Over 340,000 Brits want to repeal the UK Online Safety Act – here’s how to get your say
A petition to repeal the UK Online Safety Act has already reached over 340,000 signatures…
Botox and Mounjaro comprehensive review needed, says Wales’ regulator
Jenny ReesWales health correspondent Lizzie Day says it is easy to fall for the buzz around the latest treatment being talked about on TikTok or Instagram For Lizzie Day, having Botox was as much a part of her routine as getting her morning coffee. It was only when a doctor friend raised concerns about a…
The bright colors in your food may be harming your kids
Nearly one in five packaged foods and drinks in the United States contain synthetic food dyes, according to new research that analyzed 39,763 grocery store products. The study was recently published in the Journal of the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. Synthetic dyes are often added to make foods look more appealing, especially products aimed…
Scientists discover how hair cells can help heal skin faster
The skin contains two main types of adult stem cells: epidermal stem cells and hair follicle stem cells. Normally, each type has a clear role — one maintains the skin while the other supports hair growth. However, research from Rockefeller University has revealed that hair follicle stem cells (HFSCs) are surprisingly adaptable. When the skin…
Suffolk doctor sexually harassed junior colleague, tribunal told
Rawlstock/Getty Images Dr Mark Watson’s actions consisted of sexual harassment, the Medical Practitioners Tribunal Service said A doctor accused of pouring beer down a younger colleague’s cleavage before licking it off and touching her breasts has been suspended for a year. Dr Mark Johnson, who was working at West Suffolk Hospital at the time of…
The hidden “Big Bang” that decides how bowel cancer grows
Just as the universe began with a colossal explosion, bowel cancer also experiences a “Big Bang” moment that determines how it will grow and spread, according to new research supported by Cancer Research UK and the Wellcome Trust. Scientists from The Institute of Cancer Research in London, the Fondazione Human Technopole in Milan, and Chalmers…
Polish shoe retailer CCC cuts 2025 outlook, shares slump
By Reuters Published November 7, 2025 Polish footwear and fashion retailer CCC lowered its annual forecasts after its preliminary third-quarter results missed market expectations, sending its shares down 8.5% in early trading on Friday. CCC retails a wide range of men’s and women’s footwear – Reuters CCC, which runs a chain of shoe stores under…
Reformation tailors its range to Parisian clientele as it opens in Le Marais
Published November 7, 2025 With its first Paris boutique and fifteen openings this year, Reformation is making its ambitions clear. Established in the Marais from November 6, the brand—founded in Los Angeles in 2009 with a promise of sustainable fashion—now has its first address in France and on the European mainland. Paris’s Marais district welcomes…
M&S says expanded Zalando deal can cut Europe delivery times by three days
Published November 6, 2025 One of the key points that came out in Zalando’s Q3 results release Thursday was that it has just struck a new logistics deal with the UK’s M&S. That’s big news. And now M&S has added some detail to it. M&S The UK retail giant has had a more limited partnership…
Tapestry sees Q1 revenue increase to $1.7 billion, lifts outlook
Published November 6, 2025 Tapestry Inc reported a record first quarter revenue total of $1.7 billion for its 2026 financial year, led by double digit pro forma revenue growth at Coach, and has raised its outlook for the full fiscal year. Tapestry Inc runs the Coach and Kate Spade brands, known for their accessories –…
Kering launches Craft in China, to support fledgling local talent
Published November 6, 2025 Kering has launched Kering Craft in China, an innovative program to support fledgling local talent, developed in tandem with Shanghai’s key designer council. From left to right: Mr. Li Guoqing, Deputy Director of China International Import Expo Bureau; Mr. Liu Wei, Level-II Inspector of Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce; Mr. Nicolas…
