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60 percent of Polish employees feel tired just after waking up, more than half of them feel tired and sleepy during the day, and 1/3 admits that they are not working effectively. more

A north London man was left shocked after discovering an exotic spider hidden in his bunch of bananas.more

Labour is vowing to cut childhood obesity by banning junk food adverts during primetime shows such as the X Factor and Hollyoaks - a move dropped by Theresa May. The party will pledge to "make Britain's children the healthiest in the world" by requiring all Government departments to draw up plans to trim waistlines.more

An 11-year-old girl who died at the Drayton Manor Theme Park has been named by police. Evha Jannath, from Leicester, fell out of a boat on the Splash Canyon ride during a school trip to the Tamworth-based theme park on Tuesday.more

SIMON HARRIS HAS said he hopes an opt-out organ donation system will be in place in Ireland next year. The Health Minister was speaking at the opening of Organ Donation and Transplant Ireland's (ODTI) new headquarters on Temple Street in Dublin city.more

More than half of the millions of people who vape to help them quit smoking have since given up cigarettes, a new survey has found.more

A kebab shop owner has been hit with a £24,000 fine after mouse droppings were found on rotting salad at a north-west London takeaway.more

Smoking should be banned in council homes, public health bosses have said. more

London might be full of boutique gyms, juice shops and fitness festivals, but it only ranks third when it comes to the UK's fittest cities. According to a new survey, you've got to head up north to find real fitspiration.more

Londoners drink less regularly than people in any other part of the country, official figures revealed today. The Office for National Statistics said that only 47 per cent of people in the capital had drunk alcohol in the previous week when being questioned for its annual survey on drinking habits.more

Changes include limiting the size and strength of e-cigs as well as banning certain ingredients, including colourings and caffeine.more

Two workmen fell to their deaths during the renovation of a multimillion pound luxury flat because their firm "was too mean to spend money" on specialist lifting, a court heard.more

A horrified mum was covered by a cluster of the world's most deadly spiders - after she found them in an Asda banana. Gemma Price, 30, was forced to flee her home with her seven-month-old son after police advised her to evacuate the property.more

A warehouse operative's legal action for back injuries allegedly sustained in a workplace accident has been withdrawn after photos of him on a skiing holiday and motorcycling in Europe were shown in the High Court. Adam Herzyk (39), Mertle Court, The Coast, Baldoyle, Dublin, sued food distributor Excellence Ltd, of Baldoyle Industrial Estate, for damages over injuries he claimed were sustained whemore

People who cycle to work reduce their risk of cancer and heart disease by almost half, research suggests.more

Small cigarette packs of 10 and tobacco rolling packs of 10g and 20g will be axed completely.more

As general manager of the HSE's national safeguarding authority, Tim Hanly has come across shocking cases of elder abuse. His department has dealt with a woman in her 80s who was being intimidated by her grandson and others to hand over her pension to pay for drugs. They have seen pensions stolen from older people by their adult children.more

A public health nurse who pretended to vaccinate as many as 550 children may be sacked from her post, public health officials in the northern Italian city of Treviso said Thursday.more

The blue "Please offer me a seat" badge, and accompanying card, were trialled by 1,200 people in September. It is believed TfL is the first European transport provider to officially recognise hidden conditions in such a way.more

Tiny particles in toxic air work their way into the bloodstream just 15 minutes after being inhaled with potentially deadly consequences, UK scientists revealed today. A groundbreaking study shows for the first time that nanoparticles in vehicle emissions are able to "cross the barrier" from the lungs into blood vessels.more

Ireland is likely to hold a referendum to liberalise abortion after a citizens' assembly voted overwhelmingly for reform. If Irish people opted for reform, it would mean changing the Republic's constitution to overhaul its abortion laws, which are among the most restrictive in Europe.more

Early retirement is very popular among Germans. Employers complain about the lack of qualified staff.more

Only a fraction of the percentage of children in Poland is not subject to mandatory vaccination, said Marek Posobkiewicz, Chief Sanitary Inspector.more

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge might be experts in remaining regal at all hours of the day but every now and again even they can't help but let the mask slip.more

Living with heavy pollution caused by traffic can be as bad for your happiness as being widowed or divorced, new research suggests. Extremely high levels of nitrogen dioxide, largely emitted by diesel engines, can impact on life satisfaction in the same way as a bereavement or a break-up, according to the research paper.more