Eating mushrooms three times a week can slash your chances of prostate cancer
The study looked at more than 36,000 men, aged between 40 and 79, who were followed for over 13 years.
Simple blood test could warn young people they are likely to develop cancer or heart disease… decades in advance
The groundbreaking technique estimates their risk of a premature death - over the next 40 years, according to new research.
Teen from east London who shares two-bedroom council flat with parents & two brothers has GCSE grades for £76,000 scholarship to Eton
Hasan Patel, 16, from Leyton, will start at the prestigious school, once attended by the likes of Princes William and Harry, next month.
Planets orbiting distant stars outside our solar system are potentially more habitable than Earth
They may have an even greater variety of life - harbouring weird and wonderful aliens beyond our wildest imagination.
Millionaire accused of filming Grenfell Tower effigy being burned claimed baby apparently being thrown from model was a floating ghost
Paul Bussetti, 47, was part of a group of revellers at a bonfire party who sparked outrage after a film of them laughing as the effigy went up in flames was shared and went viral on social media last November.
Govt allows fracking to resume on same day research says it’s major source of greenhouse gas emissions & Thunberg sails across ocean
The Government is pushing ahead with Fracking regardless of the potential environmental costs.
Microplastics from bottles and food packaging discovered in snow on sheets of ice… floating in Arctic
Scientists dropped onto the floes by helicopters and dinghies - and collected samples. It shows air pollution is more widespread than previously feared, they say.
Son of immigrant single mum set to take £250,000 scholarship at world’s highest ranked university – after being rejected by Cambridge.
Mohammed Isuf Ahmed, 18, who lives with his mum and two younger brothers in a tiny flat in Aldgate, East London, had the enviable task of choosing between two of the world's top three universities.
Europe can produce enough energy from onshore wind farms to power the whole world for the next 30 years
British and Danish researchers found the continent could produce more than 100 times the energy it currently does from the farms.