Leave 'bathroom door open' when showering to save hundreds -clever hack to cut energy bill

Heating the home for as little as possible has never been so important and checking the front door insulation or making small tweaks in the bathroom can be crucial to reduce costs.

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Kate may have to 'drop' beloved habit when she becomes Queen - but 'it would be a pity'

Prince William and Kate Middleton have assumed the role of Prince and Princess of Wales, and will one day be crowned King and Queen Consort. According to one expert, Kate already has what it takes to be Queen, but may unfortunately "drop" one habit.

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Expert shares the 'most easily missed' symptoms of breast cancer - Self-checking is 'key'

From hot skin to rashes on your breast, an expert shares the signs that can break the news of breast cancer.

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Samantha Womack is 'blown away' by supportive fans during her breast cancer battle

Samantha Womack says "thank you" to her supportive fans as her breast cancer battle continues.

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Cheapest supermarket in the UK named - Brits can save £23+ on groceries each week

Britain's lowest-priced supermarket has been announced by experts at Which?. The company analysed the prices of products in the UK's biggest supermarkets and found one food retailer offered much cheaper items than the rest.

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'It felt inhumane' Pensioner spends 'six days in a chair' at busy A&E

Val Griffiths said it felt like she was in a hospital in a third-world country.

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Walter Pidgeon died from a brain damaging illness that occurs every five minutes in the UK

Academy award nominee Walter Pidgeon drew his final breath following a series of life-threatening strokes.

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Fatty liver disease: Timing your meals poorly could raise your risk of fibrosis by 61%

Late-night eating and skipping breakfast could pave the way for deleterious health outcomes concerning the liver, studies suggest.

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Horoscopes today - Russell Grant's star sign forecast for Wednesday, October 5

TODAY'S horoscope has one star sign needing to close a chapter on their life, while another should connect with their inner-self. What else can you expect? Russell Grant shares his analysis

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Queen Elizabeth 'fascinated' with Hollywood icon similar to her– both 'defined femininity'

Queen Elizabeth II met with many celebrities during her lifetime, but some stood out more than others. One of these was an iconic, 1950s Hollywood actress, whom the Queen reportedly became "fascinated" by.

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October horoscope: 'Perfect' autumn fragrance for a 'peaceful' home - 'a tranquil haven'

Recent research revealed that 72 percent of people are interested in refreshing their home with fragrance for general wellness benefits, as well as creating a relaxing, comforting, and uplifting mood this autumn.

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Jeremy Paxman feels 'beaten and dejected' because of Parkinson's disease

Jeremy Paxman opens up about his deteriorating health due to Parkinson's disease.

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Cancer signs: Hematochezia may be the ‘most common presentation of bowel cancer’

Cancer warning signs are uncommon in the initial stages, so it is essential to act swiftly when symptoms like hematochezia emerge.

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