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Good Morning Britain presenter Kate Garraway confronted the Health Secretary about “excessive unpayable” care debts for her late-husband Derek Draper who died in 2024.

The age-old question of whether eggs keep better in the fridge or on the counter has finally been cracked by none other than culinary royalty Mary Berry. In her own kitchen, it's the crisp environment of the fridge that takes the crown. While in Britain, you might find eggs serenely sitting at room temperature, across the pond, in American kitchens, they're routinely refrigerated.

With the festive season's indulgence behind us, it's no surprise that many are considering embracing Dry January. Launched by Alcohol Change UK in 2013, Dry January is pretty straightforward - you skip alcohol for the entire month.

A Greater Manchester MP and government minister has called on Elon Musk to focus on the United States - as Oldham's council leader reaffirmed her commitment to a new inquiry on child sexual abuse. The world's richest man waded in on a row surrounding a Home Office decision not to launch an inquiry into child sexual exploitation in the town.

Netflix subscribers are being urged to watch a new 'bittersweet' documentary that's been described as 'one of the saddest stories ever.' The film, titled Avicii: True Stories, was released on New Year's Eve and has quickly climbed Netflix's most-watched charts, capturing the hearts of the late DJ's fans.This poignant 95-minute feature explores the life of Avicii, born Tim Bergling, following his journey to fame and his tragic passing in 2018. Avicii himself narrates the documentary, providing an intimate look at his personal experiences away from the limelight, reports the Mirror.The documentary is enriched with never-before-seen footage of the Swedish sensation and interviews with friends and collaborators, including Coldplay frontman Chris Martin.

A former Greater Manchester primary school headteacher who made inappropriate and abusive comments about pupils and staff has avoided a teaching ban.

from every retailer, and rediscovered the magic of . But what if we had a crystal ball and could predict the most viral products of 2025, and scoop them up before they sell out everywhere? (Or, just look super on-trend to our friends.)Well, we can’t exactly predict the future, but we have the next best thing: the influencers who predict, curate, and create trends in beauty, wellness, fashion, skin care, home, and tech for a living.We polled more than a dozen of our favorite creators and asked them one question: Which product would you pick as the one most likely to blow up in 2025? Read their answers below, and start 2025 ahead of the curve.Shop at Jordana TiciaGolloria George is one of the top beauty influencers on , so when she recommends a brand, we listen. And she’s obsessed with Jordana Ticia.“Jordana’s bronzer is a duo formula, so you get the cream and you also get the powder,” she says.

, , , and (plus at least a dozen TikTok hacks) to no avail.But as I recently learned, it doesn’t have to be that complicated. All you’ve got to do, it turns out, is treat your curls the way they want to be treated—an ideology at the root of the “Curly Girl Method” that finally helped me figure out my curls once and for all.The Curly Girl Method (CGM) was created by hairstylist , who and eventually became known as “the curl guru.”Her book, , came out in 2011 and introduced the world to a curl-care motto to live by: Handle your hair as gently as you do your best cashmere sweater.

Gavin and Stacey's Ruth Jones has revealed the one thing she cut out from her diet to help her lose four stone.

If your oven's glass door is still bearing the marks of a festive feast and you've yet to tackle the clean-up, now's the ideal time to get it sparkling.

We all dread what follows a big night out, with headaches, nausea and dehydration rearing their ugly heads.

Savvy shoppers are rushing to snag a Ninja gadget described as 'perfect for people who don't want to spend the entire evening in the kitchen' for less than £15 thanks to a deal on a money-saving website. Customers praising Ninja's Professional Stackable Chopper say they wish they'd bought one sooner but people who did hold out until now have spotted a way to get it for a fraction of the usual price thanks to a clever deal-stacking trick.

A doctor has issued a warning about signs that show your pillow needs to go in the bin. Dr Neena Chandrasekaran, a medic who specialises in Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, posted the advice for her 125,000 followers on TikTok.

The festive season can often result in overindulgence, especially at joyous New Year's Eve celebrations with our nearest and dearest. But, many of us can relate to the dreaded hangover that follows a night of too much bubbly, leaving us feeling under the weather for the day that follows.

The SFA's KMI Panel have determined Jack Butland's own goal in Rangers' 2-2 draw with Motherwell on Sunday should have been allowed to stand.

found that .Not into coffee? You likely have another source of caffeine that keeps you going. For me, it's Diet Coke (especially from the fountain at McDonald's, IYKYK), but lately, I've been getting into Celsius Energy Drinks to help me power through my early AM workouts.Whatever your caffeine vice is, there has likely come a time when you've considered giving it up.

With Christmas now over, you may be itching to tidy the house and pack up your festive decorations. But when is the right time to take down the tree? Three experts have now shared their insights on this age-old question, including David Sumner, sales manager at Christmas Tree World. While there's no right or wrong answer, he claimed there are a few traditions surrounding this time of year, with some actions considered 'bad luck'.

Planning permission has been granted for two bungalows on the site of former tennis courts in a walled garden at Kinross.

Whilst most cheeses are known for their relatively long shelf life, improper storage can cause them to go off rather swiftly. Storing cheese correctly is crucial to extending its freshness and avoiding the development of mould.

Norovirus is highly contagious, but there are ways to protect yourself and other family members if someone in your household falls ill. According to the NHS, norovirus can be transmitted through close contact with an infected person, touching contaminated surfaces or objects and then touching your mouth.

Norovirus is a highly contagious bug, but there are ways to protect yourself and your loved ones if someone in your home gets sick.The NHS has warned that norovirus, which is also known as the winter vomiting disease, can be spread through close contact with an infected person, touching surfaces or objects contaminated by the virus and then touching your mouth. Food prepared or handled by someone who's ill can also become a hotbed for the virus. Despite families' best efforts to stay healthy, alcohol hand gels won't kill the norovirus bacteria.