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It's recently been estimated that up to 200,000 UK residents travel to Turkey each year for cosmetic dental procedures. While the "Turkey teeth" trend is primarily driven by lower costs, it does come with added risks, such as botched procedures or ...

From a Ferrari 250MM Spyder with racing pedigree to the opulent Rolls-Royce "Phantom of Love", the Concours of Elegance 2025 brought 80 of the world's rarest and most storied cars to Hampton Court Palace. Mark G Whitchurch reports from Britain's most ...

As America approaches its 250th birthday, a new political blueprint--Project 2025--sets out a radical plan to centralise presidential power, dismantle constitutional checks, and redefine the nation's civic life. it marks the most serious challenge to ...

Autism and ADHD often coexist, yet the overlap is poorly understood and rarely diagnosed. For Sara-Louise Ackrill, discovering she lived with both transformed her life - and revealed the importance of finding safety and belonging among fellow ...

Greece has long been synonymous with sun, sea, and breathtaking landscapes, and there is no better way to experience it than from the deck of a yacht.

Shane Herath, founder of the Eco-Friendly Web Alliance, says increased AI brings risk for the planet ...

Timewaif & The Roman Road introduces children to loss, loyalty and laughter through a daring leap into Roman Britain. Deborah Lyon's debut shows how fiction can help young readers to confront life's hardest truths while still being spellbindingly ...

More than 8 in 10 UK adults (84%) say they have experienced the effects of climate change and pollution when on holiday abroad this summer - a rise from 76% in summer 2022 - according to new research from InsureandGo.

As diagnoses of autism and ADHD in midlife and beyond rise sharply, two new books from Jessica Kingsley Publishers offer practical roadmaps for people grappling with the question: what happens next?

Fifteen years ago, I found myself immersed in the world of breast cancer. It was my subject about which I wrote regularly, highlighting developments in treatment, the work of the breast cancer charities and the impressive women - and men - for whom ...