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The government is considering giving out free tampons and pads to girls struggling to afford them. Education Secretary Justine Greening said she would 'look carefully' at the issue, after a charity highlighted that some pupils were resorting to using socks because they couldn't afford sanitary products, and missing lessons.more

Individuals and firms urged to look for signs after results of poll carried out for Jo Cox commission on loneliness.more

Too much salt in our diets is causing up to 14,000 preventable deaths every year according to health campaigners. And food producers, they say, are not meeting voluntary reduction targets because it would drive down their profits.more

Forcing pregnant women who do not want a child of one sex or the other to give birth could harm both the baby and the mother's mental health, a leading doctors' union member has said.more

Girls from poor backgrounds in the UK are resorting to using socks because they can't afford to buy sanitary towels or tampons.more

According to a new report Norway is the world's fourth happiest country, bested only by Denmark, Switzerland and Iceland. The UN's Sustainable Development Solutions Network released its 2016 World Happiness Report on Wednesday, the group's fourth annual survey seeking to quantify happiness.more

The percentage of the oldest Poles is growing rapidly in Poland, says expert.more

Peter K. has been wanted for more than a year for fraud in connection with business, he was arrested on Christmas Eve in Austria - today announced the Polish Police. In the near future the man will be transported to Poland.more

Almost 6,000 Transport for London (TfL) staff have received counselling for issues including stress, anxiety and the witnessing of suicide attempts since 2010, it has been revealed.more

New research released today has found that nearly a fifth of employees in London worry about being judged negatively for taking a lunch break. This figure is far higher than any other region in the UK, and the national average of 6 per cent.more

A new project called SafeSesh has been launched to provide university students with safe drug testing kits.more

The parents of a 5-year-old girl bathed her in boiling water, causing serious burns.more

Parents taking their babies on the school run should cover prams and buggies to overcome air pollution, researchers have warned. Infants are twice as likely to breathe in harmful chemicals in the morning as they are in the afternoon, with bus stops and traffic lights the worst areas for exposure, a study has found.more

Selling high calorie foods in plain packaging could help in the battle against obesity according to a leading researcher who has won a share of the most lucrative prize in neuroscience for his work on the brain's reward system.more

January was the worst month on record for hospital A&E departments, with more patients than ever waiting over four hours to be seen, official figures have revealed.more

Sir Francis Drake would be horrified. Potatoes may have been a staple of British cuisine for centuries but we are falling out of love with them as the trend for "carb-free" diets and changing tastes have sent sales plummeting.more

Under new tobacco laws, menthol flavoured cigarettes are being phased out ahead of a complete ban on May 20, 2020more

Experts sayd that third of Poles may be overwight untile 2030.more

The supermarket giant has been fined £300,000 after dead mice and flies were found in the bread section of its home delivery depot in Enfield.more

Heroin addicts will be given a free supply of the substance by police in a bid to prevent drug-related crime. Durham Constabulary are the first force in the country to use part of their budget to fund the scheme in a bid to stop users stealing to pay for drugs, the Mail on Sunday reported.more

Tens of thousands of people - including NHS workers, campaigners and union representatives - have marched in London to protest against "yet more austerity" in the health service. Protesters on the #OurNHS march wanted to draw attention to plans which could see hospital services in nearly two-thirds of England cut back.more

A growing number of people with retina diseases requires organizational changes, including routine eye tests.more

British adults are at an "increased cancer risk" from eating a staggering 100 million fast food and takeaway meals every week, according to a new report.more

Health chiefs are calling for smoking to be completely banned in all NHS buildings and grounds. Public Health England is campaigning for a 'tobacco-free NHS' with more support on quitting offered to patients, visitors and staff. more

Two Polish and two lithuanian hospitals will receive eu grant for child treatment.more