Gordon Brown has declared his opposition to legalising assisted dying, saying the loss of his daughter Jennifer taught him that end-of-life care must be prioritised instead. The former prime minister said the debate on assisted dying was moving too fast given the ‘profound ethical and practical issues’. He wants an end-of-life commission to be set up instead of a ‘yes/no vote’ for MPs – and said the state of the NHS meant now was not the time for a far-reaching decision that could fundamentally alter the relationship between doctors and patients.

Researchers in Manitoba discovered a complete fossilized skeleton of a mosasaur, dubbed the “T-Rex of the deep,” providing significant insights into ancient marine life. A fisherman in Newfoundland…

Fenugreek seeds, an ancient remedy used by Romans, are gaining attention for their potential health benefits, including weight loss and diabetes management. Scientific studies reveal that fenugreek seeds…

Xuxa, conocida como la “reina de los pequeñitos”, rompe su silencio a los 61 años, revelando aspectos desconocidos de su vida y carrera. Nacida como María das Graças…

Sir Keir Starmer was accused of telling fairy tales last night after he claimed that most family farms will be ‘completely unaffected’ by Labour’s inheritance tax raid. The Prime Minister insisted Labour is ‘for farmers’ and said rural communities would benefit from services funded by the £500million tax raid on the sector unveiled by Chancellor Rachel Reeves last month. During a series of interviews with BBC local radio stations, he said he did ‘understand the concerns’ of farmers who staged a mass protest against the plans this week. But he said the ‘vast majority are completely unaffected’.

Mysterious Creature Sighted: Visitors in the Philippines report seeing a strange, black, eel-like creature in a river, later identified as a long, hairy entity with no discernible face….