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Research from the University of Edinburgh reveals that over 150,000 more people in England are living with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) than previously estimated, highlighting a “postcode lottery” in diagnosis. The study, published in BMC Public Health, analyzed NHS data from over 62 million individuals to identify those diagnosed with myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME)/CFS or post-viral fatigue syndrome. This finding underscores the significant discrepancies in access to diagnosis and care for affected individuals across different regions....

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has cut the UK's growth forecast by a third to 1.1%, attributing the decline to tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump, which are expected to significantly impact the British economy. This forecast adjustment comes as global growth is projected to drop by 0.5% due to the heightened uncertainty and increased tariffs, particularly affecting the UK more than other nations. Additionally, UK inflation is anticipated to rise to 3.1%, the...

The Kremlin has rejected Ukraine's proposal to extend the Easter ceasefire, although it remains open to direct talks with Kyiv. Vladimir Putin's spokesperson indicated that there are no specific plans for negotiations aimed at halting strikes on civilian targets but emphasized the possibility of discussions if Ukraine addresses certain "obstacles." Meanwhile, Ukrainian officials are traveling to London to engage in discussions regarding a U.S. peace plan amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict. Full Article

Conservationists are relocating the rare white-faced darter dragonfly to South Solway Mosses in Cumbria, as its breeding sites in peat bogs are threatened by hotter, drying summers. Recognizable by its chalk-white face and vibrant flame-colored markings, this dragonfly is facing the risk of local extinction due to declining populations. The initiative aims to bolster its numbers and ensure the species' survival in light of environmental challenges affecting its natural habitat. Full Article

A family-run restaurant, Jade Palace in Hamilton, Scotland, is disheartened after a couple allegedly dined and dashed without paying their bill on April 18. The restaurant, known for its buffets and affordability, expressed concern for small businesses facing such incidents, noting they have CCTV footage and have received tips identifying the couple. They urged the individuals to come forward to settle the bill, warning that they would turn over their details to the police if...

In a recent interview with ITV’s Good Morning Britain, Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson criticized the actions of activists protesting against the Supreme Court's ruling on transgender rights, highlighting damage to statues and inflammatory placards as unacceptable. She emphasized the importance of respecting both single-sex spaces for women and the rights of trans individuals to live free from harassment, while welcoming the Supreme Court's decision for providing clarity on the definition of a woman as an...