Month: August 2023

Playing Mozart’s Lullaby may help reduce the pain that newborns feel when undergoing a heel prick blood test, a new study suggests. The findings suggest recorded music may be an […]

Nadine Dorries has formally quit as an MP after the Treasury confirmed Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has appointed her to be Steward and Bailiff of the Three Hundreds of Chiltern, the […]

Price rises in British shops have slowed to their lowest rate since October last year, but keep going up significantly, new data has shown. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) reported […]

Travel disruption could last for days after flights were cancelled leaving thousands of passengers stranded during a technical fault in the UK’s air traffic control (ATC) system. Transport Secretary Mark […]

Sir Cliff Richard has announced the release of an orchestral album which celebrates his 65th year in the music industry and features a song with his “dear friend” Olivia Newton-John. […]

Thousands of patients across England have been injured by faulty medical equipment in A&E departments in the past five years, Labour has said. The party has promised to help tackle […]

James Cleverly is set to meet with President Ferdinand Marcos Jr and Foreign Secretary Enrique Manalo Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is set to visit the Philippines amid efforts to boost […]

Holidaymakers have been hit by bank holiday travel delays after a UK air traffic control failure meant flight plans had to be input manually by controllers. National Air Traffic Services […]

Colourfully-costumed revellers paraded through the streets of west London on Monday marking the climax of Notting Hill Carnival. The annual celebration of Caribbean culture and history saw thousands take part […]

Campaigners have called for more equal access to defibrillators after research showed people in more deprived areas are further away from the life-saving equipment. The British Heart Foundation calculated the […]