NHS England is projected to overspend on ADHD services by about £164m as demand grows and more care is being delivered through NHS-funded private providers; the health secretary has ordered a clinical review into diagnosis and services.
Jennette McCurdy's fiction debut Half His Age follows a high‑school student's fraught affair with a married teacher and continues themes of generational trauma first raised in her memoir I'm Glad My Mom Died.
Google has released a free Android update with Pixel-specific fixes, issued alongside the regular monthly Android security update. The update covers all Pixel phones released since the Pixel 7a in May 2023.
North York Moors Tweed will use fibre from farms in the national park to make tweeds and share profits with contributing farmers; founder Emma Boocock raised more than £13,000 and secured park authority grants to launch the first collections.
Neil Johnson, 47, will attempt a Guinness World Record by running a half marathon in wellington boots at the 2026 ABP Newport Marathon Festival and is fundraising for the Farm Community Network.
Prisoners at HMP La Moye are growing plants and crafting wooden furniture that are sold in an Age Concern charity shop, a scheme intended to raise funds for the charity and provide vocational experience and community engagement for inmates.
A partnership between Bristol Rovers Community Trust and the NHS has provided free CPR training to dozens of local youngsters, and player Tom Lockyer—who survived a cardiac arrest in December 2023—took part in the initiative.
A partnership between Bristol Rovers Community Trust and North Bristol NHS Trust has provided free CPR training to dozens of local youngsters, and player Tom Lockyer took part in the events.
A Care Quality Commission inspection in September concluded that leadership at Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust needs significant improvements and ordered the trust to draw up an action plan; the trust said it accepts the findings and has already made some improvements.
About 26 families from Ras 'Ein al 'Auja left recently after residents reported attacks, intimidation and property damage by settlers; the broader situation and any official next steps remain undetermined.
