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19 February 2019 08:22
Hundreds of passengers have had their travel plans cancelled following the collapse of airline flybmi.
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Holidaymakers were left fuming after a "lack of clarity" over Brexit led a Romanian airline to cancel flights from Liverpool's John Lennon Airport.
British Airways celebrated Valentine's Day with a special flight where all members of the cabin crew were couples who work for the airline.
The "concerning" level of stigma surrounding the human papilloma virus (HPV) could be putting some women off going for vital check-ups, campaigners are warning.
Older people living with depression should be given better access to community activities and therapy instead of being prescribed antidepressants, researchers have urged.
The Government has been criticised for failing to act on warnings about the link between processed meats and cancer, by the scientist who co-authored the original advice.
A grandfather who has battled three types of cancer is cycling from Twickenham to Tokyo in time for the Rugby World Cup - all in aid of charity.
Lovers of traditional fish and chips are embracing a more health-conscious version of their favourite food, a new study suggests.
Two thirds of UK adults don't know they're able to lower their risk of developing dementia, new research has shown.
More than 600 people a day are quitting their jobs to care for relatives, a charity has warned.
Millennials in the US face an increasing risk of developing an obesity-related cancer, a new study has revealed.
More than 100 people sought refuge at a pub high on Bodmin Moor overnight after heavy snowfall hit the A30, leading many stranded motorists to abandon their cars.
Smokers are almost twice as likely to quit with the help of e-cigarettes than if they rely on nicotine patches or gum, a study has found.
Britain is bracing for the coldest night of the winter so far, with "significant snowfall" likely to cause further travel delays and school closures.
Tens of thousands of people would avoid life-threatening conditions if the increase in cycling in London was matched by other major cities, according to new research.
A blanket of snow is expected to fall this week as Britons shiver on through a deep chill.
The five-year survival rate for patients with breast, prostate and bowel cancer has barely improved over the last decade, new figures suggest.
New artificial intelligence (AI) technology aimed at cutting flight delays is being rolled out at London Heathrow.
Some people taking aspirin to help prevent heart attacks could be increasing their risk of major bleeding by more than 40%, new research suggests.
Budget airline easyJet has announced it took a £15 million hit from the drone chaos at Gatwick Airport before Christmas.
Young women are being put off going for a smear test because they feel embarrassed and have concerns about being hurt, a new survey suggests.
Every three seconds, someone in the UK has an asthma attack - new figures show.
A plant-based diet is needed to protect future generations and safeguard the wellbeing of the planet, according to experts.
Campaigners are protesting outside the High Court in London as the legal challenge against Heathrow Airport's controversial expansion ramps up.
A new way to predict a woman's risk of breast cancer has been unveiled by scientists - and it's the most comprehensive method yet.
NHS commissioners could be slapped with a £2,500 fine for every patient left waiting more than a year for vital care, new proposals suggest.
All UK airports should buy anti-drone technology and not rely on the Royal Air Force to help out, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has said.
The military was brought in on Tuesday night after police officers saw a drone operating at Heathrow Airport, forcing departures to be suspended for an hour.
A so-called "drug sponge" that mops up leftover drugs from cancer treatment could improve the effectiveness of chemotherapy, new research has claimed.
A hormone released during exercise could help protect the brain from Alzheimer's disease, new research suggests.
Ryanair has been labelled the worst airline operating in the UK for the sixth year running in a leading consumer group survey.
Anti-drone technology will be deployed at the UK's two busiest airports in response to the disruption caused before Christmas.
A new cancer-detecting breathalyser test is being trialled in the UK - in a move that could revolutionise the way the disease is diagnosed.
The average 10-year-old child will have already eaten more sugar in their life than the maximum amount recommended for 18-year-olds, a new study reveals.
The number of travellers satisfied with flying has fallen over the last two years over frustration with how airlines handle complaints, new research reveals.
People are being encouraged to connect with friends, neighbours and others in their community this Christmas to help tackle loneliness.
Nearly 300 travellers have been arrested over the past two years for being drunk at an airport or on a plane.
People who received drones as Christmas presents are being warned against using them dangerously, following the recent chaos at London Gatwick.
Winter is known to cause a spike in heart-related deaths, but last year these "excess" fatalities rose by 55% thanks in part to a particularly nasty flu strain, according to a leading charity.
A brand-new test that could "revolutionise" screening for cervical cancer may outperform current tests at a reduced cost, new research has revealed.
The number of diabetes-related lower limb amputations has jumped by nearly a fifth in England over recent years, a leading charity has warned.
Older people are 50% more likely to take themselves to A&E if they live alone, a new study has revealed.
Over 4.3 million older people in the UK are at risk of not getting the care they need just because of their postcode, new research has revealed.
Space tourism could move one giant leap closer this week as Virgin Galactic expects to reach "space altitudes" for the first time.
If you're worried about piling on the pounds this Christmas, regular home weighing could prevent you from excessive festive eating and drinking.
Airlines that automatically cancel return flights when passengers fail to show for their outbound journeys are being warned they risk breaking consumer law.
Providing better conditions for disabled passengers is one of the main aims of a proposed new charter for airlines and airports.
Women who don't attend cervical screenings should be offered testing kits they can use at home, new research suggests.
Ryanair could be slapped with enforcement action from the airline regulator after it refused compensation for passengers hit by flight disruption caused by staff taking strike action.
Protein supplements and muscle training could be the most effective ways to delay or reverse the effects of frailty, a new study suggests.
Mumford and Sons bassist Ted Dwane has helped create a new exhibition to raise awareness of the loneliness felt by people living with multiple sclerosis (MS).
A leading charity has praised the actions of Lloyd Russell-Moyle, saying the Labour MP had "done everybody a service" by disclosing his HIV status.
Sweating out the daily stresses in a sauna could be linked to a reduced risk of death from cardiovascular diseases (CVD) in people aged 50 and over, according to a new study.
Hitting the Copacabana could soon become a more realistic aim for holidaymakers, with Norwegian set to become the first budget airline to operate UK-Brazil flights.
Holidaymakers on the UK's proposed new high-speed trainline could have their Amazon packages delivered directly to their seat, according to a train manufacturer.
Over half of UK frontline medical staff worry their hospitals won't be able to keep patients safe this winter, according to an "alarming" new survey.
Patients who suffer from a severe form of stroke should be offered a procedure to remove the blood clot up to a day after the onset of their symptoms, draft new guidelines suggest.
Rising obesity levels have led to a record number of youngsters being diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes, a leading charity has warned.
An Alzheimer's vaccine has moved closer to becoming a reality after research found that preventing a build-up of toxic brain proteins is possible.
EasyJet has posted a 41% jump in annual profits, despite being hit by surging costs and strike disruption.
Health officials are hoping blood donors keep their appointments in the run-up to Christmas to avoid stocks running low over the festive period.
London Stansted could soon welcome 43 million passengers a year, after a bid to raise its capacity was approved by the local council.
Switching to a diet low in carbohydrates could see people lose up to 10kg over a three-year period, according to new research.
Smokers who regularly use vapers are more likely to try and quit smoking for good, new research has suggested.
Leukaemia patients are now a step closer to personalised treatments after a British study looked at the role gene mutations play in blood cancers.
A quick scan of the blood vessels in a patient's neck could soon be a critical part of future dementia screening, new research has suggested.
The NHS spends more than £1 billion a year on prescriptions for people with diabetes, new figures show.
Woman who smoke, have diabetes, or high blood pressure are more likely to suffer a heart attack than men with the same risk factors, a new study claims.
Millions of UK pensioners feel they don't have anyone they can turn to for help, a leading charity has warned.
Over a quarter of medical workers are still reluctant to recommend e-cigarettes to smokers despite being told to do so by health authorities, a new survey has revealed.
A new direct flight between Manchester and Mumbai could boost the economy of northern England to the tune of £400 million, a new report suggests.
Air travellers could soon face restrictions on the amount of alcohol they can drink before flying, under plans currently being considered by the government.
A vegan diet could help people living with diabetes to better manage their condition, a new review suggests.
Electric planes could soon be flying on short-haul routes in Europe, according to the boss of EasyJet.
UK air travellers waste up to £175 million every year on seat allocations that they don't need, a new study has revealed.
Nearly a third of pregnant women had their labour induced last year, leading experts to link the figure with rising maternal age and obesity.
Eurostar is set to increase its services between London and Amsterdam to cope with growing demand.
The Duchess of Sussex has helped make a traditional Fijian breakfast dish as part of her first royal tour, which includes a visit to the South Pacific island.
Modern medicine could go "back to the dark ages" because of the rise of drug-resistant infections, health officials have warned.
Gatwick Airport has revealed £500 million plans to increase its passenger capacity - by using its emergency runway.
Radiotherapy could help extend the life of patients living with prostate cancer, according to new research.
Pregnant women who suffer from pre-eclampsia have a greater risk of developing dementia, new research suggests.
The UK's average life expectancy is predicted to increase from 80.8 years to 83.3 years over the next 20 years, according to new research.
Family doctors are being urged to prescribe physical activity for patients living with some of the most common medical conditions.
Patients with brain tumours lose out on almost £15,000 per year, a new report has revealed.
Chris Grayling has given his "categorial assurance" to Parliament that a no-deal Brexit will not ground flights in and out of the UK, despite recent warnings from experts that this remains a possibility.
The rising cost of fuel could force more airlines out of business, the boss of easyJet has warned.
The image of the boozy backpacker might be a thing of the past as a new study suggests more and more youngsters are shunning alcohol completely.
The NHS says just one in 10 drinks sold in English hospitals will be sugar-sweetened, as part of its bid to curb rising obesity levels.
More than 260,000 diabetes patients were put at risk of lasting harm or even death during hospital stays last year due to medication errors, a new report has revealed.