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One breakfast food that can help you lower cholesterol and blood pressure
Top Cardiologist Reveals Breakfast Food to Lower Cholesterol and Blood Pressure A leading cardiologist has unveiled his top choice for a heart-healthy breakfast, advocating the same meal each morning for optimal heart health benefits. Studies consistently demonstrate the advantages of this specific food in managing cholesterol and blood pressure levels. In the UK, the incorporation…
‘We won £6.6m on lottery – but still look for bargains’
A lucky couple from Wakefield, Amanda and Graham Neild, experienced a life-changing event when they won a staggering £6.6 million in a National Lottery jackpot in 2013. Despite their massive windfall, the Neilds remained cautious with their spending, a behaviour shaped by their past financial struggles. Amanda and Graham, who worked in a carpet factory,…
8pm deadline as certain types of Christmas light disrupt sleep
Festive season brings a sleep warning for Christmas light lovers As the festive season arrives, homes all over the UK are being adorned with twinkling fairy lights and vibrant Christmas displays. While these decorations bring joy and warmth to the season, they may be affecting your sleep. A sleep expert has pointed out that certain…
Luigi Mangione – who is the suspected killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson?
Luigi Mangione, the 26-year-old suspected killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, has been charged with the murder of the top executive of America’s largest health insurance company. The shocking incident took place in New York City when Thompson was shot from behind outside the Hilton hotel in Manhattan in what authorities described as a premeditated,…
New calls to increase weekly State Pension payments to £549 for every person aged over 60
New Calls to Increase Weekly State Pension Payments to £549 for Every Person Aged Over 60 An online petition has been launched urging the UK Government to raise the weekly State Pension payments to £549 for individuals over the age of 60, extending the benefits to British expatriates living abroad in retirement. The creator of…
North Lanarkshire Council to implement cost recovery measures for cafes at its various venues
North Lanarkshire Council is set to implement cost recovery measures for the cafes at its various venues following a review that revealed a significant financial shortfall. The review indicated that while income generated from sales amounted to approximately £2 million, operating costs totalled nearly £2.7 million. These figures encompassed Motherwell Concert Hall, which was shut…
Scots Tories accused of ‘typical nasty politics’ after demanding refugees pay for bus fares
Scots Tories under Fire for Proposal to Make Refugees Pay for Bus Fares The Scottish Conservatives have come under fire for their proposal to require refugees to pay for bus travel expenses. This move has been labelled as “typical nasty politics” by critics. The party has pushed for a vote at Holyrood to oppose the…
Calls to restore historic Bridge of Allan clock launched as 78-year-old arrested for crash
Calls have been made to restore the historic Bridge of Allan clock after a 78-year-old driver was arrested for crashing into it. The incident, which occurred on Henderson Street outside the town’s Westerton Arms, saw the 126-year-old Paterson Memorial Clock knocked to the ground. The driver allegedly struck a barrier while exiting a car park…
Inspections carried out on Dumfries and Galloway school roof blown off by Storm Darragh
Inspections have been conducted on the roof of Castle Douglas High School in Dumfries and Galloway after it was blown off by Storm Darragh over the weekend. Despite the roof damage, classes at the school continued as scheduled on Monday. Dumfries and Galloway Council has reassured the public that necessary assessments are being carried out…
Pupils ‘develop skin rashes’ as Victorian disease spreads in school amid scabies warning
Pupils at a school in Cornwall have been reported to be developing skin rashes, sparking concerns of a Victorian-era disease spreading among students. Truro and Penwith College issued a notice to parents, alerting them to the presence of the highly contagious infection known as scabies. The college confirmed that some students had been diagnosed with…