Trending 2023 hair colour ‘really works for everyone’ and stylists are ‘obsessed with it'

A bold hair colour choice is set to see a surge in popularity in 2023, according to two celebrity hair stylists.

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Changes to your fingernails and toenails that could signal cancer - what to look for

If you notice any changes in your fingernails alongside other symptoms of cancer like weight loss and fatigue you should see a doctor, an expert said.

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Singles say 'cuffing season' is hardest time of year as app use soars–they'd 'do anything'

In December 2020, Katie*, 28, met a man at her local climbing centre that seemed perfect for her. He had the same interests as her, he was handsome, friendly, outgoing, generous - and told her he loved her within weeks. Despite feeling elated that she had someone to cuddle up on the sofa with on cold evenings, Katie knew in her gut that something was wrong: she wasn't being herself. The relationship ended the following January - lasting barely a month. Katie described it as a "cuffing season relationship".

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Horoscopes today - Russell Grant's star sign forecast for Sunday, January 15

TODAY'S horoscope has one star sign dealing with someone who refuses to listen, while another needs to focus on their own life. What else can you expect? Russell Grant shares his analysis

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Relationship expert gives advice on how to find your soulmate

As singletons make a new year's resolution to find their ideal partner, an increasing number are older Britons looking for a soulmate to spend the rest of their years with.

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Horoscope compatibility: Astrologer on the ultimate signs for 'healthy, long-term' love

Your compatibility may be linked to one key aspect of your birth chart.

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Bony growths in two areas could mean you are at risk of arthritis later in life - expert

Partaking in "intense" sporting activities, as well as a family history of arthritis, can also increase your chances of the conditions.

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Alzheimer’s breakthrough as scientists discover menopause drug HRT may help halt dementia

HRT drugs taken by millions of women could help prevent dementia, scientists believe.

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Wonder drug transforms lives of cystic fibroris sufferers after Express campaign

One year on from the Daily Express's historic victory in helping to secure a wonder drug for cystic fibrosis sufferers, some of the grateful recipients have shared their joy after enjoying a health transformation.

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Robert Webb's 'heart was going to fail' when he was 'incredibly unwell' - heart defect

Actor Robert Webb is the latest celebrity to feature in the detective series, Death In Paradise, and while the storyline might be thrilling, it won't be giving him heart palpitations.

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‘He’s angry’ Expert claims Harry 'begins to have doubts’ when discussing Royal Family

Prince Harry sat down with CBS News' Anderson Cooper for an interview. Ahead of it airing this Sunday, a trailer was released and a body language expert has commented on the royal's appearance.

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Dementia treatment could be on the way as scientists find way to replace brain cells

Scientists have proven it is possible to turn stem cells into mature neurons, paving the way for dementia treatment.

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Prince William would 'suit a short beard' despite slamming Harry's 'on-trend' facial hair

Many bombshell revelations about the Royal Family were made this week as Prince Harry went from interview to interview. One was a claim that Prince William asked his brother to shave off his beard before his wedding to Meghan Markle in 2018. Harry refused. The future King might not like beards, but they are certainly in fashion, according to an expert.

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