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Donald Trump continues to ratchet up violent rhetoric and lash out on social media at New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg who is leading the probe into hush money payments allegedly made to Stormy Daniels. After posting an image in which he appeared to wield a baseball bat beside Mr Bragg’s head, he later called him a “degenerate psychopath” while proclaiming noContinue reading “Trump news – live: Trump blasted for baseball bat image and ‘death’ warning as Mary Trump sabotages Waco rally”

London theatres may consider taking audiences’ phones away during performances after naked photos of James Norton were published by the Daily Mail. The Happy Valley star currently appears in the stage adaptation of the 2015 novel A Little Life by Hanya Yanagihara, which involves a nude scene for his character Jude. After the show’s opening at the Richmond Theatre, illicit photos of theContinue reading “London theatres may ban phones after illicit photos of James Norton published, experts say”

Around one in five Londoners are working remotely after the pandemic while four out of ten balance working from home with going to the office. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) released figures on Thursday to show that 19 per cent of London workers are now exclusively in the comforts of their homes, the BBC reported. Around 40 perContinue reading “One in five Londoners now work from home, ONS data says”

STORY: British price rises were expected to cool off in February. Instead, they jumped again, adding to a cost-of-living crunch. Inflation hit 10.4% during the month, confounding forecasts for a drop to 9.9%. Higher prices for food and drink were the big driver. The Office for National Statistics cited an end to January drinks promotionsContinue reading “Inflation jump deepens UK cost-of-living crisis”

Kojo Koram Fri, 24 March 2023 at 2:53 pm GMT In the midst of a healthcare crisis, the health secretary, Steve Barclay, has declared that “innovation is crucial to solving the challenges facing the NHS”. Yet the UK remains late to the party with regard to one of the most popular innovations in medical treatment overContinue reading “The NHS can prescribe medical cannabis. So why are desperate patients being forced to go private?”

The weight loss medication semaglutide has exploded in popularity, showing up everywhere from Oscars punchlines to the SNL cold open — but doctors worry that the hype could have health consequences as misinformation runs rampant. Semaglutide was FDA-approved for weight loss in 2021 under the brand name Wegovy, manufactured by Novo Nordisk. The same medication is soldContinue reading “Doctors share their biggest concerns about Ozempic, from muscle loss to hollowed faces”

Public health departments across the United States have expressed concern about the spread of a potentially deadly fungus after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported cases have spiked. Candida auris, or C. auris, is increasing at an “alarming” rate with cases doubling in 2021, the CDC said. Now, with infections reported around the country, health officialsContinue reading “Public health departments across US concerned about spread of potentially deadly fungus”

United States Catholic bishops have issued guidelines that seek to stop Catholic hospitals from providing gender transition care, a move LGBTQ advocates say could harm the physical and emotional health of transgender people within the church. The 14-page doctrinal note, titled “Moral Limits to the Technological Manipulation of the Human Body,” sets forth guidelines forContinue reading “U.S. bishops’ new guidelines aim to limit trans health care”

Ailing “Hotel Rwanda” hero Paul Rusesabagina is set to be released after the government said Friday it had commuted a 25-year jail sentence against the outspoken critic of President Paul Kagame. The government of Qatar announced that Rusesabagina — whose case has been a cause of concern for the West and rights campaigners — would flyContinue reading “‘Hotel Rwanda’ hero Rusesabagina to be released from prison”

Helena Horton Environment reporter Fri, 24 March 2023 at 6:12 pm GMT Pets could be subjected to gene editing under a new government act, the RSPCA has warned. The animal charity has said that the Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Act applies to all vertebrate animals, not only farmed animals, and that it could lead toContinue reading “Pets could be gene-edited under new English law, says RSPCA”