All news by author: Paul Speed

The Multiple Sclerosis Trust says up to 95 per cent of us have been exposed to the Epstein-Barr virus which can cause a bad throat, fever and rash among other symptoms

Initially satisfying snacks such as a sweet doughnut, yummy croissant and even low-fat yoghurt can leave you far from full and reaching for something more filling

From an unflinching combat classic to a crime-drama masterpiece - here's the very best the streaming giant has to offer.

Useful tool may help raise awareness and lessen chances of suffering a fracture - which can knock up to seven years off your life

From a comedy that's 'embarrassing' to watch to a sci-fi misfire so excruciatingly dull many couldn't make it beyond the first 25 minutes - here's the very worst the streaming giant has to offer.

What better way to gear up for the new high-octane film than reacquainting yourself with the phenomenally successful street racing franchise?

Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage says the 'Tories have let us down very, very badly' and claims the UK is now 'driving business away'.

Polydipsia, otherwise known as excessive thirst, can cause someone to have an overwhelming need for water, feel dizzy or have a very dry mouth - and could be a sign of something worse

King Charles has reportedly said he's unlikely to move into the 775-room traditional royal residence - and could instead open it up to the public.

From brushing your pearly whites at least twice a day to the often overlooked link between mental and dental health, National Smile Month encourages us to take extra care of our mouths

What we munch away on can have a profound effect on our mood - from pizza and caffeine-laden drinks making us feel awful to oily fish and pumpkin seeds providing the perfect pick-me-up

Around half of us Brits put off contacting a GP for up to six months after noticing tell-tale signs that something isn't right - but the sooner we act, the better

Twenty-six different artists and bands will battle it out this Saturday to lift the iconic crystal trophy - but who will triumph?

Patients often don't realise they have the potentially life-threatening illness until it's picked up by an unrelated medical test

Experts believe an unforeseen post-Covid plunge in vaccine uptake could be to blame for the unwelcome rise in Dickensian ailments such as syphilis and tuberculosis

Find out which potassium-rich beverages can help combat high blood pressure - a widespread condition affecting around one in three UK adults

Get set for blockbuster TV series including the spy-tastic True Lies as well as charming coming-of-age drama World's Best - it's a busy month ahead in the world of Disney Plus

After Prime Minister Rishi Sunak watered down key climate commitments in a major U-turn which plunged the UK's net zero target by 2050 into chaos, do you think it's time we had a government which kept its promises?

The potentially life-threatening condition can occur when sitting still for an extended period of time - such as on a long-haul flight - but there are steps you can take to reduce the risk

An altered sense of humour, increased irritability and feeling disorientated are just some of the symptoms to watch for, says GP

Many people have experienced eye floaters and they can drive us to distraction with their varying forms - from small black dots or squiggly lines through to what resembles rings or cobwebs

From strolling around Caernarvon Castle with his mother The Queen to rubbing shoulders with a US president at The White House, the former Prince of Wales is certainly no stranger to the camera ...

With all eyes on the historic coronation, let's find out if you've got what it takes to be crowned King or Queen of our memory puzzler ...

King Charles will be crowned alongside wife Camilla at Westminster Abbey on May 6. But how well do you really know his majesty? Let's find out ...

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