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A study investigated how susceptible people were to becoming obsessed with healthy eating.

1. NHS delays may drive patients to buy unsafe weight-loss drugs, says top GP  The Guardian
2. NHS waiting lists fuel rise of dangerous online weight-loss jabs  The Telegraph
3. UK medicines regulator warns against buying weight loss medicines without a prescription this New Year  GOV.UK
4. NHS weight loss waiting lists blamed for risky jab purchases  The Times

1. Police forces report sharp rise in religious hate crimes across UK  The Guardian
2. Police see sharp spike in Islamophobic and antisemitic hate crimes in past 18 months  The Independent
3. Islamophobic crimes double in Lancashire - spurred by summer riots and Gaza conflict  Lancashire Telegraph
4. Full list of police-recorded antisemitic and Islamophobic offences, by force  Evening Standard
5. Labour urged to show ‘political leadership’ as police reveal double spike in... Читать дальше...

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Imagine living in a home that makes you sick. For millions of older Britons, this is a harsh reality. As the cold seeps in, so do the health risks, painting a grim picture of the housing crisis that threatens to overwhelm the nation.

At least 140,500 people in a month unable to get NHS dental care prompting fears of rise in "DIY dentistry"

1. Single cigarette takes 20 minutes off life expectancy, study finds  The Guardian
2. Experts reveal how many minutes of life a smoker loses with each cigarette  The Independent
3. Quit for a week and save a day, say health experts  GOV.UK
4. Smokers who quit for a week could save a day of their life, experts say  Evening Standard
5. How many minutes does a cigarette knock off the life of a smoker?  Daily Mail

1. AI tools may soon manipulate people’s online decision-making, say researchers  The Guardian
2. AI could map and manipulate our desires, say Cambridge researchers  The Times
3. AI Agents Will Be Manipulation Engines  WIRED
4. AI's next frontier: Selling your intentions before you know them  Tech Xplore

Men lose 17 minutes of life with every cigarette they smoke while a woman’s life is cut short by 22 minutes with each cigarette, experts have estimated.

Prof Kamila Hawthorne, chairwoman of the Royal College of GPs, warned people are putting themselves at risk by buying potentially dangerous drugs online from unregulated retailers

Around 12.2% (5 million) said they don't have a dentist at all while only 52.8% (21.2 million) said they had an NHS dentist, according to analysis of the ONS Health Insight Survey

Art Attack star Neil Buchanan, who fronted the popular children's TV show from 1990 until 2007, looks unrecognisable in new photos after taking a step back from the small screen

The glass door is the hardest part of the log burner to clean as those burnt stains love to cling on. To get the job done, cleaning fans have shared a helpful five-minute tip.

Four zodiac signs are predicted to have a great year, according to some astrology experts.

A celebrity makeup artist has shared her tip for "flawless" skin using minimal products.

A quick-wash cycle may seem like the best option to save money and time, but Which? experts found it could end up costing you more.

MCDONALD’S has issued a major update on how customers can now get discounted food.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégée Maggie Innes.

THERE was a double spike in religious hate crime over the Middle East war and Southport killings, figures show.

THE deaths yesterday of another three migrants in the Channel shames Britain and France.

Beckett will compete against comedian Joel Dommett, TV presenter Louise Minchin and Ted Lasso star Ellie Taylor.

A Jewish charity called the findings ‘unacceptable’ while campaigners against anti-Muslim abuse said more action is needed.

On the first Monday of every year thousands of commuters discover that cars left idle throughout the Christmas period will not start.

A Christian Aid report details climate change-linked storms, hurricanes, floods and typhoons which caused the most financial damage this year.

The Royal Horticultural Society is predicting a range of new and continuing gardening trends for the new year.