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The RSPCA has received more than 40,000 reports of animal abuse across England and Wales between January and June, according to new figures.

Many thousands of older people are borrowing against their homes under equity release.

The city has an overall weighted pavement condition index score of 66.

Problems with accessing NHS dental care are estimated to affect more than one in four people.

There are growing concerns about the impact of head injuries during sports such as rugby, football, boxing and wrestling on brain health.

The RSV jab reduced risk of severe illness by almost 90 percent for older people in clinical trials.

If you're dealing with a blocked drain, it's important to know the best method for unclogging it. A plumber has shared his go-to method for tackling the issue, and it's not baking soda and white vinegar.

Lots of Britons live in a hard water area, making toilets prone to limescale build-up. Luckily, a bathroom expert has shared cheap and effective ways to remove it, using household essentials.

Fans of the hit series Outlander have a common complaint about the new episodes - and it's not just about the lengthy hiatus.

BBC Radio DJ Sara Cox said she still feels "sick" about her infamous interview with Sacha Baron Cohen in which the controversial comedian used a string of expletives live on air.

Rise in reports of mistreatment of animals, with more cases expected in the summer, says the RSPCA

Sir Keir Starmer fired the starting gun on controversial plans to concrete over the green belt as he vowed to 'take the brakes off Britain' in a bid to boost economic growth.

MEN living in the most deprived areas of the UK are 81 per cent more likely to die young, a damning new report reveals.

THE world’s first atlas of the human heart can take you inside the organ just like Google Earth, scientists say.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

THIRTEEN million people cannot see an NHS dentist, says the British Dental Association.

SIR Keir Starmer will “take the brakes off Britain” in a dash for growth in today’s King’s Speech.

Call for action on UK men’s health as 133,000 die early every year  The GuardianView Full coverage on Google News

The sixth Royal Society of Edinburgh Curious festival will take place in the Scottish capital in September.

The review found that government and businesses have not adequately planned for the disruption caused by impacts like floods, heatwaves and wildfires.

Both the SNP and the Greens at Westminster are calling for the policy, introduced by the Conservatives in 2017, to be abolished.

The Government is set to unveil a legislative programme focused on boosting economic growth and living standards.

Three students at British universities are in the running for the annual prize of 100,000 US dollars (£77,000).

The King, in his Imperial State Crown, will open Parliament and set out the new Labour Government’s agenda.

Children will be able to choose a brightly-coloured card and receive scheduled pocket money payments, the bank said.