Ben Hurst is the Head of Lifestyle and Money at a leading media organization. He covers a diverse range of topics including finance, personal finance, health and wellness, and travel, with a particular focus on credit health, retirement planning, and consumer health. Ben's work has been featured in notable publications such as Australian Doctor, OK! Magazine, and the Mirror, among many others.
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Birmingham, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: Emily Malia, Ben Hurst, Alycia Mcnamara
Great - another rise.
By: Katy Hallam, Ben Test Hurst-Bm, Ben Hurst
Dr Xand van Tulleken spoke on BBC Morning Live about Omeprazole risks, long-term use concerns, and tips for managing acid reflux naturally
Resident has been accused of trespassing by neighbour but claims land registry is in their favour - however a picture might suggest otherwise
By: Emily Malia, Ben Hurst, Joshua Whorms, Alycia Mcnamara
The State Pension age has already started rising from 66 to 67 and is due to be fully in effect by 2028 – with a further planned increase to 68 scheduled between 2044 and 2046
By: Katy Hallam, Ben Test Hurst-Bm, Ben Hurst
The UK Health Security Agency has issued a warning as Salmonella cases reach a decade high of 10,406 in 2025, with Campylobacter and listeriosis also on the rise
Resident asks if he can do anything legally to stop it happening 'I know this seems petty'
Here's what not to do
People are chucking about 200,000 away each month - and they can cause danger for refuse staff
People are still putting cheap item in their household bins - risking fines and new '£5 rule' campaign is starting
The Department for Transport and government has made a number of changes which could have a big impact this month
