Clare Wilson

While people in the south and east of England will bake over the next few days, those in the north and west face bands of rain - and it's all down to a stubborn area of high pressure

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‘Game-changer’ drugs that tackle a previously untreatable type of bad cholesterol could arrive by next year

With much of England facing its second heatwave of the year , Americans have been given yet more opportunities to laugh at the UK's ineffectual attempts to cope with scorching temperatures.

High humidity makes heat feel worse than air temperature alone would suggest - and lives could be at risk

Six deaths of women due to poor care, and hundreds of other cases of potentially avoidable harm to mothers and their babies, happened over 13 years at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH), a major inquiry has found.

Hot, sweaty and still staring at the ceiling as dawn breaks? Here's why – and what you can do about it

Angry people on social media say the current high temperatures are nothing special - but they ignore the long-term trends

With much of the UK baking in the third heatwave of the year, some of us are dreaming about installing air conditioning . Only 4 per cent of UK

As most of the country faces temperatures in the thirties, the Met Office says it’s not extreme weather yet