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Summary A $5 million grant from Delta Dental will expand oral health care services for vulnerable seniors in San Diego County. The initiative is part…

Two mothers are organizing a fundraising event for cancer, to support parents facing similar challenges, aiming to raise thousands for their causes. Two mums both…

Summary Pilots fly in close proximity at high speeds, performing aerobatic maneuvers. Safety measures are in place to prevent collisions. We have set up a…

How abortion rights might shape the 2024 Election in the United States. As the heat turns up the battleground states that will ultimately determine control…

Quick Summary – Key Takeaways A teenager in Nichelino threw herself into the Sangone river, in Turin after an argument with her parents. Fortunately, police…

They all knew exactly what a woman’s period should feel like. They knew better than me.

The Tory MPs calling for a fresh debate on assisted dying before the general election this year now count a minister among their ranks.

One reader argues for returning public services and says companies know exactly what they’re doing.

Don’t worry, we’re not in another pandemic.

The Danish royals gathered for their New Year’s banquet and dinner – and the new Queen-to-be looked radiant.

The ‘rare’ habitat used to cover a vast expanse of western Britain and Ireland.

‘The more I can block that out, the better.’

The group of Mexican women call themselves the Sisters of the Valley.

In the UK, a total of 80% of women have experienced the problem sparking a campaign to encourage people to step in and become active bystanders.

Jami and Rubi were born each side of midnight.

Campaigner Dame Esther, 83, who was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in January and did not expect to see Christmas, has signed up to Dignitas and says she wants the right to die how she chooses.

27 per cent of the 2016 electorate didn’t bother.

This was a sensational victory for Scottish feminists, in fact for feminists everywhere including the Alba Party’s women’s convenor Dr Yvonne Ridley.

It will help tackle household waste.

‘I told my assistant I was going home as I wasn’t feeling very well. I never went back.’

Stealing money from bank accounts, forbidding or sabotaging work, controlling or unevenly splitting household expenses: financial abuse in intimate relationships persists in France. Often undetected, it’s frequently linked to physical violence.

It’s time to get cooking.

Several thousand people marched in France on Saturday to condemn violence against women on the international day to combat the scourge.

Their phones are off and relatives say the lack of contact is ‘out of character’.

‘I got swept up in the time of FaceTune many years ago. Looking back, that makes me sad.’