Hogweed can grow up to 20ft tall and cause burns and blindness - now they're marching across Britain
Like something out of 'The Day Of The Triffids', giant hogweed can blind people and inflict other life-changing injuries, including excruciating blisters which need skin grafts. Read more...
A Possible Remedy for Pandemic Stress Exercise
People who stayed physically active while sheltering were less depressed and more mentally resilient than those whose activity levels declined. Read more...
Coronavirus hijacks cells to turn our immune system against us
A new study has found that coronavirus block genes that prevent the virus from replicating but allow other genes to flood the infection site with immune cells, causing too much inflammation. Read more...
Your small business and COVID-19 questions, answered
Small businesses are among the hardest hit as the coronavirus pandemic continues to cause economic uncertainty in communities across the United States. Read more...
MARKET REPORTCredit to Experian as it shrugs off corona crisis
It was barely affected by the coronavirus crisis in the most recent financial year, which ended on March 31. Revenues jumped 7 per cent to 4.3bn, while profits fell 2 per cent to 770m. Read more...
Baseball Hall of Fame Inductions Will Wait Till Next Year
The board of directors for the Hall decided on Wednesday that the threat of the coronavirus would make it impossible to hold the ceremony as planned in late July. Read more...
Superheroes triumph at People's Choice awards
The people have spoken and superheroes continue to rule the movie pack, as Captain America, Iron Man and Batman were among the top winners at the People's Choice awards on Wednesday. Read more...
Chevron shareholders approve calls for more transparency on climate lobbying
Chevron Corp shareholders on Wednesday voted to approve a proposal demanding that the company issue a report on its climate change related lobbying activities, a major win for activists against big oil. Read more...
The Drones Were Ready for This Moment
While humans hunker below, aerial robots are taking over as cops, street cleaners, medical assistants, delivery workers and soon friends? Read more...
Senegalese tourism hotspot struggles without visitors
With borders closed, Senegal's tourism industry has been at a standstill for more than two months, with those working in the sector eager for it to be restarted. Joe Davies reports. Read more...
DR MARTIN SCURR explains the possible causes of heart palpitations
DR MARTIN SCURR Heart palpitations are defined as an awareness of forceful, rapid or irregular heartbeats. Although they may feel significant, their root cause is often innocent. Read more...
Mayor calls for officer to be charged in Minneapolis incident
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey on Wednesday called on prosecutors to file criminal charges against a white police officer caught on a bystander's video pressing his knee into the neck of African-American man who later died at a hospital. Freddie Joyner has more. Read more...
Four-year-old with cerebral palsy who moved Britain's Got Talent viewers told he would never speak
Christian, four, who has cerebral palsy and moved Britain's Got Talent viewers with his singing 'didn't take his first breath for 24 minutes' said his sister Jade, 18, on Good Morning Britain today. Read more...
Riot police take zero tolerance approach to Hong Kong protests as tensions build
Around 300 people were arrested across Hong Kong Wednesday, as sporadic protests over a controversial new national security law were met by a massive police presence and zero tolerance approach, with pepper spray, kettling and searches used to quickly contain any potential unrest. Read more...
Help! My Flight Was Canceled and I Still Cant Get a Refund
Theres a reason we are deliberately pounding the topic of travel refunds into the ground Its a big deal and theres lots of confusion and contradictory information out there. Read more...
The Hairy Bikers on how they lost so much weight
Today the Hairy Bikers are both fully signed up to healthy eating. Myers has oat milk on his morning muesli and King made a non-dairy rum sauce for his Christmas Dinner Read more...
Extradition of Meng Wanzhou, Huawei CFO, Clears Major Hurdle
A Vancouver court ruled that fraud charges against Meng Wanzhou in the United States would constitute a crime in Canada, opening the way for her extradition. Read more...
France aims to become Europe's top producer of clean cars Macron
France wants to become the leading producer of clean cars in Europe and aims to build a million such vehicles within five years, French President Emmanuel Macron said on Tuesday. Read more...
Linda Lusardi, 61, praises the NHS for bringing her 'back to life' after coronavirus battle
During a debate on Thursday's Good Morning Britain, the former glamour model, 61, expressed her gratitude towards the NHS once again following her battle with coronavirus. Read more...