All news by author: Rom Preston-Ellis

Rebecca Gibson, 36, first started bleeding in 2018 but after an examination was told she just had a polyp. Five years later it was found that she had a 10cm tumour and stage four cancer

Andrew Donnelly says he was left with tilted fencing, cracked paving and lights that caused electricity surges in his home. He was awarded £5,349 but has yet to get a penny

Some costumes are setting parents back more than £100 with some saying World Book Day has gone too far. Certain schools are now changing the rules to help families

New research reveals that one in five UK adults that have received an automatic volume-limiter notification on their smartphone have ignored it continuing listening to their media at the same sound level

Tim Spector, a professor of genetic epidemiology at King's College London, said that knowing about prebiotics and probiotics was vital to a person's diet and health

The shock destruction of the trees by the council in a seafront public garden in Torquay in December last year left a "stark scene" and provoked widespread public outcry

Osteoporosis weakens bones, which makes them fragile and more likely to fracture. But a study has found that people who live in greener places have stronger bones

A study has shown that wearing makeup during exercise could clog your pores and cause breakouts. The skin also became stretchier after exercise for those wearing makeup

Sensitivity to light is usually a symptom of another problem, not a condition on its own, according to an expert. Here's what you should do if there is a problem

The job opportunity is ideal for doctors looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. GPs are also being offered 41 days of annual leave and up to £10,000 in relocation expenses

New BBC One documentary 'Why Planes Vanish: The Hunt for MH370' shares new insight into what might have happened to the the Malaysian Airlines flight which disappeared 10 years ago today

Sophie Walker, 17, has been given the all-clear several times in the last few years before her cancer eventually relapsed. Now her family need to raise funds for her to get vital help abroad

The 16-year-old boy was left in agony by crippling groin and stomach pains by the condition which was first assumed to be just constipation or a kidney infection

Arthritis is a common condition that causes pain and inflammation in a joint. There is no cure for arthritis, however, there are ways to both reduce your risk of the condition and ease symptoms

Magnesium is an essential nutrient that plays a role in many functions of the body, including protein synthesis, muscle and nerve function, blood glucose control and blood pressure regulation

Fatty liver disease is a silent killer that affects around five per cent of the UK population. Here are the 10 symptoms that may only show in the "more advanced stages" of the condition

Nice said the cost the NHS was being asked to pay for trastuzumab deruxtecan was "too high" in relation to its benefits so it will not be available at this stage

Mark Garland was checking into a flight to Bangkok at Heathrow Airport when staff told him he'd "already checked in". What he didn't know was that he was about to make a friend for life

Annabelle Jones, 30, has endometriosis and was told IVF might be her only chance of having a baby, so she decided to go it alone and chose a very specific sperm donor

"I have got friends who were killed, it doesn't seem right when you're disabled and served your country," fumed Mark Johannsen after he was slapped with three parking fines

Charlie Bond, 26, was trying to get his pet dog to join him on the trampoline at home. Video shows him running around the garden then bouncing before plunging through

Cruises on the iconic Norfolk Broads are being threatened by record-breaking rainfall which is making it difficult for some riverboats to pass under an historic bridge

Select Car Leasing has shared a number of reasons why learner drivers were turned away from taking their test. Some fail before they've even got behind the wheel

Layla Davis, 3, hit the headlines while just a tot for her blonde locks which cannot be combed flat - and now the frizzy mop has led to her being nicknamed 'Fluffy'

The group of Aston Villa fans each took 10-minute stints in the unusual spot aboard a service to Luton on Saturday, a passenger said. The train was packed at the time