Vaping may be safer than smoking cigarettes for those trying to quit, but the shocking case of a British teenager who was highlighted the risks.
Kyla Blight. 17, from Cumbria in England, who started vaping when she was 15, had to be rushed to hospital with a collapsed lung linked to her 4,000 puffs a week on vapes (the equivalent to 400 cigarettes).
She needed a five-and-a-half hour operation to remove part of her lung – doctors found that a
There is no such thing as the typical seaside town. Some are millionaires’ playgrounds, others centres of simple, olde-worlde charm. Some are loved by surfers, others best enjoyed from a deck chair, and while many are foodies’ delights, some traditional towns are all about candy floss and chips.
All of the towns and villages below are different. Yet each, in its own way, offers the ultimate coastal living.
The Mail talked to property experts across the country who selected their
Investing even just a few pounds a month can help grow your wealth, but a £10,000 lump sum should be enough to make some meaningful returns.
And while birthday cards might tell you that ‘age is just a number’, it really does matter when it comes to making the most of your money. The way we invest needs to alter as we approach major life changes, taking bigger or smaller risks with our cash.
Charles Amber, chief investment officer at
Some villages in Britain are unmistakably upper class, with their thatched cottages, quaint schools and chi-chi high streets.
Little wonder they’re a pull for those with pockets deep enough to afford a home in such a smart location, from the likes of Daniel Craig and David Beckham to the royals and even the King.
‘Who can blame them, with village locations boasting beautiful green spaces, lower crime rates, good schools, cosy pubs and charming homes with individual character?’ says Yopa
Whether it’s Coca-Cola or orange juice, if you’ve bought a bottled drink recently you might have noticed a subtle but infuriating change.
The vast majority of bottles in the EU – and a growing number in Britain – now feature ‘tethered’ bottle caps which remain attached after opening.
This is the result of laws designed to boost recycling and cut down on litter, but many customers say they find the new designs absolutely rage-inducing.
On social media, outraged customers have
Could you be one of an estimated 44million drinking water supplies potentially contaminated by faeces, according to official data?
MailOnline’s fascinating map reveals which water supplies recorded breaches for bacteria commonly found in the digestive systems of animals and people in water supplies in the UK.
It comes as 22 cases of a parasite called cryptosporidium, which most commonly enters water supplies via contamination of faeces, have been detected in Devon.
Cryptosporidium infection causes people to suffer weeks of diarrhoea
International holidaymakers flying to Delhi can now buckle up in Air India’s new flagship aircraft – the Airbus A350 – which is now operating between Dubai and the Indian capital, as well as on domestic routes.
Inside, they feature brand-new cabins that are part of a $400million (£315million) refurbishment programme.
To discover if this is money well spent, travel experts from The Points Guy put all three A350 cabins to the test simultaneously, filming their experiences in business class, premium
Prince Andrew is reportedly facing eviction from
Pregnant women were today urged to get vaccinated against whooping cough amid a worrying surge in cases that has already killed five babies.
As a few as a quarter of expectant mothers have had the pertussis jab – offered between 16 and 32 weeks — in parts of London.
Similarly low levels are seen in other parts of the capital and Birmingham.
Experts today warned the outbreak could be the biggest ‘of the last 40 years’.
Almost 3,000 cases have
Enjoy eating a bacon sandwich, a few slices of chorizo, cake or maybe even a pint of beer?
Well, these are off the menu, if you want to cut your risk of cancer that is.
That’s according to experts who say chemicals added to meats, as well as alcohol, excessive sugar and fat consumption can increase your risk of bowel, breast and liver cancer.
And while it isn’t possible to avoid every carcinogen — substances that increase your risk of
