades, and poor diet has been named as the main cause - and now a ...
Doctor who diagnosed himself with Alzheimer's shares little-known warning sign to look for
Dr Daniel Gibbs said he first thought he could develop Alzheimer's when he lost his sense of smell at the age of 55. Now 74, ...
Woman told crippling pain was kidney stones discovers grapefruit-sized cyst for heartbreaking reason
Laura Lynn, 46, had been experiencing a sharp pain in her back, abdomen and side in February that doctors informed her were likely to be kidney stones - but she was later told the true cause ...
Live updates as 'person struck by train' at Weybridge with all lines 'blocked'
A SWR spokesperson said: "We have received reports that a person has been struck by a train at Weybridge. Our response teams ...
Murdered Sara Sharif was 'failed' by authorities - what happens next to ensure it never happens again
Dame Rachel said: “There can be no doubt that Sara was failed in the starkest terms by the safety net of services around her.
Sara Sharif's fairytale dream of being a princess covered up the nightmare she lived at home in Woking
The 'bubbly and fiesty' 10-year-old went to live with her Pakistani father Urfan Sharif and “beautiful” stepmother Beinash ...
'I'm a doctor – parents must do one thing at Christmas to protect babies from infection'
An estimated 600,000 babies in the UK will be celebrating their first Christmas this December, but parents are being urged to ...
High cholesterol red flags to spot as many 'completely unaware' they have it
Also known as hypercholesterolemia, the condition emerges when an individual's blood is laden with excessive fatty substances ...
14p diet pill could boost cancer treatment say scientists
Now, the US research team says that adopting a ketogenic diet or supplement could potentially improve the effectiveness of ...