Month: January 2025

MEMORY loss is widely considered the most well-known symptom of dementia – and it’s often the first noticeable sign in the early stages of the disease. But in recent years, research has suggested problems with thinking and memory may not always be caused by the mind-robbing disease. While the number of people diagnosed with dementia… Continue reading The alarming memory condition that mimics dementia but could disappear with the right treatment

PHARMACY chain Boots has launched a huge winter clearance sale and discounts up to 80% are on offer. Shoppers can snap up some major bargains across confectionery, skincare, kidswear and more with prices starting from just 75p. Hundreds of products have been slashed in price online while customers can also pick up discounts in stores.… Continue reading Boots launches huge winter clearance sale with up to 80% off and prices start from just 75p

UP and down the country, many puppies will be settling into their new homes with families eager to play with them. But dog owners have to be careful when it comes to exercising their young pup. A pet expert from YuMOVE has revealed that playing fetch, and other inappropriate exercises, can negatively impact their joints.  Dr Charlotte… Continue reading I’m a vet – here’s the game you need to stop playing with your puppy, it can be dangerous

GOOGLE’s revamped premium earbuds pack a punch in a small package. But do they live up to the hype? In this Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 review, I’ve tested them to see if they’re worth the investment. Disclaimer: The Pixel earbuds are tailored for the Android market, and as such, full specifications were not accessible… Continue reading Google Pixel Buds Pro 2 review: The bite-sized buds with one drawback

THE top ten Electric cars to buy in 2025 have been revealed, with a tiny Citroën making the list. While EVs still tend to be pricier than their combustion-engine counterparts, brands like Citroën, Dacia, Renault, and Fiat are introducing cheaper options. With some models now available for under £20,000, going electric no longer has to… Continue reading 10 cheapest EVs to buy now – from budget micro-Citroen to iconic discontinued Fiat revived as perfect family electric

A MAN’S life was saved by his brother-in-law after his wife recognised his persistent heartburn could be cancer too. Jenny Mosley, 56, lost her brother Ade, 53, in October 2018, after he was diagnosed with oesophageal cancer, just six months after his initial diagnosis. She learned about the signs which could easily be dismissed, such… Continue reading My brother died months after discovering the cause of his heartburn – then I spotted the same sign in my partner

PRINCESS Beatrice’s baby girl could have a very unique royal title – but aunt Eugenie’s sons won’t get them. The royal’s newborn daughter Athena was born several weeks prematurely and is said to be healthy and doing well – weighing 4lb 5oz. Princess Beatrice and her husband Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi announced the birth today alongside… Continue reading Princess Beatrice’s baby girl’s royal title revealed – and why aunt Eugenie’s sons DON’T get them

AN update to Android Auto is driving users round the bend by making it hard to see the full view on Google Maps. Android smartphone owners can connect their car to the infotainment system screen displaying useful apps like Google Maps to get around. But users have noticed a “nonsense” change to the interface. The… Continue reading Drivers fuming over ‘nonsense’ change to Google Maps affecting their car digital screen

SPECULATION about who will play at this year’s Glastonbury has hit fever pitch. Everyday a new fan theory emerges and this time revellers are convinced a US rock band are returning to the iconic festival. A new theory that Baltimore band Turnstile will play at Glastonbury has kicked off onl The band – who were… Continue reading Glastonbury fans ‘work out’ US rockers are returning to iconic festival after giveaway sign

A HUGE free playground that was built as a royal memorial is to close ahead of a multi-million pound revamp. The Diana Memorial Playground was built in 2000 inside Kensington Gardens. As many as 1million people visit a year, with a huge pirate ship, beach and sensory trail. However, it is set to close, with… Continue reading Huge free adventure park that mums say is ‘one of the UK’s best’ to close ahead of £3million revamp