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David Gainford, better known online as Mr TravelON, is now based in the Canary Islands and shares his thoughts on tourism in the region.

It sounds almost too good to be true, but researchers think that shining red light at patients could be a way to treat everything from sight loss and type 2 diabetes to paralysis and even dementia.

Standing in the car park of a hospital I had never been to before, ahead of my appointment for an intrusive scan, I was on edge, flustered and - as it would transpire - vulnerable.

Acne is the scourge of teenage life, with around only one in 20 people managing to get through adolescence without developing it to some degree, according to the NHS.

Pete Wicks has caused a stir by kissing his former Strictly Come Dancing partner Jowita Przystał on stage at London's O2 on Friday, with it later transpiring he has another woman on the go.

Jessica Brady should be alive today. At just 27, this bright young woman died of cancer after her GP surgery failed to diagnose her condition despite more than twenty appointments over five months.

Didier Reyes, 40, was arrested in Lelley, East Yorkshire, in May 2024 by National Crime Agency officers who discovered 524kg of drugs hidden away inside a rental van parked outside a pub.

Here's some news that would have delighted his grandmother, the 'Queen of Romance' Dame Barbara Cartland.

As a professor of cognitive neuroimaging, I've spent decades using state-of-the-art brain-imaging techniques to investigate the autistic brain.

The Supreme Court has temporarily allowed President Trump to fire Rebecca Slaughter, the last Democrat on the FTC. "The court's action is technically temporary, since the justices said they will hear arguments in the case in December, but every indication is that the conservative court majority will use the case to reverse a major Supreme Court precedent that dates back almost a century," reports NPR. From the report: Congress created the FTC and lots of other agencies to be multi-member, bipartisan regulatory agencies. And the Supreme Court in 1935 upheld those statutes ruling ruled against then-President Franklin D. Roosevelt's claim that he could fire FTC commissioners at will. In a unanimous opinion at the time, the court said Congress acted within its powers in declaring that a commissioner could only be fired for misconduct -- not for a policy disagreement. But now, prodded by President Trump, the court's six-member conservative majority seems poised to remake the way independent agencies operate. And if the handwriting on the wall is as clear as it seems to be, the independent agencies won't be independent. Their membership will be subject to the will of the president. The court's action Monday was hardly subtle. While the lower courts had ruled that the president could not fire Slaughter, under the court's 1935 precedent, the conservative Supreme Court majority allowed the president to fire her. Indeed, her name isn't even on the FTC website anymore. And the court so far has allowed Trump to fire other agency board members. In short, the justices are not playing hide-the-ball. And it's a good bet that the court will reverse the 1935 precedent, which until now had been reaffirmed multiple times. The result will be that whereas in the past, these agencies had to be bipartisan, with a minority of opposition party members, now there will be no such requirement. In short, Trump can name all the agency members. And if his successor is a Democrat, he or she can fire all the Republicans.

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The Devil Wears Prada star, 42, was the epitome of elegance in the shimmery garment, which featured a black strappy bust, while stopping for striking snaps at Zoo Palast.

Signatories include 10 Nobel Prize winners

ai-pocalypse  Ten Nobel Prize winners are among the more than 200 people who've signed a letter calling on the United Nations to define and enforce “red lines” that prohibit some uses of AI.…

The system, set to be introduced in October, is designed to replace manual passport stamping for non-EU travellers, including UK passport holders, entering the Schengen Area.

Single since his days as a heart-throb to millions of teenage girls in the 1980s, Matt Goss is finally getting married. The Bros pop singer has proposed to his girlfriend, the jewellery designer Chantal Brown.

After research suggested bungalows are being snapped up by much younger buyers, calls are growing for housebuilders to address the 'chronic shortage' of single-storey homes.

Here in sunny Bournemouth, amid the conference sound system's canned Vivaldi and the gentle burps (and worse) of Lib Dem activists during debates, you hear swipes at Sir Ed Davey.

The nation's best hotels, chefs and hospitality newcomers for this year have been unveiled in the AA's flagship Hospitality Awards 2025 - with awards presented across 18 categories.

The Moon is rusting -- and it's Earth's fault. Nature: Scientists have found that oxygen particles blown from Earth to the Moon can turn lunar minerals into hematite, also known as rust. The discovery adds to researchers' growing understanding of the deep interconnection between Earth and the Moon -- and shows how the Moon keeps a geological record of those interactions, says Ziliang Jin, a planetary scientist at Macau University of Science and Technology in China. He and his colleagues reported their findings earlier this month in Geophysical Research Letters. Most of the time, both Earth and the Moon are bathed in a stream of charged particles emanating from the Sun. But for around five days each month, Earth passes between the Sun and the Moon, blocking most of the flood of solar particles. During that time, the Moon is exposed mainly to particles that had been part of Earth's atmosphere before blowing into space -- a phenomenon known as Earth wind. That wind contains ions of various elements, including hydrogen, oxygen and nitrogen. When those charged particles hit the Moon, they can implant themselves into the upper layers of lunar soil and trigger chemical reactions.

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Thomas Cooper died when the pressurized oxygen chamber he was inside at a Michigan medical facility burst into flames on January 31.