Headache Disorders: Why you should not ignore headaches, according to experts
Headaches can be disablingEasy home remedies to get rid of headachesWhat are headache disorders? Headache disorders should not be dismissed because they can be disabling. One of the most common disorders of the nervous system, headache disorders affect approximately 40% of the global population, according to the WHO. They are more common in women than in men.If you have recurrent headaches, it could be a sign of headache disorders. According to the WHO, a headache is a painful and disabling feature of primary headache disorders.Primary headache disorders include migraine, tension-type headache, and cluster headache.
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December 03, 2025 06:12 UTC
America’s motels have had an upgrade — these are the ones to book
Silver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows, Green Port, New YorkSilver Sands Motel & Beach Bungalows is at the tip of North Fork JOHN MUSNICKIAt the tip of Long Island’s laid-back North Fork, this reimagined modern waterfront retreat whisks you to the late 1950s when it opened. Choose from 20 reinvigorated motel rooms, eight beach shacks, two two-bedroom bungalows and two large beach houses. Details Room-only doubles from £165. Grab a sundowner in the retro-chic Sunset Lounge to enjoy while taking in the view over the original pool and nearby Fort Bayou. Details Room-only doubles from £83.
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December 03, 2025 05:02 UTC
Great North Air Ambulance activated for 11 incidents
Their critical care teams were activated across north-east England, Northumberland, and Cumbria. This included four medical incidents, three cardiac arrests, two self-harm cases, and two crashes. A spokesperson said: "Every mission was only possible because of the generosity and kindness of people like you." They urge the public to continue donating to ensure the service remains operational.
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December 03, 2025 04:30 UTC
Britain ‘insults’ India with anti-Russia article days before Putin visit
Britain’s High Commissioner to India has ignited a diplomatic row by stating that Vladimir Putin is responsible for the Ukraine war. The article, published in the Times of India, has led to a backlash in the pro-Russian country, with the envoys accused of “embarrassing” and “insulting” India and interfering in their affairs. The article, signed by Ms Cameron, Philipp Ackermann of Germany and Thierry Mathou of France, said Russia launched an “unprovoked war of aggression” that it could “end tomorrow”. They wrote: “Every day sees new indiscriminate Russian attacks in this illegal war, targeting civilian infrastructure, destroying homes, hospitals, and schools. “Russia is the only nation that wants this war and it is up to it to put a halt to this aggression.”
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December 03, 2025 01:12 UTC
Why being part of a ‘drouple’ means you’ll stay together
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December 02, 2025 23:02 UTC
Boards are asleep in cyberspace and the risks are mounting
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December 02, 2025 22:43 UTC
UK ‘flying blind’ on soaring extremism
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December 02, 2025 22:06 UTC
Hybrid drivers face double tax whammy with 1.5p a mile levy
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December 02, 2025 20:33 UTC
Keir Starmer ramps up attacks on Brexit to tackle Reform UK threat
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December 02, 2025 18:45 UTC
Should you be worried about a cryptocurrency sell-off?
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December 02, 2025 17:02 UTC
All the supermarket Christmas 2025 opening times for Aldi, Lidl, M&S, Tesco and more
All the supermarket Christmas 2025 opening times for Aldi, Lidl, M&S, Tesco and moreFind below when all of the supermarkets across Scotland will be open during Christmas 2025. View 3 Images It's almost Christmas - check below for the full list of supermarket opening hours for 2025 (Image: Getty Images )It's certainly beginning to look a lot like Christmas now. As we all know by now, many supermarkets across the country can often change their regular opening hours. To make sure no-one gets caught out without anything they need this year, then we have provided below all the supermarket opening hours across Scotland that have so far been confirmed for the likes of Aldi, Lidl, Tesco and Asda. Christmas Eve: 5am - 7pmChristmas Day: ClosedBoxing Day: 9am to 6pmTescoOpening hours for Tesco superstores and Express stores do vary, with some reopening on Boxing Day, although not all of them.
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December 02, 2025 16:26 UTC
Chinese embassy decision delayed until Starmer visits Beijing next year
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December 02, 2025 16:10 UTC
Final season of ‘Stranger Things’ breaks viewing records at Netflix
A sign above the main Fairfax stage is seen during the “Stranger Things 5 One Last Ride” down Melrose Avenue on Nov. 23 in Los Angeles. The final season of “Stranger Things” was so popular that Netflix on TVs crashed for a few minutes after the first four episodes dropped last Wednesday. The fandom behind hit sci-fi series “Stranger Things” is a force to be reckoned with. Cumulatively, the first four seasons of “Stranger Things” have generated more than 1.2 billion views, the streamer said. “For nearly a decade, the Stranger Things franchise has made an undeniable cultural impact and leaves a lasting legacy,” Lee said.
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December 02, 2025 16:08 UTC
UK growth facing headwinds from tax hikes and spending cuts – OECD
In its latest economic outlook, the influential organisation said UK growth will slow from 1.4% this year to 1.2% next year, before edging up to 1.3% in 2027, with “substantial” downside risks of the fiscal tightening plans. The OBR also last week downgraded its growth forecasts for each of the next four years in a damning verdict on the impact of budget measures on the wider economy. In response, Ms Reeves said: “Last week, my Budget cut waiting lists, cut borrowing and debt, and cut the cost of living. “Less than a week later, the OECD has upgraded our growth and cut its forecast for inflation next year. “The global economy has proved more resilient than expected this year, but underlying fragilities remain,” the OECD said.
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December 02, 2025 16:05 UTC
Half of all jury trials will be scrapped under Lammy’s reforms — as it happened
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December 02, 2025 16:00 UTC