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Fitness influencers linked to wellness brand helping run illegal steroid market on Telegram
The Guardian has revealed that fitness influencers publicly linked to Gencore Global — a UK-based health and wellness brand — are involved in running an illegal market for steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs on Telegram. While Gencore presents itself as a legitimate “revolutionary movement” selling supplements, skincare, hair-loss treatments and health checks, the investigation found…
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England eye World Cup quarter-final as BBC Four faces axe
Your morning briefing: a short audio round-up of 6 top stories, drawing on BBC Sport, Fox News, Daily Mail.
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Footballers more likely to suffer depression and anxiety – study
A new study by Imperial College London has found that former professional footballers are considerably more likely than the general population to experience depression, anxiety and difficulties with thinking and decision-making in mid-life. Described as the first and largest study of its kind, the research adds to mounting scrutiny over the long-term impact of heading…
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Disgraced prison guard, drug kingpins and twisted rapists: 9 jailed Sheffield Crown Court
They are all behind bars
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South Yorkshire A&E consultant left young children needing surgery after causing crash near his hospital
“This must be a humiliating and dreadful experience for a consultant physician of some eminence and undoubted skill to appear in the Crown Court”
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Britain’s cannabis dog rescued off Ben Nevis as England set for Norway World Cup clash
A stoned dog is winched from Ben Nevis and a car plunges onto rocks, while England ready Guehi and Stones against Norway amid the tournament’s tragic loss of Jayden Adams, 25.
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Man dead and three others rushed to hospital after suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a Mount Gambier home
A man has died and three other people have been taken to hospital following a suspected carbon monoxide poisoning at a home in Mount Gambier, in South Australia. The incident is significant as a potential accidental poisoning affecting an entire household, highlighting the dangers posed by the colourless, odourless gas within domestic settings. Beyond the…
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Reed Jobs would rather talk about curing cancer than his last name
Reed Jobs, the son of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, is seeking to establish his oncology-focused venture firm Yosemite as a significant force in cancer biotech, three years after founding it in 2023. In an interview with TechCrunch, he emphasised that he would rather discuss the science of curing cancer than his famous surname, framing Yosemite’s…
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Space Oddity at fifty-seven and Bowie’s Apollo anthem, England name Guehi for Norway quarter-final
England pick a fit-again Marc Guehi for their World Cup quarter-final against Norway; Wakefield end Hull KR’s home run; a dog is rescued off Ben Nevis after eating cannabis; and David Bowie’s Space Oddity marks fifty-seven years.
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Lucy Letby saved our daughter’s life… twice: With a gravely ill newborn in a chaotic, overstretched maternity unit, Clare and Carl Bolton reveal how the controversial nurse went ‘above and beyond’ to rescue their child
This Daily Mail feature presents an account from Clare and Carl Bolton, who say the nurse Lucy Letby helped save their newborn daughter’s life on two occasions in what they describe as a chaotic and overstretched maternity unit. The parents portray Letby as having gone “above and beyond” in caring for their gravely ill child,…