Woman who had motorway cardiac arrest after Birmingham event dies
Amber Fountain, 24, suffered a cardiac arrest on the M27 after a Birmingham event in 2019. She died aged 31 in 2025 after life support was withdrawn, an inquest heard.
Category : Children Health
Tom Parker's widow Kelsey welcomes baby boy River
Kelsey Parker, widow of The Wanted's Tom Parker, has given birth to a son named River, sharing the news on Instagram after previously losing a stillborn son, Phoenix.
Baby monitor glare led to toddler's eye cancer diagnosis
A one-year-old had her eye removed after a baby monitor glare revealed retinoblastoma. Mum Grace Gravil urges parents to trust instincts and seek second opinions.
Urgent warning: 3 baby products pose choking risks
RoSPA warns parents about hidden dangers in self-feeding cushions, sleep positioners, and in-cot sleep aids, which can cause choking, suffocation, and overheating in infants.
MAFS UK's Holly Ditchfield reveals newborn twins have died
Former Married At First Sight UK star Holly Ditchfield has announced her newborn twin sons, Georgie and Marley, died days after being born at 23 weeks.
Sophia Laforteza Katseye hiatus: return and tour status
Sophia Laforteza is on a temporary break from Katseye for health reasons. She will miss the European leg of the Wildworld Tour; her return for North American dates is unclear.
Scarlett Moffatt: Pregnancy 'Most Painful Experience'
Scarlett Moffatt, in her third trimester, calls pregnancy 'the most painful experience' as she lists symptoms like sciatica and restless legs ahead of her due date.
Rare mixed triplets: mum uses 1,120 nappies a month
Georgie Eustace, 34, from Wolverhampton, gave birth to naturally conceived mixed triplets—two identical, one fraternal—and now changes 1,120 nappies monthly, costing £55 so far.
DWP enhanced scrutiny for ADHD, anxiety, depression claimants
Reform UK plans to target PIP claimants with mental health conditions like ADHD, anxiety, and depression for enhanced scrutiny at assessment, as outlined by Robert Jenrick.
Universal Credit change worth £495 for households
From September 2026, all Universal Credit claimants in England will qualify for free school meals, worth up to £495 per child annually, under a rule change overseen by Andy Burnham.
Owner's Heartbreak as Rottweiler Found Stabbed to Death
A Rottweiler named Bruce was found fatally stabbed under a bridge in Chelmsley Wood, sparking an RSPCA investigation and a £5,000 PETA reward.
Silentnight Sound Machine: Baby Sleeps Better, I'm Relaxed
A mum's two-week test of the Silentnight Deep Sleep Night Light & Sound Machine reveals it helps her baby sleep longer, with 16 sounds, 12 music options, and Bluetooth speaker functionality.
Phubbing: How Phone Snubbing Harms Family Bonds and What to Do
Phubbing, or phone snubbing, quietly erodes family connections. Learn how to spot it and simple habits to rebuild attention and trust at home.
Love Island winners address split rumours in awkward interview
Love Island 2026 winners Lorenzo Alessi and Julia Majchrzak faced split rumours as Lorenzo admitted on This Morning he hasn't taken Julia on a date yet, five days after leaving the villa.
Free school meals expansion from September 2026
Universal Credit earnings rule scrapped from September 2026, expanding free school meals to over 500,000 more children, lifting 100,000 out of poverty.
Birmingham family raise £9k after son's two cardiac arrests
A Birmingham family has raised £9,000 for Birmingham Children's Hospital after their toddler son survived two cardiac arrests and 14 months on PICU.
MMA Sessions Help Flintshire Pupils Gain Confidence and Calm
Mixed martial arts sessions are boosting confidence and mental health among Flintshire secondary pupils, with schools reporting better attitudes and learning.
Girl, 8, meets stem cell donor who saved her life
An eight-year-old West Midlands schoolgirl has finally met the German stranger whose stem cell donation saved her life after two years of anonymity rules.
Ruby, 5, with rare syndrome meets hero Mouse
A five-year-old girl diagnosed with rare Pearson's syndrome met her favourite storybook character Mouse at The Gruffalo and Friends Clubhouse in Blackpool, fulfilling a lifelong dream.
Barnardo's Birmingham Programme Tackles Poverty Health Impact
Barnardo's warns children's health in England is shaped by poverty, launching a new programme in Birmingham and Smethwick to address root causes.
Summer Pain Crisis: Half of Brits Have Persistent Headaches
New data shows over 50% of people suffer persistent head pain in summer, with nearly a quarter taking someone else's painkillers. GP Dr Nisa Aslam shares tips to avoid common seasonal aches.
Baby Left Blind After Father's Drink and Drug Rage
A father who regained custody of his seven-month-old son just weeks earlier shook the baby so violently he caused blindness and brain damage, comparable to injuries from a high-speed car crash.
Burnham confirms £12,547 state pension tax rule
Labour confirms over-65s solely on state pension won't pay income tax. Full state pension at £12,547 is below the £12,570 threshold, protecting poorest retirees.
Sleep Patches at 78p a Night Win Rave Reviews
Kloris Sleep Time Patches, a plant-based sleep aid with valerian and passionflower, cost 78p per night on subscription and have earned a 4.43-star rating from over 700 reviews.
Dudley Teen Overcomes Anxiety Through Poetry, Urges Help
Dylan, a teen from Dudley, overcame severe anxiety through poetry after a mental health referral. He now advocates for young people to seek help, with over 1 million children in England having active referrals.
Dr Khan Says Over-40s Should Get Blood Pressure Monitors
Dr Amir Khan advises anyone over 40 to buy a home blood pressure monitor, as high BP often has no symptoms but can cause serious damage. The NHS defines high BP as 140/90 or higher in clinic.
Meditation and Journaling Help Mum Lose Six Stone
Michelle Thorn, 48, lost six stone through daily meditation and journaling, transforming her mental health and relationship with food after years of failed diets.
NHS Flu Jab Rule Change from September 1
NHS confirms flu jab rule changes from September 1 for children aged two and three, clinical risk groups, and school-aged children, expanding pharmacy access.
Energy Drinks Ban for Under-16s in England from April 2027
Energy drinks with over 150mg caffeine per litre will be banned for children under 16 in England from April 2027, covering all retail settings including shops, vending machines, and online.
Cooling Mattress Topper from £32 Helps Beat Night Heat
A budget-friendly Silentnight mattress topper starting at £32 is gaining popularity for its cooling fabric that regulates temperature and wicks moisture, offering relief during hot nights.
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