Norovirus symptoms to watch out for as cases 'surge' in England

A warning has been issued to people across Scotland and the rest of the UK after a case of tick-borne encephalitis virus (TBEV) was confirmed.

A 24-year-old woman with 'the biggest heart' died just weeks after developing cold and flu symptoms.

Paddy McGuinness revealed his ex-wife, Christine, 35, was one of the first people to notice he wasn’t being himself before he eventually got diagnosed with depression.

Around 1.5 million women in the UK suffer from endometriosis, a painful condition where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows outside of the uterus. People with the condition often experience uncomfortable symptoms that can impact their daily life, such period pain and pain during sex.The discomfort can be treated through pain management, period management or invasive surgery but none of these methods are guaranteed to stop the endometriosis as there is no known cure. Endometriosis can affect anyone with a uterus from puberty to menopause, most commonly impacting people aged 25 to 35.

Over half of us Brits find talking about bloating and general gut health “embarrassing”. But sufferers of IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) know only too well that things don’t always, ahem, run smoothly. Dr Samantha Gill, a specialist gastroenterology dietitian, explains that tell-tale signs of the condition include “pain, bloating, wind, as well as changes in bowel habits,” and adds, “some people experience constipation, for others it might be diarrhoea, or a mix of the two.” It affects 12 million people in the UK and symptoms vary hugely from person to person.To mark IBS Awareness Month this April, here’s how to keep your gut happy and healthy… What is the gut? It’s a long tube that starts at your mouth and ends at your anus.

Jason Watkins has spoken out about his family's grief following the death of their his young daughter.

Martine McCutcheon shared that she's been suffering with "crippling anxiety" as she opened up about her perimenopause symptoms on social media. The former EastEnders actress, 46, detailed her struggles in a candid Instagram post on Sunday, where she said she's been having "hot flushes" and "brain fog" but reassured any of her followers who are going through a similar experience, telling them "you aren't alone". Mum-of-one Martine, who shares son Rafferty, eight, with husband Jack McManus, posted a stunning selfie where she could be seen sporting minimal make-up while lying on a pillow along with a lengthy caption detailing her perimenopause struggle.

England host Ukraine at Wembley on Sunday, with Euro 2024's qualifying campaign underway following Thursday's opening match against Italy.

, can frankly still be kind of infuriating. The problem? “It's sort of a retrospective diagnosis,” says , M.D., a menopause specialist and clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at Yale. Perimenopause (which literally means “around menopause”) is the time when your body's hormone production starts to decline and you begin the transition into menopause. “Perimenopause marks the beginning of a continuum of irregularity and unpredictability with each cycle,” says , M.D., a board-certified OB-GYN and medical advisor for .

A mum who was diagnosed with bowel cancer after she collapsed at work is now urging others to get checked out if "your body doesn't feel right". Michelle Grant, 44, feared she might have a brain tumour after suffering a sudden seizure but all her test results came back clear.

Exactly 100 days since England's dramatic World Cup quarter-final exit at the hands of France in Qatar, Gareth Southgate will be meeting up with his players again as they build towards another major tournament.

Nina Warhurst, a presenter on BBC Breakfast, has told fans she's pregnant with her third child after experiencing months of dramatic symptoms.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director Elizabeth Olsen has no idea when she will return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe as Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch, but she’s hoping her character finds humor and redemption whenever that time comes. Scarlet Witch was the villain of “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” which ended with the character being crushed under a collapsing building after she sacrificed herself to destroy the Darkhold, the evil book of sorcery that had corrupted her. “We can do anything with her now!” Olsen recently told ScreenRant about Scarlet Witch’s next appearance. “I feel like we’ve done so much. Now, we can really have fun; I feel like there’s a lot more humor to be had with her. She’s often the emotion of a story, and I’m curious to see what we can explore. And hopefully [we can] give her some redemption.”

Selma Blair is doing her best to not let her multiple sclerosis diagnosis stop her from living her life. "I don’t live in fear of this condition at all," she told "Today." The actress first shared she'd been diagnosed with the disease, which causes the immune system to attack the protective covering of nerve fibers and impacts communication between the brain and the body, in 2018.  She has been in remission since 2021, when she underwent stem cell transplantation to treat the condition. The "Legally Blonde" star also shared that she struggles with many symptoms, including fatigue, speech impairment, and movement and balance issues.  "I still have symptoms.

, it's only recently that the world has started paying attention to menopause symptoms. It's long overdue, considering the symptoms of menopause go well beyond the oft-parodied hot flash. “It has been well established that menopause can affect a woman from head to toe,” says Dr. , a fellow of the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and founder and chief medical officer of HerMD.

the Daily Mail, Zara suggested that she experiences the condition. She spoke about it in recent posts and questioned if it was linked to her having 'facial flushing'. Read more: The latest celebrity news from across Essex She said: "So recently, I mean I wasn't diagnosed, I told my GP about my fingers going white in any like changes of temperature.

If there was one character that seems to have gone through a hell of a lot in Phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it’s Scarlet Witch, played by Elizabeth Olsen. Heartbroken after ‘Infinity War’ and the death of her love, Vision, Scarlet Witch created a new reality in “WandaVision” and then went on a massive, multiversal killing spree in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” seemingly dying at the end.

A breath test to diagnose pancreatic cancer is being hailed as a major breakthrough for the disease which claims thousands of lives a year.

Driving along the M60, Jo Britton was hit by a sudden feeling of intense fear. Her hands were shaking. She couldn’t breathe. Her heart was beating so fast she thought it was going to stop.

What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - Feb 24What to watch: 7 movies and shows to stream this week - March 3The second part of the fourth season of “You” is now available on Netflix. The series, starring Penn Badgley, relocates serial killer Joe to London, introducing him to a murder mystery involving the wealthy and damaged elite. It’s a change of pace from previous seasons, yet a welcome reinvention for the series.