All news by author: Rom Preston-Ellis

Dostarlimab, which is sold under the brand name Jemperli, is an immunotherapy that works by attracting specific proteins on the surface of cancer cells and will be given to hundreds of women

Seaweed is spreading across the Arctic Ocean due to climate change, with the extra sunlight boosting some marine life while others suffer from the additional exposure

A podcast has been told there is an exercise which is better than going to the gym - and it helps you live a lot longer. Dan Buettner has written about communities around the world which are unusually long-lived

Each year, around 7,400 women in the UK are diagnosed with this disease, making it the sixth most common cancer in women, according to Cancer Research UK. There are certain symptoms to look out for

Electric vehicle drivers have called for "unnecessary and unfair" VAT rates to be slashed over a charging "injustice" - with experts are calling on the government to make changes

The pollen count is rising early this year with searches for 'is hayfever bad today' spiking 750 per cent over the last seven days. But how can people protect themselves in their homes?

Rebecca Johnson-Richards, 25, first experienced severe pain due to endometriosis when she was between 13 and 15, but she's only had surgery confirm she has the condition last year

Scottish Water had planned to temporarily shut down 8km of water pipes on the Isle of Skye but now that work has been delayed to a very good reason

Aerial photographer Mike Page took these images of the impact of work to lay cables for the world's largest wind farm off the Norfolk coast

Angelika Wisniewska, 34, was living in a council house with her two daughters when she decided to buy a £5 raffle ticket on a whim - and now she's the proud owner of a five-bed home

Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue received 'multiple reports' that a pooch was completely stuck in the muddy ravine at Thorpe Park holiday resort in North East Lincolnshire

Charlie the swan was seen wandering the neighbourhood crying after he lost his mate in an incident and was then hit by a car himself

Shane Harding, 28, from, Devon, was in Turkey with her sister and downloaded the app hoping to meet someone LGBTQ+ friendly to show her around the city of Istanbul

The large footprint was found near the South West Coast Path over the weekend leading to much speculation over who it might belong to. It's not the first time such prints have been spotted

The bright red lip paint was discovered in a small ornate vial in Iran and could be the oldest known example in the world, dating back over 3,700 years

Nicole Thomas, 27, was just a teenager when her hairdresser noticed a bald patch at the nape of her neck. Soon she was almost 70 per cent bald as severe alopecia set in

Dennis Buck proposed to the delighted Jenny Grimmer after they fell "madly in love with each other" at bingo. The 76-year-olds are yet to set a date for when they will get married

Alex Webster, a medical writer from Oxfordshire, says she is "possibly not geared for motherhood" but wants to help those who are looking to start a family of their won

A fragment of wreckage from the last plane flown by legendary female British aviator Amy Johnson has sold for £3,600 at auction after being discovered 83 years on

The Great British Bake Off house at Welford Park in Berkshire has been invaded by slugs, which have destroyed the famous snowdrops at the country estate

The GUSTO scientific balloon has achieved the longest flight of any NASA heavy-lift, long-duration scientific balloon mission at 57 days, 7 hours, 38 minutes

Timo De Jong, 25, set off on his mammoth journey on February 11 and is currently in Toulouse, France.

Having a puffy face can be caused by all sorts of things - a poor night's sleep or a few too many glasses of wine are often the culprit. But experts now believe that the foods you eat could also be to blame.

A new study has found that the way people talk could be an indicator of their risk of developing dementia. The research found that how fast someone talks could be a clue to their brain health.

Lieutenant-Commander Edgar Cookson while trying to force his way through enemy lines in Iraq during World War One. He was awarded the Victoria Cross which is now up for auction