Streeting brands doctor’s union ‘moaning minnies’ over GP online booking
All NHS practices were required by the government to provide web bookings from October - but the union opposes the move.
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Government racks up £100m bill responding to Covid inquiry
BBC analysis shows cost to taxpayer is 50% higher than thought, with inquiry's own costs at £192m.
Warning over cosmetic face fillers as scans reveal new details of risks
Placed incorrectly, cosmetic dermal fillers can damage nearby ateries, leading to to skin loss and even blindness, experts warn.
‘Only win will do in biggest Test of Bazball era’
England cannot mathematically lose the Ashes in Brisbane, but a 2-0 deficit would mean the urn is as good as gone - this is the biggest Test of the Bazball era, says Stephan Shemilt.
Centuries-Lost Rubens Found In A Paris Home Sells For An Eye-Watering Sum
The masterpiece had virtually disappeared in the early 1600s.
Exclusive: Billionaire Michele Kang launches $25 million U.S. Soccer institute that promises to transform the future of women’s sports
Women are not just "small men"—and Kang's efforts will target everything from treating women's injuries to preventing girls from dropping out of youth sports.
What CEOs say about AI and what they mean about layoffs and job cuts: Goldman Sachs peels the onion
“Companies that have discussed AI in the context of their workforce have cut their job openings more sharply this year,” economist Ronnie Walker found.
Billionaire Mark Cuban once ran a Ponzi scheme from his dorm room: ‘That’s how I paid for my junior year of college’
“It was basically a scam,” Cuban, 67, said as he chuckled.
Cancer patient welcomes newly-approved treatment
Sharon Price from Newcastle-under-Lyme says she was glad to avoid the need for surgery.
