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In 2021, around 59% of UK adults had high cholesterol levels, with a higher percentage among those aged 45-64, often presenting with no clear symptoms. Signs of high cholesterol can include yellow bumps around the eyes (xanthelasmas) and a pale rim around the iris known as a corneal arcus, indicating the condition. Additionally, individuals may notice bumps on tendons, a condition called tendon xanthomata, particularly common in those with familial hypercholesterolemia. If you suspect high...

A recent study by dating app Feeld shows a 240% increase in Gen Z's interest in LGBTQ+ rights when seeking potential mates, reflecting their fluid approach to sexuality. Experts Dr. Natasha McKeever and Dr. Luke Brunning highlight the importance of LGBTQ+ rights, especially in the face of threats from right-wing politics. LGBTQ+ charity Stonewall emphasizes the need for action and solidarity in the face of discrimination, with Gen Z leading the charge in advocating for...

Nato's chief, Mark Rutte, has called for a "wartime mindset" among members due to the growing threat from Russia, urging defense spending above the current 2% of GDP target. Vladimir Putin has blamed Nato's eastward expansion for tensions, leading to the invasion of Ukraine in 2022. Rutte also highlighted China's ambitions and the need for increased military funding, anticipating pressure from president-elect Donald Trump to boost defense spending. Full Article

Nigel Brooks, manager of The Brucefield Farm in Scotland, showed selflessness by providing food and drinks to emergency responders during a massive blaze at a nearby industrial estate, canceling 100 bookings to ensure visitor safety. In recognition of his kindness, West Lothian officers presented Nigel with a letter of gratitude, praising his selfless actions in supporting the emergency services on the scene. The police commended Nigel and his team for their valuable assistance during a...

Solicitors for the family of Rebecca Browne, who was killed by a Garda car, plan to seek a judicial review of the DPP's decision not to prosecute any members of An Garda Síochána. The family, represented by Madden & Finucane Solicitors, expressed outrage and disappointment at the lack of consultation and transparency in the decision-making process. Gsoc was notified by the DPP that there would be no prosecution, prompting the family to challenge the decision...

A recent survey by DFS in the UK found that being late was the biggest guest offense during the festive season, with 47% of respondents agreeing. Other annoyances included guests not bringing a drink (41%) and not taking off their shoes (33%). Body language expert Adrianne Carter advised arriving on time, bringing a drink to show appreciation, and asking about removing shoes. Only 11% of hosts would be bothered by guests being underdressed, as the...