Social media ads for prescription-only weight-loss medicines banned The first Instagram, TikTok and Facebook posts by members of the public promoting weight-loss jabs have been banned by the advertising regulator. The posts used discount codes and referral links to advertise the injections, including Mounjaro, for the online pharmacies Voy, Zava, MedExpress and the online prescribing
Spike in antisemitic incidents in aftermath of Manchester synagogue attack Dozens of antisemitic incidents were reported in the aftermath of the deadly Manchester synagogue attack, some celebrating what had happened, according to a report. The Community Security Trust (CST), which monitors antisemitism in the UK, said 40 were recorded on the day and a further
Ten dead, including suspect, after shootings at Canadian home and school A shooting at a school in British Columbia left eight dead including a woman police believe to be the suspect, with two more people found dead at a nearby home, Canadian authorities said on Tuesday. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police said more than 25
Roman altars acquired for nation to go on show for first time Two “stunning” stone altars discovered at a Roman fort near Edinburgh and acquired for the nation are to go on show for the first time in a new exhibition. The altars were once the centrepiece of the most northerly temple to the god
King’s ‘profound concern’ at Andrew claims as Palace pledges to support police The King has made clear his “profound concern” at allegations about Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s conduct, with Buckingham Palace saying it will “stand ready to support” the police if approached over the claims. Thames Valley Police has confirmed it is assessing suggestions that the King’s
Curator hopes London Aardman exhibition can inspire future animators The curator of a London exhibition of Aardman characters including Wallace and Gromit has said he hopes it will inspire new generation of animators. Inside Aardman: Wallace And Gromit And Friends opens at the Young V&A in Bethnal Green on Thursday, where it will feature 150
Celebrities step up to model new Red Nose Day T-shirts Reality TV star Olivia Attwood, presenter Dermot O’Leary and former Strictly Come Dancing professional dancer Oti Mabuse are among the celebrities modelling a new Red Nose Day T-shirt collection. Model David Gandy, former Strictly contestant Tasha Ghouri, actress Keeley Hawes, actor Luca Pasqualino and reality
British Museum raises £3.5m in four months to save pendant linked to Henry VIII The British Museum has successfully raised £3.5 million to save a gold pendant linked to Henry VIII’s marriage to his first wife, Katherine of Aragon, following a four-month fundraising campaign. The London museum launched an appeal in October as it was
‘Major upgrade’ to Met Office system could help avoid flight delays A “major” upgrade to the Met Office’s forecasting system could help avoid flight delays, the forecaster has said. Its new system brings clearer and more accurate cloud and fog predictions needed for managing flight schedules. Winter temperature forecasts are also closer to real life,
Glasgow man sets up male-centred breast cancer group after diagnosis A former joiner has set up a support service for men diagnosed with breast cancer after his own diagnosis. Paul Steele, 44, was diagnosed with breast cancer at the Beatson Breast Cancer Clinic in Gartnavel Hospital, Glasgow, in March 2025 after ignoring symptoms for nine