Katie Oborn

1 week ago | irishmirror.ie | Katie Oborn |Ian Craig

High blood pressure, often dubbed the 'silent killer' due to its lack of symptoms, can only be detected through regular checks. It's crucial that adults over 40 get their blood pressure checked regularly as undiagnosed hypertension can lead to serious health issues such as heart disease, kidney disease, heart attacks, strokes, heart failure and vascular dementia. Hypertension can be managed with medication and dietary changes, according to health experts.

1 week ago | nottinghampost.com | Jamie Barlow |David Bentley |Katie Oborn

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is set to conduct a survey regarding Personal Independence Payment (PIP) - and it's been suggested claimants could be asked about their expenditure. The DWP has confirmed that it will be researching the disability expenses that PIP is expected to cover. Ministers have clarified that PIP is not an income replacement benefit, but is paid to assist with the additional costs that arise from a disability or long-term physical or mental health condition.

1 week ago | msn.com | Jamie Barlow |David Bentley |Katie Oborn

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1 week ago | mirror.co.uk | Samantha Leathers |Katie Oborn

TikTok's latest travel trends could spell disaster for your holiday plans. Users are often seen recording their journey from check-in to landing, but these seemingly harmless videos can lead to hefty fines, intense questioning, or even bans from airport areas. Travel guru Dawn Morwood has flagged up six seemingly innocent trends and spots in airports that you should steer clear of to avoid trouble.

1 week ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | David Bentley |Katie Oborn

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has confirmed that it will be conducting a survey asking Personal Independence Payment (PIP) claimants how they spend their benefit payments. The research aims to understand the disability expenses that PIP is expected to cover. Ministers have clarified that PIP is not an income replacement benefit, but is intended to help with additional costs resulting from a disability or long-term physical or mental health condition.