Princess Charlotte is unlike 'predecessors' - 'unencumbered' by 'over-powering royal role'

PRINCESS CHARLOTTE is celebrating her seventh birthday today, which is so exciting for the young royal. Charlotte has begun appearing at more royal events recently along with her older brother, Prince George, eight. As a most likely future Princess Royal and sibling of a monarch, what kind of working royal will Charlotte be?

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Rita Moreno health: Star explains how she stays fit and well at 90 - ‘you sink or swim’

90-YEAR-OLD Rita Moreno has shared what she does to keep her brain health in good shape after years of despair when she was younger.

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'Devastating’ Experts demand urgent action as record 2.7m join cancer backlog

THE brutal impact of Covid on cancer treatment was laid bare last night as it was revealed a record 2.7 million joined the queue for diagnosis and care.

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Campaigners blast delays in £50m MND funding

ACTIVISTS have expressed their 'concern' at the Government's reluctance to cut red tape and allow easier access to £50million of funding to help find a cure for motor neurone disease.

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Candi Staton health: 'I've been through hell' - Star on beating breast cancer using chemo

THE SINGER Candi Staton received months of chemotherapy despite telling her doctor she "didn't want" it. She has since opened up about her cancer battle.

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Horoscopes: Russell Grant shares your reading for May 2022 - here's what to expect

MAY BRINGS warmer weather and longer days as we creep closer to summer. What else can you expect this month? Russell Grant shares his analysis.

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Statins: Three supplements known to heighten the risk of potentially deadly side effects

STATINS are the bedrock of cardiovascular disease prevention but rarely do their side effects go unnoticed. These vary massively in severity, with minor headaches and potentially life-threatening rhabdomyolysis standing at each end of the spectrum. According to some experts, certain supplements could increase the risk of aftereffects when taken alongside the cholesterol-lowering drug.

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Yusuf / Cat Stevens health: Star on surviving tuberculosis and nearly drowning

CAT STEVENS, now called Yusuf / Cat Stevens, has spoken about converting to Islam after a brush with death less than a decade after surviving tuberculosis.

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Arnold Schwarzenegger health: Star on '80%' vegan diet after three major heart surgeries

THE bodybuilding legend Arnold Schwarzenegger has shared details about moving to a vegan diet as part of attempts to improve his "overall health" which has been affected by a severe heart problem.

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Avoid keeping milk in door compartment of fridge to save hundreds - 'really effective'

HOW BRITONS organise their fridge has a huge impact on how much energy it spends and how long the food lasts. With the cost of living rising, these small tweaks can be very useful in order to save some money.

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Freddy Mercury: Star was ‘months’ away from life-extending AIDS treatment says Brian May

FREDDY MERCURY'S death due to AIDS was a bombshell for everyone but especially those closest to him including Queen co-star Brian May who recently said he "lost" his "sense of reality" and suggested Mercury missed life-extending treatment by "months".

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Horoscopes: Your horoscope for next week - Russell Grant on what's in the stars for you

RUSSELL GRANT has shared your horoscope for the week ahead. This is what you can expect, according to the stars.

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Lung cancer: Have you had a new cough for longer than two weeks? That is a sign

THE NHS says that there are usually no signs or symptoms in the early stages, though symptoms of lung cancer develop as the condition progresses. There are certain signs in a cough indicating you should see a GP.

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