The low-cost incubator that’s saved 5,000 babies
Spanish engineer Pablo Bergasa and his team have created an incubator that can run on a battery and a bottle…
Month: July 2025
‘Substantial changes’ on infected blood payouts
The announcement comes two weeks after a heavily critical report into payments to thousands of victims.
NHS bosses putting patients at risk in strike, says BMA
Union unhappy as NHS England aims to keep non-urgent services running during five-day walkout.
More than 100 victims of Al Fayed abuse claim compensation
Eligibility for compensation has also been extended to employees of one of Fayed’s private airline companies.
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Mike Lynch estate and business partner owe HP Enterprise £700m, court rules
Judge rules that the estate of the late tech tycoon, who died when his boat sank last year, must pay…
Event helps more girls try new sports in Jersey
About 15 sports clubs take part in ‘Every Girls Moves’ to encourage children to get active.
Higher UK borrowing adds to pressure on Reeves
A big increase in debt interest payments meant government borrowing was higher than expected last month.
‘As a GP I felt I had to work during my cancer scare’
Emily Jones ignored medical advice to work as she said patients wouldn’t have been seen otherwise
Brewdog to close 10 pubs across UK, some ‘within days’
Brewdog said the “difficult decision” had been taken as a result of “ongoing industry challenges”.