Archives for August 2016

So-called ‘stress stomach aches’ are at epidemic proportions in the UK, with 88 per cent of us suffering some sort of tummy trouble in the past year.

Microbeads should be banned by Britain without waiting for EU approval, campaigners said last night. They urged Theresa May to take action against the plastics used in gels, toothpastes and creams.

A shocking image shows a ‘Yuck Box’ full of delectable looking cookies, cakes and croissants – but each mould-free item has actually been there for almost two decades.

SINGAPORE: The world’s first self-driving taxis will be picking up passengers in Singapore starting Thursday.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia Airlines is launching a seat sale to celebrate the second phase of its turnaround, with fares to London from RM999, beginning tonight at 12.01am.

Adults with low job satisfaction in the early stages of their career were more likely to suffer from frequent colds, according to researchers from Ohio State University.

Type 1 diabetes may develop in children who take antibiotics, because the drugs kill off friendly bacteria in the stomach at a young age, researchers from New York University believe.

Social media gave Cupid a helping hand after a teenager managed to track down her crush after posting a picture of him. Lethycia Jesus spotted Gabriel Carmo while riding the metro in Sao Paulo.

Sharp, 26, finished sixth in the 800m final while Semenya – who was once forced to undergo humiliating gender testing to prove she was female – took gold, setting a new national record.