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'King Kong' weight loss jab Mounjaro hit by NHS postcode lottery

Thousands of patients desperate to access the “King Kong” of weight loss jabs are facing a postcode lottery, research reveals. The NHS began rolling out Mounjaro — also known as tirzepatide —...

Warning issued to anyone on weight-loss jabs as patients risk piling pounds back on

Patients coming off popular weight-loss injections such as Wegovy and Mounjaro risk piling the pounds back on unless they are given proper support, health chiefs have warned. The National Institute...

Starmer's migrant crisis one-for-one deal with France comes into force

Sir Keir Starmer's scheme has come into force (Image: GETTY)Sir Keir Starmer’s “one in, one out” migrant returns deal with France will come into effect on Tuesday, with the first detentions...

British Airways makes controversial change - full list of flights affected

British Airways is set to trial a major change to its in-flight entertainment system that could reshape the way passengers watch films and TV shows at 35,000 feet, but not everyone is on board. The...

Brits heading to Spain, France, and Greece to be hit with new £17 fee

Originally expected to cost just €7 (£6), EU officials have now confirmed the fee will nearly triple to €20 (£17) per person.However, children under 18 and adults over 70 will be exempt from...

New two-way speed cameras that can see inside cars launch in UK

New 'ultra' speed cameras that can see what's happening inside a car are being launched across the UK. The Jenoptik VECTOR-SR is an advanced speed camera that will change the way traffic enforcement...

Rachel Reeves' 'triple-locked' body language 'a key sign of low confidence' at PMQs

Rachel Reeves’ lack of confidence after a bruising few weeks was plain as she sat next to Sir Keir Stamer during Prime Minister’s Questions on Wednesday, a body language expert has claimed. Sir...

UK travellers warned against making 1 mistake when travelling with liquids

Generally, there’s two types of travellers when it comes to preparing for a holiday. In one camp, you’ve got those who pack their suitcase weeks in advance and decant every liquid they own into...

Drs spend 4x more time on paperwork than patients

Health Editor A major new study has issued a stark warning about the use of AI chatbots to give medical advice, revealing that ordinary people using the latest “doctor bots” could...

Wes Streeting made NHS promise he can't keep – he must get serious about obesity

Why did Health Secretary Wes Streeting say Britain was going to be a fat-free country within a decade when it’s a promise he clearly can’t keep? He made this spurious claim this week at the...

Who are the welfare bill rebels? Find out how your MP voted

Who are the welfare bill rebels? Find out how your MP voted24 minutes agoEPAMPs have voted for changes to the welfare system which alters the criteria for some benefits.After weeks of deliberation,...

MPs to vote on welfare bill as unrest rumbles on

MPs to vote on welfare bill as unrest rumbles on27 minutes agoHelen CattPolitical correspondentOttilie MitchellBBC NewsReutersMPs will vote on the government's planned reforms to welfare later - with...

Chris Mason: Labour still has a big persuasion job ahead

Chris Mason: Labour still has a big persuasion job ahead13 minutes agoChris MasonPolitical editor•@ChrisMasonBBCReuters"I've not had as much quality time with my colleagues since the Brexit wars,"...

Labour MPs press Kendall on rollout of benefit changes

Labour MPs press Kendall on rollout of benefit changes29 minutes agoKate WhannelPolitics reporterHouse of CommonsWork and Pensions Secretary Liz Kendall has faced repeated questions from Labour MPs...

'Skinny jab' weight-loss drugs have worrying effect on UK supermarkets

Weight-loss drugs look poised to have a worrying effect on UK supermarkets as total grocery sales volumes fall. Market research firm Kantar has suggested the use of so-called "skinny jabs" may partly...