Wartime sugar rationing reveals decades-long health effects on British generation
Research into babies born during post-war sugar restrictions shows lower diabetes and blood pressure risk 70 years later, offering lessons for today's parents.
Research into babies born during post-war sugar restrictions shows lower diabetes and blood pressure risk 70 years later, offering lessons for today's parents.
Official statistics reveal sharp rise in non-smokers taking up e-cigarettes, with health experts warning of unknown long-term risks.
New research shows care proceedings for infants under one have risen 64% in two decades, with experts warning many families lack support.
German discounter's profits jump 30% as shoppers flock to price cuts and upmarket Deluxe range amid rising food inflation.
The takeover ends months of uncertainty for TalkTalk's broadband customers and 900 employees, though regulators must still approve the consolidation.
Pentagon pulls aircraft back to America following investigation into suspected attack on Gloucestershire base used for Middle East strikes.
Tensions rise in Hampshire as police deploy officers and impose face covering ban while dinghy carrying about 120 people heads towards shore.
Conservative leader outlines vision for smaller state and promises to end childcare cliff edge for higher earners at party's annual conference.
Brussels warns UK to impose tariffs on Chinese vehicles or face protectionist measures that would restrict British car exports to the bloc.
Government would pay half the salary in private sector posts as party seeks to tackle rising number of young people out of work or training