Mobility scooter ruled too large for train leaves man 'humiliated'Stephen Magee says he feels humiliated after Translink ruled his new mobility scooter too large for its trains, leaving him unable to travel to Belfast by rail.5 min read
Drones, shelters and airport refuge as South Korea battles record heatwaveSouth Korea is battling an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures hitting a record 42.5C, as authorities deploy drones, sprinkler trucks and airport shelters.4 min read
Man 'squawks like seagull' from hospital roof in plague maskLeon Gillespie, 26, climbed onto the roof of Glan Clwyd Hospital wearing a plague doctor mask, squawking like a seagull and calling staff "murderers" before being fined.1 min read
Officials fear Ebola outbreak in DRC may be mutating as cases top 4,000Health officials say the Ebola outbreak in eastern DRC may be mutating as cases pass 4,000, prompting a shift to door-to-door case searches and expanded treatment measures.5 min read
Hospital staff take pub shifts as parking and pay costs riseStaff at Medway Maritime Hospital in Gillingham say higher parking charges and reduced bank shift wages are forcing some to take pub shifts to make ends meet.3 min read
NHS should plan for heatwaves like winter, says health secretaryYvette Cooper says the NHS must prepare for heatwaves each year like it does for winter, after a rise in heat-related A&E visits and hospital disruption this summer.3 min read
US Senate committee votes to hold Anthony Fauci in contemptA US Senate committee voted to hold Anthony Fauci in contempt of Congress after he refused to answer questions at a Covid-19 hearing, sending the case to the justice department for possible prosecution.4 min read
Parents say daughter’s death at 18 saved two lives through organ donationBeth and Malcolm Owen say their daughter Menna, 18, saved two lives after donating her heart and lungs following a fatal seizure and cardiac arrest on 1 March 2025.4 min read
How to beat jet lag after long-haul travelJet lag happens when your body clock lags behind local time after rapid travel across time zones. Experts explain why it happens and how light, exercise, food and sleep habits can help.1 min read
Fridge-free vaccines trialled in patients for first timeUK scientists say a tetanus-diphtheria vaccine has been trialled successfully as a fridge-free dry powder, with researchers aiming to cut waste and improve access.5 min read
Parents of disabled child say they fought for support until her deathThe parents of Lila Dripps-Weir, who died in May aged two, say they fought for support throughout her life and want age limits on disability services changed.6 min read
Walk-in mental health centres to open in banks and librariesEngland will get nearly 200 new community mental health centres and mental health A&Es by 2029, with some hubs opening in banks and libraries.4 min read