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By: Alan Edwards, Isobel Dickinson
Eating noisily has been named as one of the most annoying habits in Britain. Most people said high-volume chomping was a bigger bugbear than people using speakerphones on the train, snoring, crying babies and barking dogs.
By: Isobel Dickinson
They've been enchanting children for more than 30 years and are still firm favourites in the nation's toy boxes
By: Isobel Dickinson
Brits’ health is being put at risk by a surge in counterfeit condoms after the Strait of Hormuz closure drove prices up, with EU officials seizing 200,000+ fake “Johnnies” smuggled from China
By: Isobel Dickinson
Boffs at Imperial College London, the Met Office and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine found about 550 people died of heat-related causes in nine days of the May heatwave
By: Isobel Dickinson
Boffs at Imperial College London, the Met Office and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine found about 550 people died of heat-related causes in nine days of the May heatwave
By: Isobel Dickinson
More than 2,700 people died of heat-related causes in May and June's record hot spells, experts say. And more than two fifths of the deaths were as a result of extra heat caused by human activity, they estimate.
By: Isobel Dickinson
The Stick is a new campaign celebrating the original multi-purpose device which children have played with throughout history as more families aim to spend time in nature this summer
By: Isobel Dickinson
Showbiz stars and football heroes will team up this autumn to give thousands of youngsters a shot at a brighter future.
By: Isobel Dickinson
Kiran Kaur, 53, was jailed for three years for removing the knife her son Vickrum Digwa used to murder 18-year-old student and has been moved to block housing child killers
By: Isobel Dickinson
The jailed mother of Henry Nowak's murderer has been moved to the unit where killer nurse Lucy Letby is held in the “female monster mansion”.
