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Royal Family LIVE: Meghan Markle threatened with £7.5m lawsuit over bath salt recipe

A lawyer for the production company behind Meghan Markle's Netflix show has responded to a diabetic woman who alleged that the Duchess's bath salt recipe left her with "catastrophic burns" and...

NHS plans 'unthinkable' cuts to balance books

NHS plans 'unthinkable' cuts to balance books15 minutes agoNick TriggleHealth correspondent•@nicktriggleGetty ImagesThe NHS in England is planning "previously unthinkable" cuts to try to balance...

Meghan Markle threatened with £8m lawsuit after Netflix bath salts hack results in ‘burns'

A Meghan Markle superfan is threatening to sue the Duchess of Sussex for £8million ($10million) after suffering “catastrophic burns” while copying a homemade bath salt recipe featured on...

WeightWatchers files for bankruptcy as it desperately tries to survive Ozempic

WeightWatchers is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States to eliminate £860.6million ($1.15billion) in debt and focus on its transition plans. Parent company, WW...

One spice has 'similar effects to Metformin' in lowering blood sugar levels

Studies indicate that curcumin can enhance insulin sensitivity, similarly to some medication (Image: Getty)Health specialists have identified a common kitchen spice that could have blood...

Eating one fruit can 'significantly' decrease risk of dementia

A particular berry has been found to significantly enhance 'brain power', thanks to its high content of a specific nutrient. A handful of blueberries could be the secret weapon for anyone looking to...

Ultra-processed foods may be linked to early death

Ultra-processed foods may be linked to early death2 hours agoPhilippa RoxbyHealth reporterGetty ImagesPeople who eat lots of ultra-processed foods (UPF) may be at greater risk of dying early, a study...

Seven foods heart dietitian eats to avoid bad cholesterol and high blood sugar

Here are seven things she eats and avoids for heart health (Image: Getty)It's widely recognised that lifestyle choices can significantly influence heart health, including factors such as type 2...

Surprising food supplement 'may dampen' the effect of prescribed drugs

Scientists have sounded the alarm over a common kitchen spice, warning that it could interfere with the effectiveness of prescription drugs. While a dash here and there is likely harmless, 'excessive...

Countryfile's Julia Bradbury's 'best buy ever' that has increased 'significantly' in value

Julia Bradbury revealed the best purchase she has ever made. The 54-year-old is best known for presenting a series of outdoor programmes including Countryfile, Planet Earth Live and The Wonder of...

Corrie’s Lisa George shows off incredible weight loss with ‘proud' statement

Former Beth Tinker actress, Linda George, was supported as she shared that she is "proud of how far she has come". The ex-Coronation Street star said goodbye to the fictional town of Weatherfield...

Warning to anyone taking common drugs for blood pressure, arthritis and diabetes

A pharmacist has warned that common medications could be contributing to a rise in Victorian diseases such as scurvy, shingles and rickets. Millions of Britons take prescription drugs for conditions...

Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial begins in New York

Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial begins in New York 54 minutes agoMadeline HalpertBBC News, New YorkReporting fromIn courtGetty ImagesAttorneys delivered opening statements on Wednesday in the New...

UK Foreign Office issues Italy travel advice after death of Pope Francis

Brits planning to travel to Italy have been issued a warning by the Foreign Office following the death of the Pope. Pope Francis passed away at the age of 88 in the early hours of Easter Monday...

Ultra-Processed Foods now leading cause of early death, warns BBC doctor

A leading physician has raised alarms on the widely-listened-to Diary of a CEO podcast, suggesting that a certain ubiquitous food item might be more lethal than smoking. Dr Chris van Tulleken, known...