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Doctors told the mother of Brianne Cullen that 'children are dying' from the life-long condition that can mean sufferers need a lung transplant.

Go on, then, knock yourself out, pal

Procter & Gamble says organizations should rethink how they're run to take better advantage of innovation enabled by generative AI.…

More than 40 MPs have signed a letter calling for speedier cross-government work on a modern equivalent of ID cards, a system proposed by Tony Blair when he was PM.

Spring is in the air, the weather's warming up and city break season is officially calling. But where are this year's cheapest destinations?

EXCLUSIVE: Syd Powis had been crossing the B2102 in Uckfield, East Sussex when he was struck by a blue Ford Ka driven by an 87-year-old woman.

The Government had tried to block the convicted killer's release

The lawsuit accuses the developer of knowing that Hamas militants were constructing elaborate tunnels underneath his properties in Gaza to 'store and launch its rockets at Israel.'

easyJet and easyJet holidays have just launched their first-ever flights and holiday packages to an exciting island destination that's often described as the 'African Caribbean'.

Xena Georgiou, 20, had only just bought the black BMW One Series at a police auction a week before the horror crash.

New research from the expat experts at William Russell has revealed the countries with the best healthcare.

A pub has issued an apology after sparking a public backlash over its cocktail of the month, named Rolyhypnol after the date-rape drug.

It sounds like something from a Boy's Own Annual. But security officials are insisting that UK households need to pack a 72-hour 'survival kit'. Here are some crucial items you should include...

The Rock DJ singer, 51, has spoken out about his various health battles over the past year, revealing the physical affects of a weight loss drug.

In Delhi's Nehru Place and Mumbai's Lamington Road, technicians are creating functional laptops from salvaged parts of multiple discarded devices. These "Frankenstein" machines sell for approximately $110 USD -- a fraction of the $800 price tag for new models. Technicians extract usable components -- motherboards, capacitors, screens, and batteries -- from e-waste sourced locally and from countries like Dubai and China. "Most people don't care about having the latest model; they just want something that works and won't break the bank," a technician told Verge. This repair ecosystem operates within a larger battle against tech giants pushing planned obsolescence through proprietary designs and restricted parts access. Many technicians source components from Seelampur, India's largest e-waste hub processing 30,000 tonnes daily, though workers there handle toxic materials with minimal protection. "India has always had a repair culture," says Satish Sinha of Toxics Link, "but companies are pushing planned obsolescence, making repairs harder and forcing people to buy new devices."

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People travel from all around the county to eat here

Birmingham local Perm said she is 'fearing for her safety' as the Birmingham bin strike enters its fifth consecutive week, with an estimated 17,000 tonnes of uncollected rubbish blighting the city.

The annual report uses five key criteria to determine its rankings: natural beauty, wellbeing, heritage, schools and jobs - plus value for money.

A UK-based Asda shopper has revealed a bizarre receipt, which has left people online variously impressed, confused and very curious.

Melting ice in the Arctic could unleash deadly 'zombie' viruses, an international panel of scientists has warned.

Last year, 248,000 people in England received ADHD prescriptions - a more than threefold rise since 2015. It baffles me how we got here. Or rather it doesn't. Now there's an entire industry built around it.