Parents in the UK and US report feeling baffled when their teenagers use clinical terms like triggering and gaslighting in daily conversation. Mental health experts explain that young people pick up this language on social media and as a way to feel heard.
Andy Burnham's efforts to forge closer relations with Europe have sparked debate and division within his own party and across other political groups.
A UK advertising watchdog has issued an enforcement notice prohibiting tanning firms from downplaying health risks or making false medical claims about sunbeds.
New Environment Agency data reveals that concentrations of two major toxic forever chemicals in English rivers have fallen by nearly a third over the past decade following stricter regulations.
Experts question whether expensive max strength cold and flu remedies offer any real benefit over cheap generic painkillers.
An ancient gilded bronze limb found in a Scottish bog over 200 years ago is now the centerpiece of a new exhibition in Edinburgh, helping experts rethink the extent of the Roman empire.
An official report reveals that police relying on inaccurate facial recognition data risk wrongly arresting innocent people, particularly from ethnic minorities.
Congressional Democrats are pushing for immediate immigration reforms following a voter backlash against Donald Trump's strict enforcement measures.
Authorities have strongly refuted claims by a hacker that VCE exam papers were leaked and sold to students during the state exam period.
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