Healing sick Minecraft mobs to unlock insane secret powers

Minecraft master Craftee heals sick Minecraft mobs to unlock their insane secret powers.

World's heaviest insect makes astonishing comeback after conservationists save giant bug

The world's heaviest insect has made an astonishing comeback after conservationists saved the giant bug from the brink of extinction.

Red drink could unclog arteries and lower cholesterol, studies suggest

Research suggests it may help clear arteries and reduce 'bad' cholesterol

Andy Burnham blasts 'shameful and wrong' rules as he issues National Care Service update

The Prime Minister says the change will 'bring back hope to Britain'

Anna Faris responds to Chuck Lorre 'Mom' snub by revealing she is sober after playing an addict

Anna Faris has shared a more specific update on her sobriety, saying she has been sober for 18 months, as she responded on Instagram this week to 'Mom' creator Chuck Lorre after he wrote in his new memoir that his reluctance to cast her had been proven right. The actress, who played recovering alcoholic Christy Plunkett for seven seasons, turned a ...

Symptoms of 'silent cancer' that can be mistaken for common infection

The cancer affects over 10,300 people in the UK each year, but early symptoms like blood in urine are often mistaken for UTI infections

Neurologists reveal the personality trait that helps lower Alzheimer's risk by 38%

Want to shield your brain from ageing? Neuroscientists reveal the specific lifestyle habits and personality traits that can delay cognitive decline by seven years. Read the data.

Only two foods are major cancer risk — sugar is not one of them

Nichole Andrews, a registered dietitian nutritionist, says two things we consume are a bigger risk than all others

The 3 lifestyle changes that helped this man lose 16% body fat and transform his body in 6 months

'I feel stronger and more confident, even outside of the gym'

Would this lion let the doctor touch him?

Kevin Richardson and Dr. Caldwell carry out medical checks on three lions at the sanctuary, beginning with Bongani, an 18-year-old male struggling with weakness in his back legs and arthritis. The close encounter behind the bars shows how tense even routine care can become when the patient is a full-grown lion. The team also checks Gandalf, who shows strong health despite his age after earlier vitamin A problems, before moving on to Meg’s ingrown claw. Her procedure requires light sedation so the team can trim the painful nail safely and prevent infection. The episode shows why treating lions takes patience, trust, and careful timing.

The skin cancer warning sign I nearly missed

After her husband was diagnosed with melanoma, Megan Conner thought she knew what to look for when checking for skin cancer. Then a routine examination revealed a warning sign she hadn't considered

House untouched for 30 years and 'forgotten in time' sold after 80 years

The house, which has been sold with no chain, has alcove shelving, ceiling roses and a larder cupboard in the kitchen reminiscent of 1930s interior design

Prince William hit by crisis not seen for decades in King Charles's former royal duty

Serious issues face Prince William after the heat of summer.

Kate launches study looking at benefits of nature for children

Princess Kate launches study looking at benefits of nature for babies and children - The princess wants to make the natural world more ‘accessible’ for young people

Our bodies begin to break down at these 2 specific ages, study finds

One person said the study "explains a lot", while others offered their own experiences. The research was carried out over a number of years and monitored more than 135,000 biological markers.

The old-fashioned STD that’s making a comeback – and the simple pill that can stop it

Syphilis is on the rise, with straight women experiencing the highest increase in cases

I haven’t turned my heating on for four years – I swear by these hacks

This is how many times a week you should be pooing, according to scientists

There's an official 'Goldilocks zone' of bowel movement frequency.

If your mom drank even a little during pregnancy you're far more likely to develop a dangerous habit

University of Wisconsin-Madison experts found that prenatal exposure to alcohol and stress can leave lasting changes in the brain's reward circuitry, shaping drinking behaviour decades later

Fitness pioneer Tracy Anderson's daily routine

Fitness expert Tracy Anderson's daily routine: 'People want ridiculous biohacks, but it should be more simple' - The wellness expert wakes up when she wants, eats whatever she craves — and tries to connect to something with a heartbeat

Recall of skin care products upgraded to highest risk level over presence of toxic metal

Skincare products sold illegally across the US have been upgraded to the FDA's most serious warning label due to the presence of toxic metals linked to kidney and neurological damage.

Nutritionist names 3 cheap tinned foods Brits should eat more of for healthy hearts

EXCLUSIVE: Eating for your heart doesn't have to be expensive. An expert has named the cheap tinned goods Brits can pick up.

Revealed: The best and worst NHS hospitals according to you - what to do if you've had subpar care

Patients across England have delivered their verdict on NHS hospitals, revealing stark differences in patient satisfaction across the country.

Wales's oldest man champions British dish as he nears 107th birthday

‘Wales’s oldest man’ recommends classic British dish as he nears 107th birthday - Owen Filer served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers and has been presented with a commemorative shield by SSAFA

Teenager died from cancer days after 19th birthday after 10lb tumour dismissed as hormonal issue

Liberty York, from Stratford-upon-Avon, was told it was 'highly unlikely' she had cancer after her symptoms were repeatedly mistaken as something else, including mastitis and an abscess.

Parasite horror: I had a metre long tapeworm in my gut and 38 more in my brain, I nearly died

Lowri Denman was thankful she didn't have 'Delhi belly'... but in reality, she had picked up something much worse, a metre-long tapeworm that would later nearly kill her.

Liver cancer sign that can appear in your shoulder, doctor says

Thousands of people are diagnosed with liver cancer in the UK every year

Bradley Walsh, 66, lost 10kg after wake-up call – how ditching alcohol and moving more changed his body

After being warned about his cholesterol, the Chase star brought boxing, running and daily walks back into his routine

'Arthritis flare-ups aren't random', says expert - the 'most underrated' fix may happen after dark

For the more than 10 million people in the UK currently living with arthritis, flare-ups can feel like a cruel lottery. But despite being dismissed as unpredictable, one expert believes they may be far more within our reach than most patients realise. Director of Education at Functional Diagnostic Nutrition, Elizabeth Gaines, told GB News: “In my c...

Doctor explains people who never get dementia make the same decision within 30 minutes of waking up

He doesn't factor in the many people who aren't blessed with great and consistent weather, though...

The night-time bladder symptoms a urologist says men should never ignore

Best and worst fish to eat revealed as experts issue warning

Britons are being urged to avoid certain varieties because of dwindling healthy stocks in the ocean

Cardiologist says 'never ignore' these 10 symptoms of heart disease

Consultant cardiologist Dr Ameet Bakhai says you need to watch for signs like dizziness, pain or swelling

I'm a dentist - these signs can show you have oral cancer without opening your mouth

While some oral cancer symptoms are visible by looking at teeth and gums others are noticeable before you open your mouth

Rescue shelter scans stray dog's microchip and learns heartbreaking truth

A senior dog was found wandering near a busy road - but there's a heartbreaking reason why she could never go home.

The daily habit you need for sexual wellness, according to an expert

The one daily habit to help fix your sex life, according to a sexpert - WELL ENOUGH: Sexual wellness is often reduced to physical sensation - but what if it could be more? Dr Tara explains to Emilie Lavinia how great sex unlocks mental clarity, relationship harmony and career success

I lost 4st after years of trying – and it all started with a 10-minute walk

If Mounjaro had been around eight years ago, I’d have been first in the queue. I can’t lie, and nor can I judge. Because if you’ve ever genuinely battled with your weight, you’ll know how desperate it feels. I’ve spent years living in Spanx and taping up my legs to hold cellulite out of view. When it was too hot to wear anything but shorts once on ...

Woman who started using sunbeds at 15 to compete for best tan with friends dies of skin cancer at 30

Chelsea Tantum, a Manchester woman who began using sunbeds at 15 after competing with friends for the best tan, has died from advanced melanoma aged 30. Her death on 30 September followed months of campaigning for stronger protections against underage tanning. Tantum had been diagnosed at 28 and later learned the cancer had reached her brain shortl...

Daily servings of this cheap breakfast staple can help maintain muscle as you age

Your morning toast topping might be doing more than you realise

Rod Stewart, 81, says he's feeling brilliant after heart surgery as he enjoys date night

Sir Rod Stewart has given an update on his health after undergoing heart surgery as he enjoyed a date night at the theatre with his wife Penny Lancaster on Thursday.

Europe’s worst disease-carrying bug hunts mainly at night, study finds

Europe’s worst disease-carrying bug prefers to hunt at night, study reveals - The sheep tick is the main carrier of Lyme disease, a bacterial infection that can lead to a range of serious health problems

This fish bites into females and fuses with their bodies forever - then survives by sharing their blood

Thousands of feet beneath the ocean's surface, deep-sea anglerfish survive using some of the strangest biological adaptations ever discovered. These predators use glowing bacteria to attract unsuspecting prey, expandable jaws to swallow enormous meals, and exceptionally dark skin to disappear into the surrounding water. But their most disturbing adaptation involves reproduction, as males of certain species permanently attach themselves to females and eventually share their circulatory systems. Scientists are still investigating how these fish find glowing bacteria, avoid immune rejection during bodily fusion, and survive in such an extreme environment. Discover the extraordinary biology of one of the ocean's most mysterious predators.

Pope leads first mass since cancer surgery

The Pope has been pictured leading a Mass for the first time since having cancer surgery earlier this week. The pontiff was diagnosed with lung adenocarcinoma, the most common form of lung cancer, and doctors removed the lower lobe of his right lung in an operation on Tuesday. On Friday, the Vatican released the first images of the Pope since his s...

Gut health doctor issues warning to people who eat supermarket apples

You might need to take some extra steps before taking a bite

Despair as school imposes strict nanny state lunchbox rules for white bread

A preschool has been slammed for banning white bread from lunchboxes in a move branded 'potty'.

8 haircut mistakes that can make you look older and how to fix them

A haircut can subtly change how age is perceived. The wrong cut can highlight fine lines, flatten facial features, or reduce overall vibrancy. Stylists often note that structure, movement, and proportion play a critical role in maintaining a youthful look. Small adjustments in layering, length, and

I'm a safety expert - older drivers in their 80s should be banned from road

Experts have suggested that elderly drivers should be forced off the road at some point in their 80s.

At 49, I was exhausted and gaining weight – but it wasn’t the menopause

Supermarket snack costing 55p helps with blood pressure - goes with almost anything

High blood pressure "can lead to serious problems like heart attacks or strokes", the NHS website explains.

Father given months to live after tumour size of small baby found on kidney celebrates 20 years since diagnosis

Quentin Webb was diagnosed with advanced kidney cancer in October 2006, when his son Oakley was just two years old.