‘Eating disorder misdiagnosis left me with PTSD’
Charlotte Chapman-Hart tells of her experience of a lack of coordinated and informed care.
Month: August 2025
US in talks over 10% Intel stake, White House confirms
The potential deal could involve swapping government grants for Intel shares.
‘Pip tick-box system is not targeting the right people’
A chef with kidney failure calls for Pip assessments to change after he was refused the benefit twice.
Walmart recalls shrimp possibly exposed to radioactive material
Consumers in 13 states are being advised to throw away shrimp with the label Great Value.
Sanex shower gel ad banned over racial stereotype
The TV ad depicted two black models with skin problems and a white model without.
UK backs down in Apple privacy row, US says
UK authorities have demanded access to Apple users’ protected files when required for investigations.
Borders social housing pilots new energy system
Eleven properties have had the system installed as part of a trial.
ONS delays release of sales data over quality concerns
The delay raises fresh questions over the reliability of ONS data, which influences policy decisions.
Travellers warned of bank holiday road and rail delays
Millions are told to prepare for disruption from traffic, rail engineering works and strikes.
People buying less fast food as grocery prices remain high
But shoppers were still buying branded groceries instead of opting for cheaper, own-brand alternatives.