When Jak, a black domestic short hair cat, was diagnosed with an aggressive head and neck cancer, his prognosis was devastating. Vets gave him just six to eight weeks to live. Thanks to a pioneering medical trial, Jak survived for more than eight months, celebrated one last Christmas with his owners, and helped scientists make
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The Duke of Sussex will make his first visit to the UK since losing his legal battle with the Home Office over his security arrangements. Prince Harry is set to attend the WellChild annual awards ceremony on September 8, where he will meet children and carers, give a speech, and present the award for the
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The British chief prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC), Karim Khan KC, 55, is facing a second allegation of sexual harassment, intensifying scrutiny over his conduct. According to a report published by The Guardian, a woman who claims to have worked with Khan more than 15 years ago as an intern has accused him
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The UK is on track to record its hottest summer since records began, according to provisional data from the Met Office. Average temperatures across June, July and August 2025 have reached 16.13°C, which is 1.5°C above the long-term seasonal average. The new figures suggest this summer will surpass the record previously set in 2018, making
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The streets of west London were transformed into a sea of colour and music on Monday as thousands of revellers, dancers and musicians gathered for the annual Notting Hill Carnival, one of the world’s largest street festivals. The 57th edition of the carnival celebrates London’s diversity and honours the contributions of generations of migrants and
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Three people have died and one person has been seriously injured after a helicopter crashed into a field near Ventnor, a seaside resort town on Britain’s Isle of Wight, on Monday, police confirmed. The incident occurred during a flying lesson, according to reports. Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary said they could not release further
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Up to 885,000 more people could now be living in accessible and adaptable homes if the UK government had delivered on its promised housing reforms, according to new research by the Centre for Ageing Better and Habinteg Housing Association. The analysis warns that the government’s failure to implement higher minimum building standards has deepened the
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The UK government has announced a new joint information sharing agreement designed to accelerate patient access to innovative treatments across England. Under the initiative, pharmaceutical companies will be invited to register early with both the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), enabling parallel decision-making
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Sandstone Care Group has announced the acquisition of Dalton Court Care Home, a 60-bed facility located in Cockermouth, Cumbria. The home provides specialist nursing care, dementia support, palliative services, end of life care, and short-term respite for adults of all ages. Dalton Court also supports individuals under 65 who are living with early onset dementia
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Care England, in partnership with Engage and Nightingale Hammerson, has released a compelling new white paper urging immediate and coordinated efforts to improve hearing care for residents in care homes. The paper draws on research conducted by the University of Manchester, specifically by experts at the Manchester Centre for Audiology and Deafness (ManCAD). The findings
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